Kylie & The Backstreet Boys on Boy Band Rivalries, Singing Live In Studio & Adoptable Animals Return | Ep. 74

♪ Every time I try to rise above ♪ ♪ I'm swept away by love ♪ (laughs) - He's a handsome gentleman. - AJ, I don't know what he's got going on in there. - How's it gonna happen? - You were ahead of time, I was way ahead of my time. - It was star-studded, so much fun. And my husband participated in it. - You're also saying who's still here? - Right. - I'm just gonna say-- - All right. - Not gonna lie. - Holding two ferrets is oddly similar to trying to fend off my own children. It's a chaos that I welcome. Let's get this podcast started. (upbeat music) - Welcome back, emphasis on back real ones to a brand new, very special edition of Not Gonna Lie. A Wave Original brought to you by Pullups. If you heard my "Everybody" tease in our last episode or read the title of this one, you know why. This is extra special, but I'll get into that soon. In the meantime, I'm your host, Kylie Kelsey. I'm back at my job as a semi-professional beach wagon puller. I did finally tell my daughters I went on a work trip to Disneyland Paris. They were slightly disappointed, but honestly not that bad. They were very alarmed by the video of Olaf. Not the picture. The picture for some reason did not face them. The video is what really took it to another level of, oh shit, you actually met Olaf. And they're right, I did. And it was amazing. And with the amount of berries my children eat on a daily basis, I'm living in constant fear. Because apparently they're still not cleared. And hopefully by Thursday when the episode comes out, they will be cleared, 'cause it's berry season. And I would like to indulge. And also the suggestion of how to overcome this or not contract it, the top suggestion is to cook your berries. What? Do you guys have children? It's clear no, because if I try to cook berries and give it to them in any form other than a berry, I don't know how else to say it other than you can get far. Who knew in the intro that we were gonna get this unhinged, but we're back coming up on today's episode. You guys said hell yes to an adoptable animal segment. And to be honest, I was gonna do it anyway. Today we've got some very cuddly exotic guests joining the show. I can't wait to see if there's a turtle 'cause Queen Emma will go home with it. I will personally fill out the adoption papers and he and deliver it to Simon. Yes, I will. I'm also gonna talk about our family trip to Tahoe, the most me thing to ever happen to me at an award show and how maternity clothes almost always suck ass. But I don't have to tell you that we already know. After that, I wasn't lying real ones. We've never been more back with our biggest show ever because I'm gonna be joined by not one, not two, not three, not four, but five iconic guests who made the first album I ever owned. That's right. It was black and blue. And it was a banger. I have no business speaking to the back street boys. Yeah. We interviewed the back street boys. That's crazy and you're gonna get to watch it. But before we get to all that, let's start things off with the real one comment of the week. This week's comment was from two stone chefs. That's right. Who commented on a photo of Jason and me presenting an award to Jeffrey Lurie at the SPs? They said not the dry cleaning tag at the end of the tassel on her dress. And yes, it was a dry cleaning tag. Here's my explanation of this situation. This is gonna be, I've warned you guys that I'm type B, C, whatever the hell it's called. A type A person would know what it's called. I don't know what it's called. I don't care. Here we go. I wore this dress to give the commencement speech at my college. How many years ago was that? Three years? Now, I recently got this dress dry cleaned. Had it been dry cleaned since then? I don't think so. So I got it dry cleaned to freshen it up. But it's two pieces. It's a dress and the belt comes off. Well, apparently if things detach themselves from your articles of clothing at the dry cleaner, in an effort to not lose the pieces of your clothing, they tag everything, which is something I learned while I was sitting at the table. And I put my hands in my lap and realized that there was indeed another dry cleaning tag. Now, to my credit, I got dressed in the back seat of a car. And it's hard to see that when it's in your lap. So sometimes when I meet people and they tell me, you're just so relatable. And I think it's their way of saying that I am chaotic or unorganized. And it actually is a compliment. Because if I thought that it was an insult, this would have been way more stressful for me. But it wasn't because there's nothing I can do about it now. I wore a dry cleaning tag on my little belt. The nice thing was that there was a very kind person. I always say I don't often read the comments, but I did see someone reply to this somewhere in comments and say that they knew what the dress was and that at the end of the belt, there was a little flower embellishment with little thing on it. And that that might be what they were seeing. That was very kind. And yes, it did have a little flower at the end of the belt. And yes, that was a dry cleaning tag. All right, that does it for real one comment of the week. Let's head over to a very highly anticipated edition of Places Kylie has some business being because there was a place I went recently. I'm guessing a lot of you have tuned in to hear from me about. It was star studded so much fun. And of course I'm talking about the American Century golf tournament in Lake Tahoe. Yep, that's right. This is the second time that I've been out to Lake Tahoe. And this time we brought everybody. We brought all four children, my parents and my niece because we had to be amendment coverage. There are too many bodies of water. That makes me nervous. So we brought man-to-man coverage that when Jason was golfing, we still had him covered. Everybody got eyes on him, you know? There was this clip going around of Jason and the girls and the golf course. Let's see what this looks like. Okay, there's the girls running to Jason. Okay, here's the funny part about this. Why a Nelly ran out to Jason? There I am with Finn. Okay, there were multiple comments saying that we forgot one or where's Bennett? Guys, not everybody. Let me set the scene for you because these children are, I made them. These children are half of me. And I don't like to be the center of attention. I don't know how many times I can say that. There are people lined up all along the rope of the hole, the golf hole. I don't know what you call it. The green, the, the hole. I don't fucking, I don't speak golf, guys. We know this. There are people lined up on the side. So our two older are sure of themselves and confident they want to run out and see dad. Our three-year-old was like, "F that." I'm not going out there. And I don't blame her. There's so many people staring at you and there's people yelling at Jason and she's like, "Why are they yelling at my dad?" And it's a whole thing, but she didn't want to run out there and that's her choice, but the fact that people were concerned, like we