A packed house at the Bowery Poetry Club went back to junior high Sunday night courtesy of rapper (and NYU alum) Nyle. And yes, N’Sync was well heard.

The 90’s-themed show lasted late into the night, with Nyle and his band, The Naysayers, performing tracks off his Capstone EP until 4 a.m. His middle school comic-inspired song “X-Man” almost literally raised the roof.

But to the dismay of the generally intoxicated crowd, the group didn’t “Let the Beat Build.”  And there was no girl with a banjo.

Also performing was NYU electropop group Menya.  The trio somehow managed to perfectly cover Vanessa Carlton’s “White Houses” in between their debauched, foul-mouthed lyrics.

In between acts, the crowd of about 200 danced to vintage Britney Spears, the Backstreet Boys and all of the other groups that you’re too sentimental to delete from your iTunes library.  The partying also included balloons, cheesy wall decorations and awkward dance circles – totally the bomb!