Raz-B has an ambitious idea for the ultimate millennial reunion tour, and he wants three of the era’s biggest groups sharing one stage. The B2K member took to social media Friday, August 14, to pitch a stadium tour featuring B2K, Destiny’s Child and NSYNC. Raz-B specifically called on Beyoncé and Justin Timberlake to help make the blockbuster concept happen.
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The craziest tour ever would be NSYNC, Destiny’s Child, and B2K on a stadium run. Would be incredible,” Raz-B said.He then directly addressed the two superstars whose careers exploded after their respective groups dominated the late 1990s and early 2000s.
Justin Timberlake, Beyoncé, y’all have done everything. Let’s go ahead and give the people what they want,” Raz-B continued.
The B2K singer made it clear that his proposed tour would not be about whether Beyoncé or Timberlake could fill stadiums independently. Instead, his vision is centered on bringing three major acts from the same era together for a nostalgia-packed event aimed at fans who grew up with their music.
“Obviously, y’all all can go on your own stadium tours,” he continued. “It would be incredible. But what if we just did that together? So I guess that’s my morning PSA. But I’ve been saying this for years.”
The idea arrives after B2K returned to the road for its 25th anniversary. B2K reunited for the Boys 4 Life Tour alongside coheadliner Bow Wow, marking more than two decades since the acts shared the stage during 2002’s Scream Tour II.
While Raz-B’s proposal is only an idea at this point, recent activity from NSYNC has shown that a reunion is not entirely outside the realm of possibility. Timberlake reunited onstage with JC Chasez, Joey Fatone, Lance Bass and Chris Kirkpatrick during his March 2024 concert at The Wiltern in Los Angeles. The appearance marked the first time all five members had performed together since the 2013 MTV Video Music Awards.
The group also released “Better Place” in 2023 for the “Trolls Band Together” soundtrack, its first new song in more than 20 years.
Destiny’s Child has also remained a powerful source of reunion speculation years after Beyoncé, Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams ended the group’s original run. No B2K, Destiny’s Child, and NSYNC stadium tour has been announced, and neither Beyoncé nor Timberlake has publicly committed to Raz-B’s proposal.
Still, Raz-B has officially put the idea into the universe. Getting three defining groups from the turn of the millennium onto one stadium stage would be a major undertaking, but if the right people answer his call, the nostalgia alone could make it one of the most talked-about tours imaginable.