forgot one of our children is crazy. That's crazy. We did not forget her. She was, I believe at the time she was with my dad. The girls loved Tahoe. I will say Tahoe is absolutely beautiful. The lake itself is the kind of lake that I would call a gateway lake. It's the kind of lake that as someone who grew up going to a beach, it would convince you to enjoy lake life because it is crystal clear. And I don't know what it is. It gives me a confidence of, I can swim out. I can still see my feet, you know? Or I can swim out to where my feet don't touch. I can still see the bottom. It's wonderful. And for at least the third time this year alone, there was photo evidence of me facing away from a competition to try and change the outcome because sometimes, if you just don't, watch, maybe it will go better. I don't know how many times I can explain this. My rational brain knows that this has absolutely no impact on the outcome of what is happening in front of me. I know that. But in the moment my athlete brain says, there is nothing I can do to impact this situation. So I gotta do the only thing I can do. And that is start practicing superstition. Oh, Queen Emma summarized this for me because I didn't actually know what the thing is. So Jason's score at the tournament has officially lost him a bet with Travis. And now he has to wear blue man group makeup for an episode of the other podcast. If I don't do it, I have to do a show, paint it in blue. Yeah. If I win, then you have to do the show in blue. I'm so in. And the best part was is while we were out there, someone said, do you think he's going to have to be blue? What color blue? And it was like the blue man group blue. And they were like, woo, as if a different blue would have been better. That was good. I liked that. And since we're talking about all the photos and videos from Tahoe, I did want to address one in particular that's getting awarded as our first official SMA of the week. And if you don't know what SMA stands for, it's my honor and privilege to say that it means suck my ass. Or in other words, suck my ass. I know Brad's going to put that in there. We are going to play the clip here for context, Queen Emma, can you show the real ones? Kylie's seen discussing Taylor Swift's wedding and honeymoon. First of all, shout out to the top comment because AJ Jones said she's about to cuss y'all out on the next podcast. AJ, thank you so much for saying that because you're fucking right. I am. Yeah. So in this clip, the gentleman who was collecting content for us weekly decided to follow me around. And while he was following me around, I think he was just trying to catch me in one of these moments where someone very nicely was just having a conversation innocently. It was a dad and a daughter from what I understand. One of them asked me, will there be photos posted? And I said, well, it just happened. He got to give them some time to bask in it. They're in the honeymoon time. And then he recorded the end of that conversation and decided to say that I was commenting on the wedding and the honeymoon. No, I was just saying maybe give them give Tay and Trapp some time. Just give them time. Right. Also, I don't know shit. Don't ask me questions. We've been over this. You know, but also don't eavesdrop and on my conversation with other people just because you're being nosy and you're trying to get a clickbait bullshit that you have posted here. So once again, you can suck my ass. Now the great thing I do have is this podcast because when it was started, I said, if you want to hear something from me, you can come right here and hear it straight from the horse's mouth. I'm pretty sure that's the expression, right? Yeah. So here's the thing. Did we perfectly time up our summer hiatus? Yes. Did any of our team hear the podcast? No, why? No. But it was well timed and we were busy. I would like to say congratulations to Tay and Trapp. It was absolutely magical. I'm so happy for them. We love them so so dearly. And it was only making it official because Taylor's been part of the family now for quite some time. So that's that. And anything else you can check in with Taylor and Trapp is about because any of the details that they want to share, they can share, but otherwise it was intimate and incredible and full of love both for each other and everybody else's love for them. All right, that's it for places. Kylie has some business being next up. Let's get to Doom Scroll the Week, brought to you by pull-ups. First up, this wouldn't be a true NGO. If I didn't talk about the latest viral woodling creature, that's right. I'm talking about Timothy the raccoon. Let's see this short king. Are we calling him short or compact? Go ahead, Queen, I'm on the clip, please. What am I looking at? Yeah. This is Timothy. He has a rare, rare congenital short spine syndrome and has been seen roaming the streets of Seattle. Now, here's the thing. I I love the fact that Timothy is unique. Let's start right there. Let's start there because anyone who has seen raccoons knows their raccoons. You're not, you're not telling them apart. Now, granted. Burn gab, they'll tell you, we had a raccoon in college. That makes it sound like we caught it. We didn't catch it, but we would leave him little gummy bears lined up on the curb next to the dumpster. Because Bandit needed a snack, okay? His name was Bandit and he lived in the dumpsters. Now, my point in sharing this story is that we have no idea how many raccoons we were feeding gummy bears to. Because you can't tell them apart, but you know who you can tell apart? Timothy. Apparently, Timothy fans have also uncovered rare footage of him as a baby. Queen Emma, can you roll this clip? I actually haven't seen it yet. Stop it. You have the strangest body, buddy. Holy cow. Okay, for my audio listeners, if you have not seen the clip of baby Timothy, I need you to sprint to our YouTube channel to make sure that you pop yourself to the right part of this episode and check him out. That is one of the cutest things I've ever laid on to him. And I say that wholeheartedly knowing that I have held for newborn children in my arms that I helped make. Am I going to go so far as to say that it's top four cutest things I've ever seen? No, but top 10 maybe. The next scroll, this happened over our summer break, but in honor of my love for Ann Hathaway and my own wardrobe malfunction, I'm talking about it anyway. Queen Emma, the clip, please. So for those of you who don't know or are audio listeners, Ann Hathaway was called out in some style magazines, some fashion magazines rather. I don't actually know anything about fashion, so I am bad at this talking about it at all. Ann Hathaway is called out in a few fashion magazines and articles, claiming that she had a maternity hack and that it was wearing her dress backwards, turns out and didn't do it on purpose, which is outstanding. Yes. Guys, sometimes, sometimes when you get dressed, I'll say while pregnant or even postpartum because we've talked about how difficult it is to dress yourself postpartum, when you get dressed pregnant and something fits, I feel like you don't question it and that might have