What do you guys think of Westlife in their current lineup without Mark and absolutely a Brian

I think it's kinda odd when Mark gets mentioned and the lads seem uncomfortable and their facial expressions says more than words (no pun intended) lol

Sometimes Nicky tag Brian in posts but not Mark

I think they suffer a lot vocal wise as a 3 but I like their dynamic more as 3 more than the classic 4 piece

What are the most intense and famous feuds between boy band members, whether within the same group or between different ones? There are quite a few examples, such as:
Keith Duffy vs. Mikey Graham
Sean Conlon vs. J Brown
Bobby Brown vs. Ronnie DeVoe (guns included 💀)
One Direction vs. The Wanted (on Twitter)
Gary Barlow vs. Robbie Williams
Feel free to share the backstory of the feud below, or mention a lesser-known clash, argument, or instance of shade-throwing.

Doesn't have to be About love

https://youtu.be/VzYpE4z8YIc?si=wcHJsUGAGyptjiQk

Amazing song

Here is front row VIDEO of Boyz II Men performing “I'll Make Love to You” & “On Bended Knee (7/25/2026).
Boyz II Men’s Grammy Award-winning “I’ll Make Love to You” single reigned at #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 in the United States for 14-weeks (Aug. 27 to Nov. 26, 1994), until it was dethroned dethroned by Boyz II Men’s “On Bended Knee” (Dec. 3, 1994)—making Boyz II Men the first music group since The Beatles to replace their own song at No. 1.

Thirty years earlier, The Beatles’ “Can’t Buy Me Love” replaced “She Loves You” at No. 1 (April 4,1964).

"On Bended Knee” and "I'll Make Love to You" are both from Boyz II Men’s Grammy Award-winning “II” album, which sold more than 12 million copies in the United States alone (12X Platinum) and is the best-selling album by an R&B group in history. 

#BoyzIIMen, #illmakelovetoyou, #OnBendedKnee, #LiveMusic, #TheBeatles, #SheLovesYou, #CantBuyMeLove, #Concert, #FrontRow, #Live, #Music, #Grammys, #No1, #Record, #2026music, #Platinum, #Motown, #ShawnStockman, #NathanMorris, #WanyaMorris, #PaulMcCartney, #JohnLennon, #GeorgeHarrison, #RingoStarr, #BillboardHot100, 

M!LK is a Japanese boy group that has been active for 12 years.

One of the things that makes M!LK special is that each member has their own strengths and personality. Over the years, they have each worked hard in their own fields, steadily building their careers and gaining experience.

Recently, several of their songs have gone viral on social media, bringing many new people to discover M!LK. And something interesting has been happening: people come for the songs, but end up falling in love with the members too.

You can often see new fans saying things like, “What have I been doing for the past 10 years?!” or “I’m sorry I didn’t discover them sooner.”

When they first started out, some of their release events had only around 30 people in the audience — and apparently, about half of them were relatives of the members.

Despite all the ups and downs, they kept going and steadily built their fanbase. Today, they can fill venues that hold around 17,000 people.

I’m convinced that M!LK will become one of the biggest names in Japanese boy groups in the near future.

This is a community dedicated to M!LK. If you’re new to the group or have any questions, feel free to ask!

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r/MiLKglobal

https://youtu.be/P3r46jpeYv8?si=35YCjq9-lj0rp7Gz

For Nick Jonas, which period would be considered his true peak? 2007–2010, when he was highly popular as a songwriter and vocalist for the Jonas Brothers? 2014–2016, during the peak of his solo career as a recording artist? Or 2019–2021, when the Jonas Brothers reunited, released hit songs, and Nick also appeared on The Voice and in Jumanji? As for Joe Jonas, I think 2008–2010, during the Camp Rock era, was undoubtedly his peak. Would his low point be around 2011, during his solo album era? And did Kevin Jonas ever really have a peak in terms of popularity and public recognition?

A new release from the British boy band dearALICE! They’ve been going for a couple of years now, and will be releasing a new EP on September 25th, called dancefloorKILLA.

Their recent sound and presentation (image/choreo) has a bit of a 2000s vibe to it, so maybe some of you who are fans of groups from that era might like them 💜

Based off The Counting Down Japanese album version 🖤

Does anybody else think that with Nicky in Westlife have a soft voice singing “Miss You So Much” would be good to hear.