I just realized this was literally them saying "THANK YOU!" to their fans! I think that is so cool that they not only have that awareness but also that they took the time do this! I was 6 when this came out and I memorized the entire dance in a few hours after recording it on Disney channel (back when they showed music videos)!
They actually had hoverboards in the live show! They were suspended from the rafters and they rode them during the song! They flew over the crowd! It was one of the coolest concerts that I ever went to.
I was 9 when this album came out and sent every girl in my age bracket into a frenzy. That concert was the best thing that happened to me that year. Thanks mom for getting up with the other parents and being in line at 4AM for tickets
I was 3 yrs old and grew up listening to BSB with my two older sisters! When we would shower my mom would sing, "Everybody, wash your body!" 😂 It was such an amazing time listening to them throughout my childhood and even now as an adult 💕
This was from their Millennium album from mid 1999. Therefore I was 7-8 years old. Nick Carter was my biggest crush 😍. I remembered dancing and singing on the top of my lungs to this, I Want It That Way, The One, I Need You Tonight and Show Me The Meaning of Being Lonely to this everyday. Millennium and Black & Blue(2000) were/are still my favorite album of theirs
This was the biggest jam when it came out. Check it out. The first time I heard this song was in the car in my buddies on the way to cicis and lazer x. We were all like 7 or 8. When we got back to the house that night, we watched the Disney channel premier of Lizzie McGuire. Great day in my childhood.
Lance Bass produced a really good documentary called, "The Boy Band Con: The Lou Perlman story," which you can see here on TH-cam. Very informative and outrageous. I highly recommend watching it if only to learn how to read a contract before signing it.
I was 27 when this song came out! Can’t believe it’s been that long but to this day, I’m still a BSB fan! Thanks for reacting to their songs. I like to hear what the younger generations think of them and their music.
I was ten when this came out and I remember the first time I watched the video and I was like wow. I hadn't seen anything like it before on a music video. I think it still is to this day one of the most expensive music videos.
I was like 9 years old lol! but didn't see most of the late 90s videos until mid 2000s of course. wow I never knew this was a thank you song for us fans! also this was the most expensive music video made of the time.
Larger than life came out in 1999, so I was 16 years old and I was a Nick fan mostly, but I loved all their voices, especially harmonizing together.. They still sound amazing today with their new music. I love their newer song called "God your mama and me" and I really would love it if you'd react to that song soon as you can. Please and Thank you so much. Love all your videos
I was 16 too! I was in loooove with Brian but I flip-flopped and turned into a Nick girl when his solo album came out. He was so good on The Masked Singer, too! (My apologies if that's a spoiler.)
@@melanieswritingplans I need to start watching the Masked Singer again, but I have so much going on I don't really have the time to sit and watch it. I've been fighting for eye are almost to get my children back from children services. No abuse, no neglect nothing just the Face that my kids were runners and left the house during the night, despite the locks and alarms I would put up. They would st and on things that I didn't think they would to be able to reach and shut them off. Needless to say I lost them. I think they thought that I was like the majority of the parents they deal with and that if give up and let them adopt them out, but sadly for them they were mistaken. My children are every thing to me and all I have left in this world. They were bounced around even too and they were abused physically and emotionally too. My daughter had tons of bruises on her and would come to the visits with dirty clothes, unwashed and unbrushed hair with tangles galore. I was so upset I can't even tell ya. My daughter told her counselor that she was sent to bed early because she had an accident and wasn't allowed to eat. My son who has cp and adhd was hit and starved and berated over and over. Now he has so much anger lit up inside him and its heart breaking because I blame myself mostly cause I feel like a failure as a mom that should have been able to keep them from that kind of thing.
I was 7 when this came out, I had an older cousins who gave me all her BSB stuff... CDs, cassettes, video tapes, posters, magasines you name it. My tiny mind was blown lol
I was 10 when this album came out. I have only an older sister grew up with the boy band phase etc. I'm 33 now and a metal head/ hip hop enthusiast. And not gonna lie still listen to this song as a grown man for nostalgia in the 90's lol
I was 9 years old when this came out in 1999! WOW and I'm 31 now lol. I remember when this premiere on TRL. I went crazy cuz I was a big fan of BSB as a child. Just discovered your channel literally last night and I am loving everything so far.
