Simon Cowell's highly anticipated new boy band, December 10, has officially launched their first-ever music video, marking a major milestone just days after their formation was revealed to the public.
From Netflix Auditions to Chart Ambitions
The seven-member group was created through Cowell's recent Netflix docuseries, Simon Cowell: The Next Act. The show documented his quest to find the next global pop phenomenon, culminating in the selection of Cruz, Danny, Hendrick, John, Josh, Nicolas, and Sean after a rigorous audition process. The band members are all aged between 16 and 19.
Their debut release is a cover of the iconic NSYNC hit 'Bye Bye Bye', a track they performed in the documentary. The full music video was uploaded to YouTube on 15 December 2025, following a social media teaser that asked fans if they should "release the full vid".
Who Are December 10?
December 10 has generated significant buzz since their unveiling just five days prior to the video's release. The band's name itself has sparked conversation and division among fans of Cowell's previous success, One Direction.
The strategic move to cover a beloved boy band classic like 'Bye Bye Bye' serves as both an homage and a statement of intent, connecting them to pop music heritage while introducing their own style to a new generation of listeners.
A New Chapter in Pop Music
The launch of this music video solidifies December 10's entry into the competitive music industry. With the powerful backing of Simon Cowell's expertise and a major platform like Netflix for their origin story, the group is positioned for rapid fanbase growth.
Their immediate next steps will be closely watched, as audiences and industry insiders alike gauge whether December 10 has the potential to reach the stratospheric heights of Cowell's previous creations. The release of original music is now the most anticipated follow-up for the newly minted stars.