been what happened right here. Queen Emma wants to know if I have any actual maternity clothing hacks and my maternity clothing hacks is if it fits, you wear it, period the end. Does that mean that I, for multiple pregnancies, opted for my husband's two XL T shirts, a thousand percent? Did I continue wearing them after I gave birth? Yes. Do I steal his shirts on occasion still, even though we're pretty far out? Also, yes. I really respect the fact that there is a new trend, and I don't think it's that new. I would say probably in the last five to 10 years of women wearing their belly's out maternity style. I love that. I love that because it also helps you understand that that is what is happening. So that's cool. But it would not be me. I would not be me. I like, I want my belly in. What I did tell someone recently is that especially in your first pregnancy, if you are very pregnant during the summer months, you better put on that tiny bikini, you better put on that little itty bitty bikini, you better wear it on the beach, you better be, you better let the belly out because That's so cute, you bare let it out. Let your belly get tan. Soak up that vitamin D, you know? But it would not be me, I want my belly in. - That's it for Dreamscroller Week. Brought to you by PullUp's Next Up. It's time. You guys said you want an adoptable animal segment. And I'm here to do almost everything you asked for. So here's your adoptable animals of the month. (gasps) Remind of real ones. All of these animals are available right now at the PSPCA. We'll put the link in the description. And if you can't welcome a new pet into your home right now and you still want to help, you can donate, volunteer, or convince your friends and family to adopt, and then you can always visit them. Do it. Oh my gosh. My mom and my sister just adopted kittens from the PSPCA. They are adorable. One is named Arla and one is named lovey-dovey. And they are very, very cute. And the girls now I got to meet them. And if you think that I am not going to drive to both of their houses at least one day a week and visit these cats so that I can be friends with them, you're wrong, blatantly wrong. Anyway, all right, Queena, I'ma bring 'em in. First up, we have a bunny and her name is Breeze. And she is one of four bunnies that are available right now at the PSPCA. Oh my gosh, she's so cute. Do you think she'll mind if I pick her up really quick? Okay, let me show you her little face. Are you kidding? Oh, look at all please, she is. She's fine. You just got to tuck her butt and hold her tight, okay? Are you kidding? Our little sniffs. Oh my God. Can you do ASMR little sniffs? She's super soft, okay? She might not have gotten a whole lot of socialization in the situation she was in. So maybe you guys just gotta love her extra. If you're bunny people, there's four waiting for you. Yes, the guys, she is a lot-beard rabbit, but she's fancy, okay? She a little bougie. She wants to be brushed and pampered and groomed. So make sure that you're prepared to do that. She wants a little room to roam and she wants to be kept safe. She looks like a ragdoll rabbit. She's colored like a ragdoll and she's soft like them too. Guys, if you like ragdolls and also rabbits, come get this baby girl breeze and you could have a ragdoll rabbit. I think we're friends now. So this could be a situation where if you adopt breeze, maybe you'll just come visit your house, maybe Jason doesn't want to cap, but maybe he wants a bunny. Great, a ragdoll bunny. Do you want me to put you back down? You're very cute. Okay, yeah, she said, yeah, you know what? Hell yeah. You're cuteness on this leg. Show me that. Okay. Don't worry guys, I'll come back. Where's Snoop Dogg? Look, are you kidding? Now, Snoopie, Snoop Dogg Snoop, if you will, he has some quirks we'll call them. Can he hear? No. Can he see? Also no. But you know what he can do? He can love you. I'm literally gonna cry thinking about it. He is 10 to 15 years old. Who knows? And he came to the PSPCA through animal law enforcement team because some people shouldn't have pets, but you know who should? Maybe you. I don't know. He arrived with mad at him missing fur. But as you can see, he's a handsome gentleman. Are you kidding me? I think we're in love. We're gonna get you a home, Snoopie. We are. We're gonna get you a home. It's gonna be amazing. He's like, let me out of this place. And we're gonna get Snoopie a home whoever would like a sweet boy. What do we want? We want kids, no kids. We want a quiet house. He's open to everything. He actually doesn't care if it's quiet. He doesn't know. He actually doesn't know either way. He's good though. He wants to go wherever someone wants to take him. Yes. Except this podcast chair. Tell him. Tell him. I think he actually likes you scratching him. He's trying to get more of you. Oh, oh, I can do that. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Should we put you down so you can dance about while I scratch it? Let's do it. Joe is gonna get this. Come here, sir. Oh, it's a talent. I just scratch a lot. I scratch it. I will scratch it. Oh, yeah. Yep. That's it. That's a good boy. Look at his tail. He's happy. Don't you want him to be happy with you? That's good dog. He's a good boy. Yeah. I don't talk to my kids and maybe talk but I'll do it to animals. He's like in my butt. You pick the right person. I will do it all day. But we do have two more. It doesn't say people. We have two more friends we have to meet. I think you can hear me. Puppy. He might be able to, we're not 100. He might have a selective hearing. What? Did this just cure something in both of us? Okay, I guess we have to meet some ferrets now. One final butthole shot. And there's that. Bye. Am I double-fisting ferrets? Yes. Am I happy about it? All's are yes. This is noodles and this is Sam. That's it. I don't-- I feel like someone got short-changed here. But if you adopt them, they don't have to be noodles and Sam anymore. I mean, they're noodles. So noodles kind of makes sense. But hey, noodles, where are you going? Now, here's the thing about ferrets. If you have not interacted with ferrets, they are, if I had to sum them up with one word, silly. They're very silly. Look at this. Are you kidding? Look at how silly that is. I'm sorry, noodle. You don't like that. Here's Sam. Look at how long his little body is. That silly. They also get into some stuff. And by getting into some stuff, I mean, they're silly and they're a little mischievous maybe. Now, am I talking about noodles and Sam? No, I'm not. I don't know them like that. I'm not going to talk shit on them. What I'm going to tell you is, is that I've met a couple ferrets. And noodles has places to go and things to do. I'm going to let her, him. I'm going to let him. They're a bonded pair, which means that they're going together, OK? Noodles and Sam. Something's happening back there. Nope, we're good. Here's the deal. They were rescued from an alleged rescue, along with a bunch of other animals and conditions that were not sanitary. They were not meant to be there because, like we said earlier, some people are just not meant to have pets, OK? But maybe