The Disney Child Prodigy Who Built Iconic Boy Band 'N Sync: JC Chasez's Journey and Net Worth
Name | JC Chasez |
Net Worth | $16 million |
Gender | Male |
DOB | Aug 8, 1976 |
Age | 47 years |
Nationality | American |
Profession | Record producer, Actor, Singer-songwriter |
Popular as a member of the boy band NSYNC alongside Justin Timberlake, American singer and songwriter JC Chasez has now turned producer, and boasts of a $16 million net worth. Like his bandmate Timberlake, Chasez also started his journey as a Disney child artist appearing in "The Mickey Mouse Club," before earning his credentials as a musician in the 90s boy band era. During his days at Disney, Chasez was cast alongside other future stars such as Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera. After the show ended, he formed 'N Sync with former co-star Timberlake and three others, initially gaining popularity in Europe. Towards the end of the 90s, the band grabbed attention in the US with the album "No Strings Attached," which hit record-breaking sales. By 2001 the group had released three albums and the following year Chasez and others started working on solo projects.
What are JC Chasez's sources of income?
Music has been the reason for Chasez's fame and his primary source of income, be it from concert tours or royalties for album sales. His association with Disney didn't end with the "Mickey Mouse Club" and In 1999 he worked on the soundtrack for the animated feature "Tarzan," which achieved sold 2.75 million copies worth $3.58 million. He also did the "Light It Up" soundtrack which sold 500,000 copies for $650,000 in revenue, and the "Pokémon: The First Movie" soundtrack, which hit sales of 2.44 million copies, earning $3.17 million.
In 2000, the album "No Strings Attached" by 'N Sync sold approximately 16.2 million copies, resulting in earnings of $21 million. In 2001, their album "Celebrity" clocked sales of 6.21 million copies, generating $8 million in revenue. As a songwriter and producer, he also went on to collaborate with another popular band the "Backstreet Boys."
Chasez was already a professional songwriter by the age of 18 and was contributing vocals for songs such as "Give Me The Love I Need" to jazz saxophonist Euge Groove's debut album.
Real estate and other assets
Chasez had a property in Orlando, Florida, where he and his parents acquired a mansion in 2000 for $1.2 million during the peak of the 'N Sync's success. He eventually sold it for a reported $1.77 million. He also purchased another property in Los Angeles in 2000, for just over a million dollars.
Social media reach
382,000 | |
131,600 |
Personal life
JC, whose full name is Joshua Scott Chasez, was born on August 8, 1976, in Bowie, Maryland, and started dancing at the tender age of five, but mostly within the confines of his home since he was too shy. However, he gradually overcame his shyness and, by the age of 13, was not only winning national dance competitions but also added singing to his talents.
Chasez was dating Kathryn Smith, but they broke up in 2013, and reports of their secret marriage also turned out to be rumors.
FAQs
Which tracks is JC Chasez known for?
Space Cowboys, Longshot, Drumline, and The Good Place
How many awards has JC Chasez won?
During his career spanning more than three decades, Chasez bagged one award.
How many award nominations has JC Chasez received?
Chasez has been nominated for five awards so far.