Lance Bass On Lack of Radio Play: 'I Don't Know if it's Because I'm Gay'

Former *NSYNC member Lance Bass is wondering why his solo music hasn't taken off, say like fellow boy band singer Justin Timberlake. Bass suggested to Page Six his sexuality may play a part in the lack of radio play.

Bass, 37, said his 2014 single "Walking on Air" did not chart in the U.S. but told Page Six the song "went no. 1 everywhere...except America."

"The radio stations wouldn't play my songs .?.?. I don't know if it's because I'm gay or if it's because I'm from *NSYNC, but the politics around it is so crazy and I don't care to deal with that [expletive]," Bass told the newspaper. "I'm not 18 anymore, so I do [music] for fun. I go where I'm needed and wanted - and right now, that's television."

Bass was a contributor on NBC's "The Meredith Vieira Show" before it was canceled earlier this year. He is set to star on the competition show "My Kitchen Rules" on Fox.

Watch the music video for "Walking on Air" below.