I Was 15 When Millennium Came Out. Imma HUGE BSB Fan. I Love Them Wholeheartedly. They Like Family To Me. Imma Brian Girl. His Voice Is Amazing. He Has The Voice Of An Angel. I Would Also Love It If You Reacted To Some Of Brian's Songs. He Made A Gospel CD.
I was 14 and quite impressed with the video, and the moves in particular. Me and bunch of my friends actually did this, and some other choreographies. Good times :D
I was 16 - I'm 37 now. And even though back then I was all Team *Nsync, I've ALWAYS been obsessed with Backstreet Boys. They arrived first, and they're still here! Actually AJ, Lance, and Joey are all on TikTok. They're hilarious!
I was 25 and working on a ship (P&O). I was part of the entertainment crew. Back then, on the open seas we could only get certain tv channels, including mtv. I remember watching this video for the first time, sitting in the crew mess and thinking it was so cool. Thats when i was bitten by thr BSB bug and have been a huge fan ever since ❤
I was almost 20 when this was released. We were living in England at the time (Air Force "brat") and got to see the Millenium tour at the O2 Arena. I still remember the whole crowd stomping along to Don't Want You Back. ❤️❤️❤️
When the beat starts and then Aj's crazy ass laugh **the feels*** lol oh and I was like 11 or 12 when this came out. And, there is a BSB documentary. It's called Show'em What You're Made Of
I was 14 when this song came out, btw Lou Pearlman was the creator of Backstreet Boys , N,Sync and O-Town . He screwed all them, Hard , and went to jail for it. I think there's several documentaries about them.
I was 18, and this was 'the' boy-band song of the moment for me. I tried to be too cool for that kind of music, but when this song came on, cruising around the Chicago suburbs in my best friend's dad's Honda, we were bopping along, elbow dancing to the max, with only a few side glances out the window to make sure no hot guys were looking at us.
I remember I got the Millennium CD and cassette for my birthday when I turned 15, I just started high school. This song came out the week before my birthday. I was so overboard about that album that I had to get the bonus tracks that were released in other countries.
BSB was my high school time, Iwas 16 when this came out. Still a BSB fan as of today. The '90:s the decade of boybands. When I was a youth and teen. From NKOTB to Westlife.
I was 33 yrs old when this came out.... And they are still on my Ipod! And yes I am a Gen X'er who watches TH-cam constantly.... Because in my head I am 12.
I was young when my family saw them in concert, I had to be under 10. Now I'm 26 and I'm hoping to see them in concert again at some point so I can actually appreciate it 😭
Man. BSB was my jam as a kid, I owned so many of their CDs. I remember begging my parents to get meals from Burger King bc they had special edition CDs and VHS for sale with meals there. XD And their vocals are so legit, there are looong compilation videos of them singing acapella, seriously and not and they sound so, so good no matter what, its crazy.
I was in my mid 20s when this came out. I still love BSB. I have seen them 3 times in concert and when they actually walk to the stage through the audience the Star Wars storm troopers music plays. Super cool 😎.
I was 14?when the song came out. And all I can remember of the video was Nick in that yellow robot-kinda suit. The rest of the video I can't recall. But strangely enough, I can still sing along to the song 😂
There is a documtary called show them what your made of It is a combination of their story with very old videos from when they started out and them producing an album Would be very interesting to see you react to it
I just realized this was literally them saying "THANK YOU!" to their fans! I think that is so cool that they not only have that awareness but also that they took the time do this! I was 6 when this came out and I memorized the entire dance in a few hours after recording it on Disney channel (back when they showed music videos)!
This and "The One"
Amazing fan dedicated songs. ❤
@@25mjs03 The One is a love song. The Perfect Fan is a song dedicated to their fans
I was 5 back then 😂did you realise that this is a thank you song for the fans?
Brian wrote on it
Fun fact: this song was written for the fans as a thank you.
Can we also talk about how AJ is rocking the crop top! 💕
Hey yeah, AJ can do whatever he wants. 🥰
ABSOLUTELY! 👏🏼 He looks damn good in it too!
DEM ABS THO!!!!
AJ arguably has the most beautiful voice and best style. I didn't think so before, but now watching as an adult, he's my new fave
Only him would dare to wear it and he wear it great
I was 35 years old when this song was released. And it still sounds great after 23 years.
The choreography is always good for BSB because Fatima Robinson choreographed most of their dance breaks.
I was just thinking, "someone black choreographed this"
One of the most expensive music videos of all time.
How much coast this video?
At the time in 1999 it was 2.1 million
Time travel isn’t cheap.
