Today versus back in the day.

Ooh, your game where we pit the generations against each other.

And I'm sorry, but there is one thing that I know Gen Z and myself agree on.

Which is?

The love of Harry Styles.

Oh, yeah.

He's generationally loved.

So good.

So good.

He's very likable.

He announced this week it's been the most exciting news that his fourth solo album started. Yes, 12 new songs, people. Really? Yeah, March 6 it's coming out. Perfect for summer. Yep, it's called Kiss All the Time, Disco Occasionally. Yeah. Does that mean it's gonna be a disco album? Is that just the mantra he lives by? I don't know. Please be Disco. So it's my turn to ask questions this week about the 90s. So I'm not going to ask about Harry Stiles. Oh, darn. But we are going to delve into some boy bands from the 90s, all right? Okay. You know, Harry Stiles got to start in the boy band world. Yeah, I always forget that. Uh-huh. So Alexis, I'm going to give you the name of a band and what they were famous for, and you either have to tell me if it's a real band or I made it up. Okay. Okay. Okay. And if it's real, you're going to hear a snippet from their most famous song. Okay. Okay. If it's fake, you're going to hear this. No boy.

Oh. What is that? That's Ashton. Do you got it? Yeah, I'm ready. No boy. I want you to get them

wrong. Okay. Our first band, high gloss, known for their insane amount of hair gel use. Oh.

I want to say I've never heard of this, but I haven't heard of any of them, but I'm still going to stick with fake.

No boys.

You're right.

Got to be it.

Okay, the next band, all for one.

99% of their music was about sweet, sweet love.

Oh.

Just a group of boys just seeing it about sweet.

That's all the boy bands.

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