You're constantly being inundated with music and culture and video and film and television and entertainment - and that' a good thing that's a great thing. "Things have changed a lot," Kevin said, citing the fact that the internet wasn't really a thing back then and "there's so much content out there available right now. Yes, you read that right: it's been two decades since we all heard "I Want It That Way" for the first time.īackstreet Boys Want Superfan Gigi Hadid and Her Model Squad to Stop By Their Vegas Residency Oh and 2019 marks a big year for the fellas, who will celebrate 20 years since they dropped their legendary Millenniumalbum release. You're just excited and anxious in a good way." It's something that's very special and close to our hearts. "Never gets old," Kevin Richardson noted of releasing new music all these years later, with Nick adding that releasing an album, well, "it's like a baby to us. Well it might be some time before that happens considering the fivesome just dropped their latest album, DNA, still have a Las Vegas residency to put on, and will kick off a global tour in May. But when the group recently sat down with The Daily Dish to perform a lullaby for Andy Cohen's future son (clip above), it was a moment that left Nick Carter exclaiming "That's a first!"Īnd it may have also inspired the guys just a tad: "We should do a kids' album," AJ McLean added. At this point, the Backstreet Boys have pretty much done it all: conquered the charts, won the hearts of millions of fans around the globe, and become icons in the pop game.
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