When I first heard the cd, I thought I was going to hear 10 Bye,Bye,Bye's and three GMHS's. It was totally not what I expected, and it was great. They have invented a new pop sound...dirty. Oh yeah, they wrote almost every song! So here we go track by track-

1. POP- good song, not sure if the we were ready musically for it. It is the version of the song used in their video.(including the beat-box). 4 out of 5

2. Celebrity- new sound starts here... great song with some hot beats. It's more of a mid-tempo and has a great hook. One of my favorites. 5 out of 5

3. The Game Is Game over- How can a song that samples Pac-man be bad? Creative was to slip digi in to the song(digi,digi, think...)Great idea and it works well. 4 out of 5

4. Girlfriend- different vibe for them, it starts like a rap song(not suprising...Neptunes helped with this one). Overall, good song but new direstion for N'sync...good stuff. 4 out of 5

5. Just The Two of Us- Think Jordan Knight's "Give it to you" and plug in N'sync. The only real pop song(not to dirty) it had some good writing..props to J.C. 4 out of 5

6. Gone- GREAT song. Ballad unlike anything I have heard before. Although it's more of a solo for Justin, it works in the end. Haunting hook and great guitar chord that reels you in. 5 out of 5

7. Tell Me, Tell Me...Baby- Original song. Starts off with some new sound effects and kind of vibes like Michael Jackson's "Scream". Then it pulls into a good up-tempo. I like :) 4 out of 5

8. Up Against The Wall- John Blaze hot. N'sync bringin the Two-step formula to life. Great dance number and again a new sound for them. The whole Disco Ball bit is pretty cool. 5 out of 5

9. See Right Through You- up-tempo sporting the "Look into my eyes..tell me what you see" part you'll think you've heard before. Again great stuff.. 4 out of 5

10. Selfish- great ballad produce by Brian MkNight(sorry about spelling). All I have to say is this a great one for background music at a dinner date...4 out of 5

11. Just Don't Tell That- I like this one because it sounds cool after you hear the whole thing. But it sounds like "Tell me" in the very beginning. But you grow used to it. 3 out of 5

12. Something Like You- good song, with Stevie Wonder on harmonica. Has a different sound from the other ballads. The harmonica does make it sound like it's from the 80's a bit. But it picks up- 4 out of 5

13. Do Your Thing- really cool totally unlike anything you've ever heard. I mean that. You just have to hear it. It's a mid-tempo, but it's really an orginal type of song.

Great album overall. However the U.S. version is missing two tracks. One is "That Girl Will Never Be Mine" which is a lot of fun because it kind of sounds like "Bye,Bye,Bye" part two. (Seriously, you can actually sing the chourus in place of the one in the song!) And a song called Falling- a really good ballad written by Chris, but this one will be on the soundtrack for "On The Line"- Lance's movie that is due out in September. N'sync can't be compared to the Backstreet Boys anymore... N'sync has moved on to a different kind of music and they don't even live in the same neiborhood.

Trust me, you will not be sorry about this purchase, because this one surpasses No Strings Attached and is a must have. Even if you don't like N'sync you might want to give this album a try...it stands a good chance to change your mind.

I had never owned an N'Sync album until "Celebrity", and now I feel obligated to buy the first two albums. I hate to admit it, but I've always been a pop fan since BSB came out with "Quit Playing Games" and other R&B-esque songs. And when N'Sync busted out with "I Want You Back" and "Tearin' Up My Heart", I thought they were the best thing since sliced bread. But I was too chicken to buy their albums because I felt they were a BSB clone. But they've grown musically, because now they're writing their own songs. They've flipped the script a bit and thrown in a lil 2-step ("The Two Of Us", "Up Against The Wall"), dirtier beats ("Pop"), and melodic ballads ("Gone") . Their cool harmonies are reminiscent of Take 6 on the uplifting "Do Your Thing" (a song teenyboppers can't stand). I love "Do Your Thing"'s acapella vibe. I'd say N'Sync's "Celebrity" is a notch better than BSB's "Black & Blue" (which was really good). The only complaints I had was that "Tell Me, Tell Me... Baby" and "Just Don't Tell Me That" sound like "Bye, Bye, Bye" Parts 2 and 3. Even the word "tell" shows up twice in the song titles. And how come Chris, Lance, and Joey don't get any singing parts? At least give them a bridge. I've heard Chris's voice on "Drive Myself Crazy" and he would be a good lead on a ballad. Besides that, I wasn't disappointed by this album. Even if you're evoked to vomit upon the mentioning of their name, N'Sync will force you to like at least one song on their latest effort. Why do pop-hating music fans even bother to bash N'Sync anyway? Didn't they either buy or borrow the album and listen to it in its entirety? That must mean they like "pop" to some degree. Ohterwise, why would they waste their time?

I'm not a conventional fan of the boy band craze, but 'NSync's latest CD, "Celebrity", holds its own as a prototype of today's Pop sound: irresistably catchy, slick, and cross pollinated with other genres to lend it just enough edginess it needs to stay on top of the pop game. Mind you, there's nothing wrong with these traits, especially when it works so well ("Pop", "Tell Me Tell Me, Baby"). This time around, the boys from 'NSync have not only begun to write some of their own material, but they also lend a more distinct R&B influence to "Celebrity", of which their previous effort "No Strings Attached" just began to scratch the surface. Elements of dance techno and electronic squiggles are also thrown in for good measure, and they definitely get kudos for making all of it sound cohesive and accessible enough so as to never alienate their old fans, while certainly snaring some more. It seems this time around they've taken their cue from pop Giants Madonna and Michael Jackson to parlay another fifteen minutes in the Pop landscape. And so far, "Celebrity" succeeds with flying colors, but it also makes you wonder: what else have they got under their sleeve for next time? No matter, just enjoy this for the time being...

[....]i used to be one of those people who loved n sync and justin and i'd go drooling over him. i even sent him a letter once saying how cute i thought he was.

but now, i'm starting to realize my sister was right about them... some things i won't repeat.

there's nothing against them or their fans, seriosuly. It's just that i loved their first cd, and i still think it's all right. but when they got older, they tried to be cool, and it didn't help their musical talents at all. the songs now make them totally sound, how shall i put this, very full of themselves. for example, the song pop. it sounds like the message they're trying to get across is that they'll be around forever and so will the teeny bopper phase. bull sh*t.

i'm not the teeny bopper kind of person anymore, once i started listening to some other kinds of music. for those who hate pop music, this is not the cd for you. but...

if you like n sync and you like pop music, you'll like this cd. which is the reason that i rated it 2 stars instead of 1. i have to rate it fairly. you'll also like the rest of their cd's. and you can drool over them all you want. but once you grow up and see how immature and absolutely sad their music is, you'll see where i'm coming from.

I started out being a big nsync fan, but their music keeps getting worse as each album comes out. On their new CD, Celebrity, the songs are all the same with pointless lyrics. Their style has really gone down. If you're considering this cd, don't buy it unless you want to waste your time, and money.