Backstreet Boys acapella 1997/05/28 best vocal harmony group !

Backstreet Boys sing acapella "Who do you love" on german tv

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Music

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• Backstreet Boys
• acapella
• 1997

[MRevolution44]

where are these guys now???? are they alive?????

[backstreetgirl1984]

@MRevolution44

yes they are ! Currently they are on tour with NKOTBSB in the US /Canada,they are still successful !

[lausssying1015]

yeah,i love this song soooo much,thank you for sharing the video

KTBSPA

[backstreetgirl1984]

@lausssying1015

you are welcome !

KTBSPA

[greenleo111]

@75rder Nope, I don't believe that. They are still performing TODAY because they love to perform, and they are good at it. They are not doing it for only money right now. They are pretty much millionaires at this point. So technically, they don't "need" to make more money at this point. And honestly, if you don't like them, why waste your time on watching videos OF THEM singing. And then also waste time in writing responses about them. I'd never visit videos of things I do not like.

[75rder]

@greenleo111 These boys were put together for one reason and one reason only. MONEY!!! They were 50% talented and 50% looks. 130 copies sold only tells you that the suits were successfull in that aspect. Their demografic was the same as justin bieber......dumb teenage girls that know nothing substantial about music. You can find countless a cappella groups right now on youtube that can show you PERFECT harmonies with a great beatboxer. A perfect example of true talent is Pentatonix.

[KAlessa100]

@akotr3mor don't remember my orignial comment..help me out?

[luckyxxxxk]

everyone just enjoy the music and stop trying to argue and put facts into everything, everyone is entitled to their own opinion so stop trying to prove people wrong. Personally BSB is my fav out of all boy band groups and nobody can change my mind about it :) KTBSPA!!!!!!!!!

[akotr3mor]

@KAlessa100 N'Sync broke up because they wanted to pursue individual endeavors, such as producing, and choreagraphy....out of all combined members, the only one who could really hold a note was JC Chasez...and what made NKOTBSB big was actually thanks in part to Ne-Yo helping their revival, and then the groups coming together after a long feud...

[akotr3mor]

@CHOICEJCBB quesiton, if you liked their arrangement how come you didn't comment how Nick ruined it by going flat half the time and wasn't even able to recover his note

[akotr3mor]

@gurlygaily I've heard Take 6...and Boyz II Men > Take 6...not to say they're bad but if you knew anything of acapella singing you'd know it is infinitely more difficult to do a 4 part harmony because every voice stands out, whereas 5+ singers can blend better which makes such tracks as "Thank You", "It's So Hard...", and "Yesterday" something to appreciate. Close and tied for second would be the original Rockapella and the House Jacks...listen to them and tell me Take 6 is the best...

[akotr3mor]

@il787 a group singing individually is not an indicator of a band's success...for instance...as a collective Boyz II Men is insurmountable as far as harmony, technique, and live performance, but individually they don't sound that good. Sames goes for New Edition, only Gill and Tresvant had any decent success outside of the group, N'Sync, the only real good singer was JC Chasez, but JT took the fame, and now BSB, Nick couldn't hold a note if his life depended on it...

[akotr3mor]

@greenleo111 oh and BTW...you claim no other band has come close to selling 130 million copies worldwide? CORRECTION: The Beatles have sold 1.6 BILLION, Jackson 5 with 110 million and that's during an era of racism, Queen had over 300 million, Pink Floyd and Bee Gees over 200 million, U2, Genesis, and Aerosmith over 150 million, Fleetwood Mac, Metallica and Guns & Roses around 150 million...so your statement is proven false...FACT so yes, SEVERAL bands have come close and beaten them

[akotr3mor]

@greenleo111 i have to disagree that total record sales would equate to greatest of all time, and yes 130 million worldwide is a huge accomplishment but you're talking about a group that did it during the electronic viral era...pre-millenium it was a feat to hit a million because not all record labels have international copyright laws, nor could many afford them...and what language the songs are in are irrelevant...there are Korean artists with fans in Brazil and Saudi Arabia...