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Ah, early 2000s.

Think about all those boy bands and girl bands and boy girl bands.

Think about the baby blue, the shiny metallics, the frosted fabric, the frosted hair.

Everything is frosted.

It's frothy and bouncy.

It's just like Jump 5.

Composed to five young talented teens from Nashville, Jump 5 burst onto the music scene in 1999

after a voice coach put out a flyers to form something of a traveling Sunday school band.

Brother and sister Brandon and Brittany Harges nailed the gig, as well as their dance

competition acquaintances Leslie Moore, Libby Harges, and Chris Fadon.

There was a lot going on in music during the early 2000s.

There was emo music, pop punk, and contemporary R&B.

But when you think about the early arts, you probably think about these hastily formed pop bands

that became huge sensations.

Singing airy and sincere songs about crushes, love, and dancing.

Boy bands and girl bands were surprisingly robust engines that kept many careers going

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