'N Sync's recent video shoot in Pasadena, California for the group's new single, "God Must Have Spent A Little More Time On You," was full of more strange high school coincidences and hi-jinks than your average episode of "Dawson's Creek."

After a couple of sharp students at Blair High School discovered that the boy band was shooting the video in their building, they managed to sneak onto the set -- only to find themselves invited to stay and watch.

During the filming, 'N Sync's Joey Fatone Jr. discovered that he actually knew one of the female extras in a U.S.O. scene from his own high school days.

Not so coincidentally, an interesting photo was purposely hung on the wall of an old craftsmen bungalow at another set location for the video, as the picture depicted Albert Einstein riding a bicycle in front of the very same house the band was shooting in.

The video itself follows the story of a single mother raising her child in the 1940s. 'N Sync, who come up with all

of their own video concepts, shot its parts for the video in one day, then shot another video -- this one for "Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays," off of 'N Sync's seasonal album, the very next day. Both 'N Sync clips were directed by Lionel Martin.