Bye Bye Bye was released by NSYNC in 2000 as the lead single from No Strings Attached, and it became one of the group's defining pop hits. It gained a second life in 2024 when Deadpool and Wolverine used it for its opening sequence, with Deadpool fighting while dancing to the track. Clips of that scene spread quickly across TikTok, YouTube and Instagram, where creators reused the song for entrances, dances and parody fights. Its instantly familiar beat and playful tone keep it popular for short-form edits.
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Hear NSYNC's Bye Bye Bye as featured in Deadpool and Wolverine, a high-energy pop opening often used for dance edits, hero entrances and funny reveals.
The clip captures the instantly recognisable opening of NSYNC's Bye Bye Bye, with its punchy pop beat, bright harmonies and driving rhythm that builds straight into the famous chorus hook. In Deadpool and Wolverine it plays over the opening action sequence, turning a brutal fight into a playful, choreographed dance number and giving the scene its cheeky, self-aware energy. Heard on its own, the sound feels upbeat, confident and a little mischievous, instantly signalling that something fun and over-the-top is about to happen. It works because listeners already know the song, so the first few seconds create anticipation before the beat drops.
