Eamon, "Fuck It" (2003) Vs. Now
Important update: Eamon appeared in two songs with rapper R.A. the Rugged Man from his 2013 album Legends Never Die. One of them was unsurprisingly titled "Luv to Fuk".
Ryan Cabrera, "On The Way Down" (2004) Vs. Now
Important update: This guy's really managed to stay in the spotlight over the years, appearing in The Hills, dating its cast members, and consistently making appearances at media events. On the way up, I guess.
Kevin Lyttle, "Turn Me On" (2004) Vs. Now
Important update: The now 38-year-old has an adorable family, and is keeping us updated with his everyday activities on Instagram.
Crazytown, "Butterfly" (2000) Vs. Now
Important update: After several heartbreaking setbacks — two of their original band members passed away and their frontman Shifty Shellshock fell into a momentary coma — the band is venturing to make a comeback. In 2014, they have new band members and are working on a new album (their last album was in 2002).
DJ Sammy, "Heaven" (2002) Vs. Now
Important update: Sammy is still putting out dance remixes. And he loves eating healthy now! He often shares photos of his fresh veggie meals.
Khia, "My Neck, My Back" (2002) Vs. Now
Important update: She released her fifth studio album Love Locs this year. It was under her own label "Thug Misses Entertainment".
Howie Day, "Collide" (2004) Vs. Now
Important update: At the peak of his career in 2004, Howie was arrested for locking a woman in a bathroom and breaking another woman's phone after they allegedly rejected his sexual advances. Today, he's focused on his music, most recently crowdfunding for a new album.
Afroman, "Because I Got High" (2001) Vs. Now
Important update: It's been almost 15 years since Afroman gave us the international stoner anthem. To commemorate, he remade his own hit song this year. And it's just as good.
Hurricane Chris, "A Bay Bay" (2007) Vs. Now
Important update: Last year, Chris had several suggestive song titles with one reoccurring theme: "Down South", "Bend It Over", "Go Crazy", and "Pu**sy on Me".
Nivea, "Don't Mess With My Man" (2002) Vs. Now
Important update: Rumor has it that Nivea might be joining VH1's Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta in 2015.
Eric Dill of The Click 5 "Just The Girl" (2005) Vs. Now
Important update: Lead singer Eric Dill eventually went on to a solo career. And became really attractive.
Melissa Schuman of Dream "He Loves U Not" (2000) Vs. Now
Important update: One-fourth of the girl group Melissa Schuman carved out a little acting career after the band broke up in 2003. She's made appearances in movies like Love Don't Cost a Thing and The Hallow. Most recently, though, she's started vlogging about health and dieting.
Fountains Of Wayne, "Stacy's Mom" (2003) Vs. Now
Important update: The band has not stopped featuring covers of their own hit "Stacy's Mom". If you've been waiting for an EDM remix, here you go.
Jibbs, "Chain Hang Low" (2006) Vs. Now
Important update: In 2012, he announced his return to rap with a free album. Not sure what came of it... or if it ever came out.
Amanda Perez, "Angel" (2002) Vs. Now
Important update: Last year, Amanda put out a song called "Freak For The Weekend". She maintained her signature sweet tone, just a different subject matter this time.
Tweet "Oops (Oh My)" (2002) Vs. Now
Important update: The now 43-year-old still has tens-of-thousands of followers on social media. She's also the mother of an adorable little kid.
Bubba Sparxxx "Ms. New Booty" (2005) Vs. Now
Important updates: After overcoming drug addiction, Bubba Sparxxx moved to a farm, began working out, and has refocused his time to music. Earlier this year, he recounted his life after "Ms. New Booty" to BuzzFeed.
Lumidee, "Never Leave You (Uh Ooh, Uh Oooh)" (2003) Vs. Now
Important Update: She put out a new single (with music video) this year called "Where I Wanna Be".
Daniel Powter, "Bad Day" (2006) Vs. Now
Important update: In 2012, Japanese singer May J. featured Daniel Powter in a song called "Back To Your Heart". Daniel sings an English line that goes "You're the one who let me go/ When you had a bad day." He also appears in the music video.