@Ant Cannone underrated comment!
Ranked 16th - $2.1
No. 1 MJ - Scream $7M
Yes . There is a backstreet boys documentary called " Show 'Em what you're made of " . If you're able to could you do a reaction to it ?
yesss i watched it 100 of times alreadyy 😭😭🤣🤣🤣
@@harithdanial5515 I've seen it 4 or 5 times .
That was back when I was 10 years old. And life was good simple and no responsibilities.
@Jenna McCarley, I agree with you 100%. I was also 10 years old when this song came out.
They actually had hoverboards in the live show! They were suspended from the rafters and they rode them during the song! They flew over the crowd! It was one of the coolest concerts that I ever went to.
When I tell you how crucial the battle of the boy bands were lol 😂 nothing was more important
FACTS 😂😂😂
Kevin and Brian are cousins.
Brian and Kevin are from my hometown. I have a friend from church whose parents are best friends with Brian's parents .
It's funny how rest of the guys were dancing while kevin defending the ship on his own.
Wow, I was 8 when this dropped. Time really flies, and now I feel old.
I was 9 when this album came out and sent every girl in my age bracket into a frenzy. That concert was the best thing that happened to me that year. Thanks mom for getting up with the other parents and being in line at 4AM for tickets
I was 11 years old when this came out in 1999. I'll be a backstreet boys fan until the day I die I'm sure
I was 30 when this dropped, lololol This has been on my playlist ever since.
I will admit it...i LOVE boy bands!!!! NKOTB were my first love and i STILL listen to them :)
I was 14 and a freshman in high school when this came out. I feel so old 😂. I'm in the 35 and up club.
This makes me want to go and listen to BSB completion collection this is one of my favourites of theres.
I was 8yrs old when it came out. This is 1 of my most favorite songs from the BSB, and 1 of their best. Me I'll always be a fan of the BSB.
I was 11 when this came out. Loved the backstreet boys!
Honestly I wasn’t even born yet when this came out 😂kinda crazy how there music goes from generation to generation
Same 😂
Good music that's why 😂
I was 3 yrs old and grew up listening to BSB with my two older sisters! When we would shower my mom would sing, "Everybody, wash your body!" 😂 It was such an amazing time listening to them throughout my childhood and even now as an adult 💕
I was 12 when this album was released! I'm a huge BSB fan!! Going to see them in concert this fall! #BSB4LIFE
This was from their Millennium album from mid 1999. Therefore I was 7-8 years old. Nick Carter was my biggest crush 😍. I remembered dancing and singing on the top of my lungs to this, I Want It That Way, The One, I Need You Tonight and Show Me The Meaning of Being Lonely to this everyday. Millennium and Black & Blue(2000) were/are still my favorite album of theirs
I was 8 when this song came out!!! Agree I am staying at home and not going anywhere starting wed. Things are about to get crazy here in TX 🤦♀️
"OKAY STOMP THE YARD" almost took me the hell out🥴🤣.
I was 4 almost 5 when this song came out, some of my first memories were watching NSYNC and BSB music videos on TRL
5 years old and I loved them then and still do
This was the biggest jam when it came out. Check it out. The first time I heard this song was in the car in my buddies on the way to cicis and lazer x. We were all like 7 or 8. When we got back to the house that night, we watched the Disney channel premier of Lizzie McGuire. Great day in my childhood.
I was sweet 17 when this dropped. Remember watching the debut and voting on the video every day on TRL 😁
My dad and I have loved bsb ever since I was little and this is his all time fav song by them lol it makes me love it more😂
Lance Bass produced a really good documentary called, "The Boy Band Con: The Lou Perlman story," which you can see here on TH-cam. Very informative and outrageous. I highly recommend watching it if only to learn how to read a contract before signing it.
Omg, I think I was about 9 or 10 when this song came out. Still a bop 20 years later.
33 here and i love this band grew up on them
9-10 years old and i will always jam out to this timeless music which they still play on the radio today XD
Backstreet Boys will always be dope!!!
This is my favorite of thier songs
I was born in 86 so I must have been 13 when this song came out in 99… damn time flies…
I was 4 when that song came out
I was 27 when this song came out! Can’t believe it’s been that long but to this day, I’m still a BSB fan! Thanks for reacting to their songs. I like to hear what the younger generations think of them and their music.
I was ten when this came out and I remember the first time I watched the video and I was like wow. I hadn't seen anything like it before on a music video. I think it still is to this day one of the most expensive music videos.
