Fashioning the Body: Versions of the Citizen, the Self, and the Subject

I was re-watching the NSYNC video for the song "it's gonna be me".  in the video the members of the group are dressed as dolls  and are shown on a store shelf as if they are for sale.  This video was made when there were a great deal of questions about their authenticity as artists or musicians because they were a "manufactured" group- that is they were selected for the boy-band by the record company. 

"it's gonna be me" appears on the album "no strings attached" the album cover for which depicts the members of NSYNC as puppets.  This is another comment on the speculations on group lack of validity due to the fact that their music was created by a group of people and not by the singers alone. 

A line from the song "it's gonna be me" is "all that I do is not enough for you,"  to me this is another comment directed at those who question the singers' validity as artists.