Since the band disbanded, Fazer, Dappy and Tulisa have all gone in very different directions.
Fazer has produced music for many stars and recently worked with The Wanted’s Tom Parker while Tulisa enjoyed a stint as an ‘X Factor’ judge, where she mentored winners Little Mix, however things haven’t been going so well for her lately.
The Backstreet Boys are recording a new album, and 98 Degrees and NKOTB are touring together. In the world of '00s boy band royalty, 'NSYNC is the only group not reuniting. Rumors of an 'NSYNC reunion have swirled for years, but with Justin Timberlake finally returning to music and the 15th anniversary of the band's self-titled debut album upon us, now may finally be the time. (credit:Getty Images)
B2K (02 of12)
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After dropping "Bump Bump Bump" in 2003, B2K had so much potential. The group had catchy songs, a good look, and members with fantastic names (Lil' Fizz! J-Boog!). After the group split up, lead singer Omarion started his solo career. He is set to drop a new album this year - the perfect time for a B2K reunion. (credit:Getty Images)
The White Stripes(03 of12)
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The White Stripes' last performance was in 2009, two years before Meg and Jack White formally announced that they were breaking up. The duo said the breakup was due to a "myriad of reasons, but mostly to preserve what is beautiful and special about the band." They specifically noted there weren't any artistic differences or "lack of wanting to continue" -- time to continue, Meg and Jack! (credit:Getty Images)
soulDecision(04 of12)
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Canadian imports soulDecision had a brief but hilariously wonderful run. The band had one number-one single, 1999's "Faded," before reaching minor success with 2000's "No One Does It Better" and a rerelease of "Ooh It's Kinda Crazy." Lead heartthrob Trevor Guthrie left the group to pursue a solo career, which never took off. Sounds like someone is free for a soulDecision reunion. (credit:Getty Images)
O-Town(05 of12)
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O-Town was the original One Direction: formed on a television show, made up of five attractive male singers, and riding on sweet dance moves and pop songs. The band's debut self-titled album produced hits like "All or Nothing," but O-Town's sophomore album, "02," fell flat. The group tried to reunite in 2011, but Ashley Parker Angel held out. Now's the time to jump on the bandwagon, Ashley. (credit:Getty Images)
Outkast(06 of12)
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Betwee 1994 and 2006, Outkast had an impressive run - the duo won six Grammy awards including Album of the Year, sold albums that went multi-platinum, and became a major force in hip-hop. However, the duo has been on an indefinite hiatus since 2007. Big Boi has been vocal about his openness to an Outkast reunion as of late, insinuating that Andre 3000 is the reason the duo isn't recording. Both artists recently appeared on the remix to Frank Ocean's "Pink Matter" -- one step closer to a reunion. (credit:AP)
Dream(07 of12)
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Girl group Dream did a brief stint under Diddy's Bad Boy label and released a hit single, 2001's "He Loves U Not," which led the group's 2001 album, "It Was All a Dream" to go platinum. After releasing a second studio album in 2008, Dream disbanded, only to attempt to reunite last year. While 2012's attempt fell through, a 2013 reunion could be next. (credit:Getty Images)
City High(08 of12)
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City High was only active for four years, but in that time the trio was nominated for a Grammy award, released two hit singles, and an album that went Gold. Fans haven't heard much from City High since they disbanded in 2003 -- ten years may be enough of a break for a City High reunion. (credit:Getty Images)
Savage Garden(09 of12)
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With singles like "I Knew I Loved You" and "Truly Madly Deeply" Savage Garden made its name on pop ballads. The duo disbanded in 2001 and singer Darren Hayes continued a mediocre solo career. Hayes hasn't released an album since 2011 and Daniel Jones now has his own recording studio - perfect for recording a Savage Garden reunion album. (credit:Getty Images)
Danity Kane(10 of12)
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Danity Kane took off in 2006 with the release of singles such as "Show Stopper" and "Ride for You" off the group's debut self-titled album. The "Making the Band"-made group released a successful second album in 2008, but disbanded soon after, when Diddy kicked out two of Danity Kane's members. Could a Diddy-free Danity Kane mean a reunion? (credit:Getty Images)
The Spice Girls(11 of12)
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The Spice Girls staged a mini-reunion at the 2012 Summer Olympics in London, performing classic hits such as "Wannabe" and "Spice Up Your Life." There have been rumors of a 2013 reunion tour but they have been repeatedly been shot down. Give the people what they want, Spice Girls! (credit:Getty Images)
BBMak (12 of12)
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British born BBMak was the underdog of the '00s boy band craze. While they never reached the level of 'NSYNC or Backstreet Boys, the trio released successful singles such as 2000's "Back Here." BBMak disbanded in 2003, and each member pursued a solo career -- none of which took off. It may be time for BBMak to stick with what works and reunite. (credit:Getty Images)