During his 16 years on "The Daily Show," Jon Stewart has made a name for himself as an "eviscerator"/"demolisher"/"slammer"/"skewer-er" (etc.) of political nonsense. But let us also not forget that his legacy has enveloped far more than that: Stewart has also offered up some biting pop music commentary through the years, inviting high-profile teen sensations and idols onto his program for candid -- and occasionally, incriminating -- conversations. As Stewart gears up for his last day on "The Daily Show" August 8, our look back:
Britney Spears (2001)
Britney Spears had just debuted her single "Oops I Did it Again" and Jon Stewart was not impressed. "Oops I did it again: A reference to destroying popular music as we know it," he quipped.
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NSYNC (2001)
NSYNC had just dropped their album "Celebrity" and Stewart was bursting with ironic, unintelligible excitement. Was there someone named "Tito," or no?
The Spice Girls (2000)
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