How Much Do You Know About Boy Bands?

The NKOTBSB tour racked up more than $40 million in 2011.

But wouldn’t it be cool if it really was Britney Spears’ idea?

It was tuna, right?

Big Time Rush had good timing, since hockey is now all the rage in Los Angeles

Everybody seemingly wanted a piece of the ’N Sync action during the band’s heyday

The Backstreet Boys have sold some 37 million records in the U.S., roughly the same amount as Bob Dylan.

The “Dish for a Wish” cookbook was a fundraiser for Rays of Sunshine Children’s Charity, an organization that grants wishes of sick children in the U.K. Other contributors included Gwyneth Paltrow and Gordon Ramsay

Yup, that’s Hanson. Other cameos come courtesy of Kenny G, Deborah Gibson, Corey Feldman and (naturally) Rebecca Black.

After partings way with New Edition, Starr struck gold again as the mastermind behind the New Kids on the Block.

Which probably explains how Neverest got to open some shows on the big New Kids/Backstreet Boys tour

Williams returned to the fold in 2010

The previous two groups to accomplish that feat were Sade and Led Zeppelin.

The Bee Gees, who were receiving the Grammy Legend Award

The Perfect Gentlemen reached the Top 10 with “Ooh La La (I Can’t Get Over You)” in 1990

Ricky Bell, Michael Bivins and Ronnie DeVoe formed Bell Biv DeVoe in 1989, immediately hitting multiplatinum heights with the 1990 debut “Poison."

Wonder and 98 Degrees combined forces on “True to Your Heart,” featured on the film soundtrack to 1998’s “Mulan."

Ireland’s Westlife, which has sold nearly 50 million records worldwide, but failed to make much of a dent in the U.S.

Nick Jonas’ Administration members Tommy Barbarella, Michael Bland and Sonny Thompson were all with Prince’s NPG

“One Sweet Day,” Boyz II Men’s 1995 collaboration with Mariah Carey, spent 16 weeks atop the Billboard Hot 100