But some of the band members still pursued music, and Brad and Devin even recorded a hip-hop album together. Though they enjoyed an appearance on Amanda Bynes' 'The Amanda Show' and released their second album in 2001, they split soon after. Unfortunately, their story takes a sad turn after the early 2000s. For the 1990s and early 2000s, that was a big deal!
The group had a handful of singles top the charts, and they were arguably one of the more popular acts of their time, selling four million records worldwide. The band released two albums (and a slew of singles), featuring songs like "Can't Have You" and "West Side Story." Rich, Brad, and Devin were the three faces most '90s kids will remember as the group that rocked the charts with "Summer Girls" in 1999. But by 1999, Gillis left the group, and Devin Lima joined. The group formed in 1995, with three original members: Rich Cronin, Brad Fischetti, and Brian Gillis. LFO didn't turn out to be one of the best-selling boy bands of all time, but they did make a name for themselves. RELATED: This Group Once Beat Out NSYNC, Backstreet Boys, & One Direction As 'Best Boy Band' Case in point? The group LFO, whose acronym is rumored to stand for Lyte Funky Ones (although a trademark prevented them from performing or releasing albums under the already-claimed name). There were countless boy bands on the scene, plus the likes of Britney Spears, Avril Lavigne, and plenty of other enticing acts on the stage and on the radio.īut one band seems to be overlooked more than the others, especially when they seemed to appear as one-hit wonders. Fortunately, millennials had tons of options when it came to tunes.
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