Is was 20 and still a big fan. So glad to see their DNA tour before Covid.
It was released in Sept 1999 so I was 38. And I LOVE BSB!!
I'm 16 and I love these guy's plus NSYNC I grew up listening to oldies music, I've always loved the 80s music
Plus i was 8 when this came out
I was 28 when this came out. Lol. I'm old and I still love these guys. They just sound so great!
I was 17 when this came out. It was so awesome!!
I was 29 when this came out and I’m still a fan today.
I was 9 and it was my favorite song. I played it so much and made up my own dance moves to it 😂
I was 16 when release this song,,bsb 4ever🥰
I was 15 when this song came out. I was a Hanson fan back then for the most part. Between BSB and NSYNC? BSB all the way.
Yesss. And they even made one of the most expensive music videos of all time for the fans...no one beats that.
We're the same age, girl!
I was 13. Loved that album then and love it now 😁
This was one most expensive music videos at the time. I love this song. I was 7 when it came out.
I was like 9 years old lol! but didn't see most of the late 90s videos until mid 2000s of course. wow I never knew this was a thank you song for us fans! also this was the most expensive music video made of the time.
The video still holds up today.
Larger than life came out in 1999, so I was 16 years old and I was a Nick fan mostly, but I loved all their voices, especially harmonizing together.. They still sound amazing today with their new music. I love their newer song called "God your mama and me" and I really would love it if you'd react to that song soon as you can. Please and Thank you so much. Love all your videos
I was 16 too! I was in loooove with Brian but I flip-flopped and turned into a Nick girl when his solo album came out. He was so good on The Masked Singer, too! (My apologies if that's a spoiler.)
@@melanieswritingplans I need to start watching the Masked Singer again, but I have so much going on I don't really have the time to sit and watch it. I've been fighting for eye are almost to get my children back from children services. No abuse, no neglect nothing just the Face that my kids were runners and left the house during the night, despite the locks and alarms I would put up. They would st and on things that I didn't think they would to be able to reach and shut them off. Needless to say I lost them. I think they thought that I was like the majority of the parents they deal with and that if give up and let them adopt them out, but sadly for them they were mistaken. My children are every thing to me and all I have left in this world. They were bounced around even too and they were abused physically and emotionally too. My daughter had tons of bruises on her and would come to the visits with dirty clothes, unwashed and unbrushed hair with tangles galore. I was so upset I can't even tell ya. My daughter told her counselor that she was sent to bed early because she had an accident and wasn't allowed to eat. My son who has cp and adhd was hit and starved and berated over and over. Now he has so much anger lit up inside him and its heart breaking because I blame myself mostly cause I feel like a failure as a mom that should have been able to keep them from that kind of thing.
I was 14 years old and I was blown away by this music video! :D It was hilarious how popular they were back then.
I was 19 years old !! Best song ever
I was 7 when this came out, I had an older cousins who gave me all her BSB stuff... CDs, cassettes, video tapes, posters, magasines you name it. My tiny mind was blown lol
I was 10 when this album came out. I have only an older sister grew up with the boy band phase etc. I'm 33 now and a metal head/ hip hop enthusiast. And not gonna lie still listen to this song as a grown man for nostalgia in the 90's lol
I was 9 years old when this came out in 1999! WOW and I'm 31 now lol. I remember when this premiere on TRL. I went crazy cuz I was a big fan of BSB as a child. Just discovered your channel literally last night and I am loving everything so far.
I was in my previous life when this came out
I was 13 now 34 and still listen to them regularly
I'm going through a bunch of your videos right now and your reactions are so fucking funny. Thanks for the content
I Was 15 When Millennium Came Out. Imma HUGE BSB Fan. I Love Them Wholeheartedly. They Like Family To Me. Imma Brian Girl. His Voice Is Amazing. He Has The Voice Of An Angel. I Would Also Love It If You Reacted To Some Of Brian's Songs. He Made A Gospel CD.
I was 14 and quite impressed with the video, and the moves in particular. Me and bunch of my friends actually did this, and some other choreographies. Good times :D
I was 12 when this video came out (11 when they released the album "Millennium" in May '99) and now I'm a 33 y/o fan 😁
This song brings back sooo many good memories for me, wow! I was 5 years old when this came out lol
I love that song it's one of my favourite Backstreet boys songs 😊
I was 16 - I'm 37 now. And even though back then I was all Team *Nsync, I've ALWAYS been obsessed with Backstreet Boys. They arrived first, and they're still here! Actually AJ, Lance, and Joey are all on TikTok. They're hilarious!