you are. And you want to take Sam and noodles home. Sam, cooperative right now. Here's the thing. I'm not going to tell you. This should be fun, OK? Oh, this is funny because this is telling me that Sam-- here's the Sam. First of all, handsome, OK? Sam is more outgoing and loves to play. Do you want to play? We could get down and play. Does someone smell my foot? Yes. No free feet, noodles. Everybody knows that. Noodles is more chill and shy. That's why noodles is case in the place, OK? Noodles is trying to figure out what's going on. Oh, Sam's going too. Guys, what I will say is, is that once a lot of time my sister and I pulled over and picked up a ferret off the side of the road. So I don't really have a fear here. And what I will also tell you is their nails look a little crazy, but they don't actually hurt at all. If you're thinking about ferrets, come get noodles and Sam because they're cute and they're great with kids. Yes. And they use a litter box. Done. I feel like that's all I had to say. Noodles. You want to hide in my hair? Go ahead. Sam, Sam, do you like that blind yet? Oh, wow, dude. And those are your adoptable animals of the month. Look at them, ta-da. Remember, if you're in the Philadelphia area, check out the PSPCA for more info and other adoptable animals. We'll do this again very soon. Let us know if there's any other types of animals you want to see in the comments. 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I want it that way, banger, as long as you love me. Banger, quit playing games with my heart. Yup, banger, and they now are headlining a residency at the Sphere in Vegas, a brand new song, "Bottle Up in Paw Patrol, The Dino Movie," and they're not gonna lie. Backstreet's back. All right, yeah. Nick, AJ, Brian, Kevin, and Howie. Welcome to the show. Thank you very much for having us. I'm so excited to have you guys here. Like I said, we watched the Paw Patrol movie last night. It was a hit in our house. Good day. Congratulations on the new single. Thank you, thank you. It's outstanding. The new single "Bottle Up" is out now. It's featured in Paw Patrol, The Dino Movie, coming out August 14th. We got to watch the movie. It's so good. And it's the best integration of, I will tell you, my girls last night, we're trying to figure out they were like, "Oh, Paw Patrol must be in the past." And I was like, "Why?" And they were like, "Cause dinosaurs are extinct. And I was like, "No, no. I think they're gonna explain this." I think we'll get there. Have your kids seen the movie? Especially the younger kids. Have they seen the movie, did they love it? We haven't seen the movie yet. No, we haven't seen the movie yet. I'm trying to be surprised. Have they at least listened to the new song? Oh, yeah. I mean, once we got the demo, I immediately, my girls every morning asked me, "Dad, do you have any new music?" Whether it's solo, back shoe boys, or have I heard any new songs? And I'm like, as a matter of fact, Daddy and your uncles got a song that we're gonna record for Paw Patrol, and they were like freaking out. Even though they're older, we grew up as a Paw Patrol family. Yes. And my youngest is nine. She'll still kind of go back and watch Paw Patrol and other shows that she watched when she was younger. And as you're listening to the demo, they're like, "Wait, that's not you guys." That sounds like Ed Sheeran. And I was like, "Actually, it is Ed Sheeran." Ed actually wrote this song along with Savon. So that was really cool for us to hear Ed singing the demo, and he's a big fan of ours as we are him as well. So the song just hit us all. We just heard it and knew we have to do this. This is just a great opportunity to be a part of something that is so huge across the globe. This is the third movie now. And we've seen all, well, not all three yet, but we've seen the first two. So we're excited to see the third one. You've seen all three. I'm so special. Some of the youngest kids in the group, it was very nostalgic for me, because in 2016, when my son was born, that was I was searching for stuff to watch, with him at one years, two years old. And that was one of the things that had just come on TV. And so we were watching it every single episode, walking him around, bottle feeding him. It was always in the background. And then it got to the point where, when he got a little bit older, he started buying the toys. So I'd be playing with him on the carpet. And it just kept going year after year. And then it turned over to my daughters. They started watching Paw Patrol. So it was really nostalgic for me. - Who was your favorite pup in your house? - That's a great question. I think it would be a different answer after watching this movie. - Really? - Yes. Because there were a couple frontrunners, Marshall being one of them. Sky is great because we're an all-girl household and a pink plane who doesn't want to hit you. - I'll be definitely, yes. - I do. - But after watching this, I think that everyone would be in agreement that they would be rooting for Marshall right now. - That's awesome, yeah. - Now I'm also excited to have you guys here because I'm a huge fan. - My first CD that I ever bought was Black and Blue. - Wow. - Oh, thank you. 2001. - I was talking about it before we came in that I think a don't me would disagree with enjoying this song the best, but the call. I think is my favorite song ever. - Wow, thank you. - I would play it on my boom box. - Oh, yes, sweet. - Over and over and over again. And now as an adult, I'm like, shit, I would kick your ass and leave your shit on the dry one. - Yeah, there it is, yeah. - The song is such a boop. Yeah, you guys really, you fucked me up with that one. Now, I can't believe this was apparently 33 years ago, but I read that you played your first ever gig at a C-World. - C-World. - Yeah, that's right, 93. - I read C-World and Orlando. - I'm so excited, you all just come up. - Well, 'cause this was our first performance together as a group, you know, Brian. - I met these guys. - Okay, this was April 20th of 1993. Actually, let me back up one day, April 19th, my cousin Kevin calls me. He says, hey, Brian, I want you to jump on a plane and come to Orlando and see if you want to sing in this group if it works out. So I met these guys on-- - He was talking. - Yeah, I was thinking, "Tucky, he hadn't even finished high school." He was 18, jumped on a plane, flew in, met these guys, April 20th, May 8th, just two and a half weeks later, we did C-World for the first show. And I thought I was a pop star already, 'cause I had left Kentucky and we were in front of like 5,000 kids. - 8th graders. - It was 5,000, 8th graders. - It was graduating to high school. So, yeah, that was our first show. - It's been a little taste of what it would be like, we obviously hope that this would be something a nice long career. But a couple of us went out in the crowd and girls were like streaming and grabbing at you and we're like, we've had no idea. - We were like, oh my God. - Yeah. - We made it. - Who else performed that night? - Yeah. - Alfonso. - Alfonso Mero. - Carlton. - Alfonso Mero. - And Alfonso Mero. - Super Amber D's one. - Yes, I'm