The iconic Justin Timberlake 'It's gonna be May' meme, a play on the singer's pronunciation in the 'N Sync song 'It's Gonna Be Me,' has officially been around for a decade.
In this June 3, 2000 file photo, members of NSync, from left, Lance Bass, Joey Fatone, Justin Timberlake, JC Chasez and Chris Kirkpartrick perform at the 9th annual MTV Movie Awards in Culver City, Calif. The iconic Justin Timberlake "It's gonna be May" meme, a play on the singer's pronunciation in the 'N Sync song "It's Gonna Be Me," has officially been around for a decade.
The meme, featuring a fresh-faced, boy band-era Timberlake, was created by Kianna Davis when she was a student at the University of Mary Washington in Virginia.interview with her alma mater."I never got to see them in concert, but I begged my mother for any memorabilia she saw in stores," she told the university. "I still have an 'N Sync blanket she gave me for Christmas 20 years ago."A decade later, the image still makes the rounds on social media at the end of April.
"I was in shock," she said. "I got so many calls and texts, I had to keep my phone on the charger all day."
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