I was 25 and working on a ship (P&O). I was part of the entertainment crew. Back then, on the open seas we could only get certain tv channels, including mtv. I remember watching this video for the first time, sitting in the crew mess and thinking it was so cool. Thats when i was bitten by thr BSB bug and have been a huge fan ever since ❤
I was 38 with a young daughter who practiced every move in their videos. It is on my Playlist along with a few others of theirs. Fun stuff!
I was almost 20 when this was released. We were living in England at the time (Air Force "brat") and got to see the Millenium tour at the O2 Arena. I still remember the whole crowd stomping along to Don't Want You Back. ❤️❤️❤️
This was one of my fav videos of theirs.
I saw this video come out when I was still 13... so now you know that makes me younger than 35. 😂 That dance break is CLASSIC!! 👍👍👍
Song came out in 1999 and I was 28 years old! I'm 50 now so I'm an OG!
When the beat starts and then Aj's crazy ass laugh **the feels*** lol oh and I was like 11 or 12 when this came out. And, there is a BSB documentary. It's called Show'em What You're Made Of
I was 14 when this song came out, btw Lou Pearlman was the creator of Backstreet Boys , N,Sync and O-Town . He screwed all them, Hard , and went to jail for it. I think there's several documentaries about them.
One last thing , my sister told me about there history, its not like I new personally. 😆 🤣 😉
So fantastic
I was 18, and this was 'the' boy-band song of the moment for me. I tried to be too cool for that kind of music, but when this song came on, cruising around the Chicago suburbs in my best friend's dad's Honda, we were bopping along, elbow dancing to the max, with only a few side glances out the window to make sure no hot guys were looking at us.
I was 10 yrs old when this came out in 1999 i remember seeing this video on TRL for the first time i'm 33 going on 34 this year in June
I was 16 when this came out, wow. Feels like yesterday.
I was either 6 or 7 depending on when this song dropped in 1999, but I do recall seeing this video for the song. It was pretty cool.
I was 5 when this song came out and singing this and so many songs. At the top of my lungs completely off key but so much fun.😂😂😂😂😀
I remember I got the Millennium CD and cassette for my birthday when I turned 15, I just started high school. This song came out the week before my birthday. I was so overboard about that album that I had to get the bonus tracks that were released in other countries.
I was 23, when the album "MILLENIUM" dropped.
Everytime I was down as a teenager they could make it right
BSB was my high school time, Iwas 16 when this came out. Still a BSB fan as of today. The '90:s the decade of boybands. When I was a youth and teen. From NKOTB to Westlife.
I was 33 yrs old when this came out.... And they are still on my Ipod! And yes I am a Gen X'er who watches TH-cam constantly.... Because in my head I am 12.
I was young when my family saw them in concert, I had to be under 10. Now I'm 26 and I'm hoping to see them in concert again at some point so I can actually appreciate it 😭
i was 1 years old when this came out 🤣🤣🤣 born in 1998 been a fan since 2005
Man. BSB was my jam as a kid, I owned so many of their CDs. I remember begging my parents to get meals from Burger King bc they had special edition CDs and VHS for sale with meals there. XD And their vocals are so legit, there are looong compilation videos of them singing acapella, seriously and not and they sound so, so good no matter what, its crazy.
I was 12... it never left my playlist since then...
I was in my mid 20s when this came out. I still love BSB. I have seen them 3 times in concert and when they actually walk to the stage through the audience the Star Wars storm troopers music plays. Super cool 😎.
I was 14?when the song came out. And all I can remember of the video was Nick in that yellow robot-kinda suit. The rest of the video I can't recall. But strangely enough, I can still sing along to the song 😂
fun fact: the face of the robot belongs to Antonio Fargas who played the character "HuggyBear" on the 70's tv show "Starsky & Hutch"
this was a kick ass video and i love the album this is a dedication from the backstreet boys to their fans
I was 16 or 17 when this was released. Loved BSB then and love them now! ❤
There is a documtary called show them what your made of
It is a combination of their story with very old videos from when they started out and them producing an album
Would be very interesting to see you react to it
Holy shit, I forgot all about this music vid... it's been so long since I last saw it. I was 15 when this song came out. BSB 4 EVA!