telling you now, yeah. - And Dan Thompson was there. - But he performed that night. Tiffany and Nancy. - Tiffany and Nancy. - Say about them. - Say about them, yeah. - Yeah. - So. - But by choice of wardrobe though, we were in all leather. - Yeah, and I'm human. - In Florida. - In Florida. - To peel it off. - Yeah. - In Florida. - In my city. - It was a little frothing. - Yeah. - Well, basically, we had to earn our stripes, you know, and I remember that stage being, we had no idea what the stage was going to be like. It actually wasn't a stage. It was a water. - It was over water and it was a trampoline. - It was the gymnastics on an, you know, a springboard floor that they used for gymnasts. - Yes. - 'Cause they had a water stunt show where, and it was wet. - Yeah. - It was wild. - Yeah, yeah. - It was crazy. - So we were slipping around. We couldn't even really perform. So that's why I think why we abandoned most of the choreography and went into the audience. - Yeah. - Yeah, you know. - You can follow me on YouTube somewhere. - Yeah. - I'm sure. - God, yeah. - I know what I'm doing later. (laughing) - Now, it was obviously the golden era of boy bands and girl groups, you guys NSYNC, 98 degrees, Spice Girls, Destiny's Child, just to name a few. I know that fans couldn't help, but to pit people against each other. But did you guys feel that competition? Did you guys feel the competitive nature between the groups? - I think we, I mean, we're always gonna be our biggest competitor amongst ourselves because we always-- want to strive to be the best we can be. But, you know, we were technically, we weren't even the first. If you really want to be honest, like you go back to the Jackson five, new edition, all the kids in the blocks, all the Motown groups, those were the original temptations and the OJs. And those are the original portops, boy bands, if you want to call them that, but we never looked at ourselves as a boy band. We considered ourselves to be a vocal harmony group. The word boy band came from Europe. We got kind of thrown into this melting pot. When we first went over there, that was their name for groups like us. But the definition of a boy band really was a bunch of pretty faces. One or two voices could sing in the other half. Just abs and whatever. Yeah. We, which was insulting to us, because we wanted to be, you wanted to be like boys to men. So we would sing a capella any chance we got. And a lot of the other groups over there couldn't do that. So it was a shock to everybody. Like, oh, well, these guys can really do this. But, you know, again, when all the other groups kind of came after, everybody kind of had their own lane, you know, I mean, we did share labels, managers. So it was a little bit of a competition. There's a little difficulties. But we, we navigated it. We're talking about it. It was healthy. You need a healthy, family competition. Yeah. I mean, yeah. We could also say we're still here. Right. I'm just going to say everybody needs something to give a little fire in their belly, you know, a little healthy competition. And as far as like pitting in sync and us against one another, like, those guys are just trying to make their dreams come true too. Yeah. And so, yeah, I went to college. It was more created in the press. Yeah. We were in college. Yeah. Yeah. What a successful choir endeavor. And from where'd you go to college? We were in a community college back in our land of Florida. Flence Community College. And an ongoing joke is that he always, before we met Brian, we had Brian come into the group. He was trying to get in back. He was trying, he always jokes about saying, if he would have asked me to join your group, and sync wouldn't be here right now. But I didn't, because he looked just like me. We were looking for a blonde hair guy. And so we were like, I was like, dude, you look just like. So he went blah, blah, and then he sang that song with the next group. But they had done great. We're very, you know, grateful for the friendly competition that we've all had together. I think we all pushed each other. All those guys. Yeah. I do think it, looking at it like that, looking at it as friendly competition is so important because that's what helps, it helps you excel, right? It helps you going, moving forward. Yeah. And even if it is sort of like a back and forth of, of comparison, it's in the best way, right? Like it's, it's all flattery. You guys were both massively successful. One, like you said, still in round. Yeah. I'll code it. I've seen McDonald's Burger King. It's always, yeah. Yeah. No, what would be referred to as boy bands, but we're not going to call it that anymore. Tell me what we're calling it. Or a man band, a man band, a man. Yeah. Do you guys have a group that from sort of the younger generation that you feel you can really like get behind that you feel are doing amazing things that they're, they're putting out great work. A group. Yes. New out now right now out of these K-pop bands. I mean, they're kicking blood. Like I lean into what my kids introduced me to because there's so many new artists on my playlist that I would have never known from like Ava Max to, you know, some of the K-pop guys to now I'm listening to Kat's Eye. Like I didn't even really know many of their songs, but Pinkie's up. Like I know all that now. I mean, I like their show. Like I think that the, the all like BTS and a lot of the K-pop bands, I just love the fact that they, they still dance and they still put on the show. Yeah. And I think that's very important. And that's what, you know, the younger generation is really loving right now. And probably why some, some of the, I'm not going to say older generation who are from our era are coming to see us at Sphere because, you know, we still dance and sing and perform and we want to put on a show. And I think that's kind of rare nowadays. I'm going to say solidified actually. I'm going to go with solidified, which is a group that came off of a show that I hosted on Netflix called Building the Band. They are like the new generation. Oh, yeah. Them dudes are there. Incredible. They are dope. I was trying to think about some of the groups singing groups that I've seen on Instagram. Those boys can harmony. They are dope. They're really. All them boys can sing leads. They can, yeah, they can sing their asses. So I'm going to say solidified. Love you boys. Shameless plug. Like, you know, I'm going to follow that shameless plug. My son is in the music business as well. He started on Broadway in New York when he was 13. He's got a brand new single out called So be it. You know, the cool thing about sharing what I know with him and the business is that I've been through it all. So, you know, my dad worked at IBM for 35 years and he couldn't tell me anything about the music business. Growing up singing in church and then poof, you know, here we are. So for me, you know, I'm not really into the music scene other than like what he's doing and writing and producing. So that's really been taking my focus lately. But I'm super proud of him as a dad. So welcome to the world, Bailey. That's so cool. You know what? It's really tough