Being A Backstreet Boy
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Submitted by nick rules from orlando USA
I totally agree with this person. The Backstreet Boys are my fave group and all, but I would never sneak onto their tour bus and hide there or break into their hotel rooms to steal one of their shirts. When they're doing meet & greets or having an autograph session, that is the time for fans to meet them. It's not time for fans to meet them when they're eating a meal or going shopping in a mall. That is their own time and we should respect that. I would love to meet them one day, but not by standing outside their hotel for the whole day or stalking them. We must remember that they are normal human beings just like us. How would you feel if there was always a crowd of people standing outside your house, waiting for you to come out, and when you do come out they start screaming? Please consider the BSB's perspective and imagine how you would you feel if you were in their position. Thanks for reading this and KTBSPA!!
Submitted by Cindy from Washington DC USA
I completely agree with the article, and Janet's post like 1 or 2 messages below.
Submitted by Cindy from Washington DC USA
I completely agree with the article, and Janet's post like 1 or 2 messages below.
Submitted by megan from San Jose CA USA
MOST of the time it would be fun-but sometimes not
Submitted by kaydia from Toronto Ontario Canada
I agree with what was said but I don't think any of it should be looked at as a chore. Honestly, I am a singer and I would give my life to have all of these responsibilities that they have. I would love to travel at crazy hours...meet new people everyday...know that my music touches people. I agree that some fans get out of control...but in some strange way I wish I had that burden.
Submitted by Janet from Anaheim CA USA
Even though many of you agree with the article, I find it quite absurd, comical, and insulting that you can agree with the article and have e-mail addresses and/or screen names in which you *STEAL* their last names. You know exactly what I mean, all that, Hi, my name is Janet Carter, or Janet Littrell. Come one girls, grow up! Or at least act as if you do agree with the article. The hypocrasy drives me mad. Just as the article puts it, how would you feel, "put yourself in their shoes." Would you want to have someone pretend they are married to you by taking your last name?
Submitted by Erin from Grand Rapids MI USA
I am so glad this kind of stuff is finally getting out to people. I, along with my friends, have thought many of the same thoughts (actually, exactly the same thoughts) on so many occasions. I was so glad to see others agreeing with all of this too.
Submitted by Melissa from Pleasanton Nebraska U.S.A.
I think that she is right. I mean they do tons of stuff for us and they hardly have any time for themselves. The thing is, when they do get some time off or whatever and we see them, we like pounce on them. No offense,but sometimes we, the fans, go to far sometimes. The boys are doing an absolute faboulous job and we don't want to scare them off. I'm sorry if you don't agree with me, but hey it's my opinion. Tell me what you think at BOlson675@aol.com! Thanks ya'll!
Submitted by Diana from santa Clara California U.S.A.
I loved this article and thought it was perfect. I think sometimes girls can get a little excited at times though. I think if i was walking down the street ad i saw one of the BSB membersi might ask for an autograph. I would say hi and thank you, but i would want a momento from meeting the greatest person in my life. I love them and i think it would be great to meet them. I have always started off any letters written to them with thank you, and most the letter has been talking about why i have wanted to thank them for so long.
Submitted by KRYSTLE from ISSAQUAH USA
I just wanted to say that i am so proud that someone had the courage to step up and give their view of "Backstreet Life". I agree wholly with this person, and i hope that they get a chance to read this because i just wanted to say thank you for mentioning what should be the obvious, yet it is not. I don't know how i would manage the life of being a "star". Some people think "well they should be greatful for their success and their fan base" i feel this way, but their thank you to us seems to be their songs. I dont know about other fans but every time i hear one of their songs i am totally pumped and ready to go. that is thanks enough for me. don't get me wrong- i would love to meet them, but remember that little song "larger than life", well that wasn't so little and should say it all to everyone. Anyone group who would write a song just for their fans is pretty phenomenal. So please just give the guys a break, if you see them don't try to jump them or something, just be polite and thank them. Thank you for your time and for listening to my opinion. I hope no one considered this whining or anything, i just wanted to voice my opinion. Thank you and KTBPA!
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