The backstreetboys made magic happen from five different places during the iHeartConcertOnFOX
Though fans may not want it that way, theThe veteran boy band took on their iconic hit"I Want It That Way" from their respective homes on Sunday night , as part of the iHeart Living Room Concert for America on Fox.
AJ McLean sat in front of a piano at his home in Los Angeles, Nick Carter sang poolside at his Las Vegas home, Howie Dorough chimed in from Orlando, and Kevin Richardson performed from home in Los Angeles. And yes, even apart, they nailed every single harmony. The performance also featured family cameos, with Carter's son Odin making an appearance and Richardson's boys Mason and Maxwell showing off their BSB fandom by singing along on the drums and guitar. Needless to say, it was a jam session for everyone involved
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