for me to think of a group right now besides like the Korean pop groups that are out. I mean, I'm looking forward to seeing what Simon Cowell is going to do with this group that he put together that he did a making up. Because I think Simon Cowell is just great. I mean, obviously he did an unbelievable job with one direction back in the days. And I think they were like the closest thing after our generation, I mean, after our time friend that we had of boy bands that came out, they were like Nick was saying they were definitely different. I mean, the fact that they weren't like the same type of group of singing and dancing. But you can't deny that all five of those guys are talented singers even as a group and individually. And that's one thing I think that we their catalog is amazing. It was, yeah. But we that's one thing that we pride ourselves and we're strong five vocalists together. We also have legs of our own that when we do individual stuff, you know, we're strong as well. And then the different genres of music that we do. Also, somebody I want to give props to that is probably the closest thing to in my opinion, Prince is Bruno Mars because he plays multiple instruments. He dances. He sings. And when him and Anderson Park did silk sonic that project during COVID, that was amazing. And they did all the do what choreography and stuff and broke that down, like those two. And they're out on tour right now. They're to me like cream of the crop right now. We feel really good. I was just talking to my cousin the other day about they're coming to Philadelphia. You should go see the show. You got to see it. Because as that. Do you want to see silk sonic? Not yet. It's great. Yeah, we saw it in Vegas. We saw it in Vegas. And it was burned out. One of the one of the best life. Go see it. You guys will have a blast. Okay, that's good. The real ones may have noticed on this show over the years. I'm constantly wearing my wear ring. And that's because I genuinely love it. I love that it tracks my sleep so that I know when I woke up with my children. Because sometimes you go on autopilot and you just forget how many times it wasn't for how long it's good insight to know. I also love that it's small or ring five is the world's smallest smart ring 40% smaller than the previous generation and more powerful than ever. The charge that it has is an absolute game changer. I take it off when I wash the dishes and I pop it on the charger right in the kitchen. 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Here is how I breathe. ♪ You say you're in ♪ - Best acoustic sound the best, yeah. - This makes me feel confident about the fact that the only place I sing is in the shower. - Yeah, there you go. - You get some natural reverb, go in, yeah. - And also sometimes when you needed to the water drowns you out a little bit. (laughing) Now, Queen Emma, she's laughing over there in the corner because she put, "Should we try it?" No, we should not try it. We say, "Should we try what?" - You guys should try it. Some harmonizing right here. It's not a shower. It's not a shower. - It's not a shower. - I want a little reverb. - I think we can get a little reverb on the back side. - If we back off, yeah. Same way, same song. Are you gonna sing with us? - Absolutely. - You're not. - I know, I know a little bit. - Oh no, I cannot. - Let's harmonize, guys. - Yeah. - Let's a teen, Nick. - We're trying. - Johnny, Johnny, yeah. - Let's do it. ♪ Every time I breathe ♪ ♪ Back off, take a little bit ♪ ♪ Hey, somebody, hey ♪ - Come out on the, we need a melody, strong. - We got it. - Bring it on. - I'm just gonna suck on this thing. It's fine. ♪ Every time ♪ - Here we go. - One, two, three, four, mm. ♪ Every time I breathe, I take you in ♪ ♪ And my heart beats again ♪ ♪ Baby, I can't help it ♪ ♪ You keep me drowning in your love ♪ ♪ Every time I try to rise above ♪ ♪ I'm swept away by love ♪ ♪ Baby, I can't help it ♪ ♪ You keep me drowning in your love ♪ - Hey, they did. - No bathroom. - That's dumb, good. - Ah. - That, that, I don't even know where to start. - Wasn't it quite the bathroom when you did it? - Let me tell you. - Is it like it's better than the call now? - From the video. - Yes. (laughing) - That has a little country vibe to it. - Yeah. - Yeah. - Oh, I don't even know where to start. I admittedly, I'm not a music smart person. I always say that because my husband is the one who is bringing all, like, he's bringing any hope our kids have of music here. - This guy is very musical. He did a Christmas album with his teammates. - Yes. - Like, I saw it on the kids. - Yeah. - It was a charity album. - They raised millions of dollars. - Oh, I did see that. - The city of Philadelphia. - You can sing it in any place. - Yeah. - He plays the sax, he plays Barry sax. And then he also taught himself guitar in college. - Wow. - Because he was like, no one's going to want to hear us. - He's a Renaissance man. - He is. - He plays sports, any plays instruments, any things. - Yes. - That's true about the sax. - I mean, he made a living out of. - That's true. - If only he had stuck with it. - Okay, you know, yeah, I think he chose a better path. - Well, who's to say, we'll never know. (laughing) But when listening to you guys just like that, you can like feel it in your chest that it like feels good on your ears. I don't know how else to describe that from my music to people, that's what we're saying. - Well, thank you. - You feel like your soul, you guys are incredible. - Thank you, thank you. - Thank you for doing that, 'cause I think Emma is finally going to lay off now. - Thanks guys. - Yeah. - No problem. (laughing) - You're welcome. (laughing) - Now we talked about music. How about we talk a little bit about fashion? - Which I am also not an expert in. (laughing) - We already, but don't worry. - I was looking at some promo photos from this video. - There's a prior one, boy. - Oh, it was good. - I'm all about the white outfits. - Cool. - I just think. - Because it is a statement and it also threw it back to, well, we'll get there. (laughing) I'm gonna show you a couple photos. And if you want, we could blind rank them one through five. - Okay. - Okay. - Blind ranking means, I don't know if you guys have seen these rules, they were explained to me, so I'm just gonna share what was explained to me. You rank them without knowing what's coming next. So, if something you put at number two shouldn't have stayed at number two, it's now number two. - Okay. - There's something we can do about it, girl. - Okay, all right, all right. - First up, larger than life music video from 1999. - Oh. - I missed those apps. (laughing) - They're coming side. - I do love them. - I do love them. - First of all, Nick looks like he jumped out of Mortal Kombat. - Yeah. - AJ, I don't know what he's got going on with that. - That's a lot of time. - You were ahead of time. - I was way ahead of my time. - Apparently it was a hurricane coming. - It's somewhere. (laughing) - I was ahead of, I was way ahead of the time. - He's got shame. - Seriously? - Crop tops are huge. - And now they're huge now. - I look like I do not have the back of a chopper. - You look? - He does like a slow giant. - Well, the road, road, road warrior. - Mad Max stunts. - Oh, it's like a Navy SEAL. - That's what I was saying is that. - I was going to say that. - The armor in the New York streets. - Yeah. - He looks very swatish too. - Yes, very swatish. - I'm going to feel three. - Yeah. - You think this is three. Now we've got the classic album cover art. - Yeah. - You know, this is a safe. - Yeah. - Right now. - This is so safe. - This is like, you know, this can span, generally-- - This is the same outfit different fonts here. - Yes, but you have four backstreet boys and then the leaf singer of Oasis. - Some interesting hairdo. - This is what you have going on. You have-- - I mean, I might not like that. - Tell me the truth. - It's down Caesar inside. - Do you do these a lot? - Oh, he did it all the time. - Oh yeah. - Okay. - It's down Caesar happy. - Have it in next year. - I look like dumb and dumber. - I would say about two guys. - You have the same color. - Jack is a true bowl cut. - That's true. - I put the bowl on the head for that, just so you know. - That's before I lost my hair and had to pay for it. - And all those jackets by the way. - I did by the way. - They're different color, suede jackets. - I have no shame it's the same. - We got light brown, tan and dark brown. - I think that's two. - Yeah. - That's two. - That's the same. - That's fine. - Is this the strong two? - It is. - It's the strong two. - Now we have beige suits from a concert in 1999. - Wow. - This is the oversized suit. - A little bit. - Which is brown. - This is the design. - This was here in New York City. - This was for Disney. - What's the theater? - Radio City. - Radio City. - No, that was not Radio City. - It's Taylor. - Taylor and definite need is some tailoring there. - Yeah. - Yeah. - So are we going for on this one? - I think so. - I think so. - I'll straight off the rack. - Oh god. - Now everybody, music video costumes. - I mean, they're costumes. I mean, it's a character. - And it's iconic. - I mean, this is what, you know, I mean, this is what kind of made that video. - We won our first M2U because of this video. - So the whole idea about this was to take, to take the thriller video and Michael did, but turn it into like the group atmosphere. So that's where the original idea is. - That's the Hollywood story. - Then I feel like this has to be high. - This has to be high, right? - It's got to be high. - It's got to be high, right? Five is high, right? - No, no. - One, one. - All right, so yeah, this is number one. - And Brian, Brian probably has, Brian and Howie, Brian Howie have the dopest, in my opinion, outfits, because Brian is a wolf man and he's got a mink on. He's like a pimp. He's wearing a bold change. It's like Mr. T and a wolf man hat, baby. - Yep. - I don't know if you know what Mr. T is. - I do. - You might be telling me, yeah. - Mr. T from the 1880s, so the 1880s. - Yeah, and then Howie, classic Vampper and the stat. - Yeah, he's going on Dracula. - I can't, I won't admit. - I stole it. - I got the reject character. - Check it out. - Check it out. - Check it out. - He comes with another character. - Oh my god. - Oh my god. - And the next one gets wrapped into other paper. - I'm the only one with mascara on. - Yeah, that's true. - Yep. - That's how you all know. - Even though I was rockin' a guy like this. - So we're number one. - Yeah, we spread it all out. - Hopefully we're not seeing the last one. - Which means, just because it's costume. - With Queena, I mean. - Oh, I'm sorry. - Even though they were gonna do that. - I said the all white. - You knew they were gonna do that. - So now this is number five. - And this is the worst one. - Yep. - Oh wow. - That's what we said. - Yeah. - Queen change you got to stick with it. - Yeah. - All right. - See, I thought this was great. - Yeah. - I thought this was great. And I will tell you, this was screen screen. - Yes. - Yes. - Perfect, because when I was watching it, I was like, no, I don't think you're in the airport. - Yeah. - No, we're exploding, we're floating here. - I was gonna say, I do appreciate you can see it at the bottom. - Yeah. - Under next feet, you can see that there's an effort to be an effort. - An effort. - It's a reflection. - But it's at all. - We were outside Bradley Terminal. - You have a foot. - Now you ask, we need to shoot some of the video in the actual LAX International Terminal. - And Bradley. - And we're walking in the very first shot. - Oh, and shoot. - Yes. - But this was shot in front of a green screen. - Yep. - And then the airplane was down in Santa Monica in one of the airport hangers. - Yes. - Okay. - But. - You nailed these outfits. - And we learned that way on your feet that day. Oh god. - This was a special outfit. - This is heaven's life. - This is the bane of Kevin's existence. - I think it's this. - Why? - This is horrible. - Magazine, I think smash hits. - Yep. - I mean, look at us. We're down here. - I'm looking velvet. - Is it shiny? - Things that they would make us do for these photoshoots. - You know what? - Shiny. - I think it's great. (laughing) - Oh, thank you. - But did we rate it? I mean, was that like-- - No, that was just a bonus. - That was just a bonus. - For me, this would be 54. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - Oh, down on the list. Now, this isn't a football podcast. I leave it to the other podcasts in our house. But you guys sang the National Anthem at Super Bowl 2001. Do you guys remember the reactions? giants got their asses kicked by the Ravens. It was very New York giants of them. It was in Tampa, and it was Nick's birthday. It was Nick's 21st birthday. And we were on the black and blue tour. And we were offered the halftime show. That's right. With Errol Smith and Brittany, but we decided to sing the anthem because we were in the one we were on tour. We didn't have time to fly in and put a show to show together. And two, I was like, guys, when you rather just sing the anthem, then we can all the stress has gone right from the jump. You get it out and then you can sit back, relax. And the anthem at that time was really prestigious. I mean, Winston just done it and it was like, it was the thing. We ended up doing halftime at the Pro Bowl, but yeah, like to be able to do this was pretty cool. I can definitely say I was probably the most nervous I've ever been in our career doing that song because I opened it, and they had they had told us performing in the Super Bowl at a stadium is like none other than anything because of the the acoustics, the sound. And they they had even offered if we wanted to pre-record because there was just the concern of, you know, if something goes wrong, and you know, my goes out or something. And we said, no, we are a vocal harmony group, and we are going to take the good and the bad that comes with it and go for it. And literally, it was like a last minute decision where we were like going back and forth with them and they were like at that point, they had nobody else's a backup. So we're like, they're going with what we decided, but we stood strong as a group. And I think it came off very well, but I can definitely say, as soon as I hit that, oh, I was like, oh my god, it's like bouncing all of the walls. It's like everything they said. Now, I mentioned earlier, you guys are dads now. We love to talk about funcals on this show because my girls are lucky enough to have great funcals. But you guys talk about how you guys are uncles to each other's kids. How is that? Does it feel like you guys have just like masterfully put together this amazing family structure within this group? Oh, yeah. I mean, when we're on the road, especially in like the US, each of us has their own bus because we bring our families out and we all can't fit on one bus, that would be like the Partridge family. It's just like it wouldn't, it just wouldn't work. But before Nick had his daughters, like when I had the first girl, like all the boys were really respectful, they'd be all really well trained by their dads to be, you know, gentlemen around young ladies. And even to this day, I mean, everyone's kids are respectful. They all have played together. They all play well together. Yeah. I'm still playing. I mean, our kids still play video games even from across the country, Florida and California. Yeah, I mean, it's a big family. I mean, even to the point, like Brian and I are going to be going to a New York Yankees game up here. And I called him up and I said, I said, we're up here doing like a lot of press in New York. And I said, man, I really want to go to a Yankees game. I want to bring my son. So even though his son is 23 and mine is 10 years old, he's still like my big brother. You know what I mean? They're all, these are all my big brothers. That we are a family. So it's, it's stuff like that. We'll give each other a call and be like, Hey, what are you doing? Some people take vacations together. They'll bring, you know, their families and they'll go to the lake, you know, Lake Mead or whatever, you know, Alaska. Yeah. Kevin is coming to my daughter's dance recital. Kevin and his wife came into my daughter's dance recital the day after I went to his son's graduation party at his house. So we do that stuff. Yeah. You know, go snowboarding and skiing together. Yeah, Kevin. We're actually real people too. We're real people actually like each other. That's the award. We haven't killed each other yet. Yeah, yet. Yet. I do want to ask because I ask all of my guests for a piece of advice. And so since you are all dads, typically we have, we have a lot of women on the show. And typically it's motherhood advice, but I would love to know the best piece of fatherhood advice that you have ever received. That's a fatherhood advice. Yes. Oh, man. I screwed. I'm just going to say, I'm just going to say it. So friend in mind, he also has two daughters. And he gave me a little bit of advice for when a boy comes up to ask my daughter to go out on a date, which I'm already traumatized. I have a 13-year-old. She's just now starting to talk about boys and it's making me a little uneasy. But he told me what he told his daughter. So when the boy showed up to take his daughter to the movies or wherever they were going, she said before we go, I have to tell you one thing. Just remember. And that boy was mortified and got her back an hour early. My dad always said, you can date when you're married. And I was like, thank you so much. I like you. Yeah. For me, it was one of our first booking agents, guy named David Zettick, because I had just had my son and I was traveling and I wasn't with him. And I was going to purchase something from the country that I was at to bring back to my son. And I've been doing this periodically for the first year or two of this life. And our booking agent, David comes over and he goes, what are you doing? I said, I'm buying a gift for Bailey. And he goes, he goes, why? And I was like, well, I like to pick him up something, you know? And he goes, well, to be honest with you, I wouldn't do that. And I was like, why? He was like, well, because every time you leave, it doesn't matter if you go to the grocery or the gas station, he's going to be wanting something when you get back versus just your presence and you being a dad. That's such a beautiful way to look at it that your presence when they get home is the present. Is the present of you arriving? That's amazing. And the hug and the, hey, buddy, I missed you. I think along with what Brian's saying, I think to me, given best advice was being present in the moment with your kids, because I think, especially when we come home a lot of time, you know, it's sometimes hard to disconnect with what we've just gone through and just coming back into worlds and thank God we have amazing wives that hold the fort down while we're gone. And our truly, sometimes the mother and the father, teacher, everything, so I have to get praises to the wife. But it's coming home trying to be in the moment with the kids. What I have been doing recently in my world is focusing on finding balance and community to help me raise my children. And I've been turning a lot to sports. I loved sports when I was younger. I used to play sports with Brian. I mean, we would play basketball in the very beginning. We would throw baseball. We would, I mean, sports was been our life watching football and all those things. And, you know, the one thing that I always recognized, and I always wanted to play team sports, but I couldn't do it. So, you know, because I met this band when I was 12 years old and I wanted to do that. But we essentially became a team in our self. But I believe in team sports in being able to help raise my children. Something that I've always taught my boys is, be respectful to your elders, be a gentleman to the ladies. If there's something worth doing, do your best or don't do it at all. And some of the best compliments I've gotten from their teachers, your boys are so polite and respectful. I'm getting teared up. That means the best. Yeah, sorry. No, it's, it's, you send your kids out into the world. And you hope that you've imparted on them something good so that they can bring good into the world. And so an email from a teacher would be like the ultimate like your son is so polite would be like such an amazing pad on the back that you, you, you're headed in the right direction. Thank you guys so, so much for coming on. It has been an absolute honor to meet you guys. A pleasure to listen to you in person. You got it. Thanks for having us. I cannot thank you enough. And for our listeners, I'm so excited for you guys to see the new Paw Patrol movie, Paw Patrol, the Dino movie is out August 14th. And your new song, "Battle Up" is in there. And it is, it is very, very good. You guys can, it's, it's, no, it's so good. Thank you guys so much. Thank you, thank you for having us. That's it for this episode of Not Gonna Lie. You can find even more clips from my longer conversation with the Backstreet Boys on my YouTube channel on MoreShit Monday. Follow us on social media @NGL with Kylie for clips throughout the week. Listen and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. Not gonna lie is a wave original brought to you by Pullups. Thanks again to the real ones for tuning in.