There are gonna be a lot of happy '90s kids in the world today.
One of the original pop boy bands, the Backstreet Boys, debuted their new music video "Show 'Em (What You're Made Of)" Tuesday on Facebook. The boys (or shall we say, men) tone things down in this video, opting for a stripped-down black backdrop instead of their usual choreographed dance routines.
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Several of the members also appear shirtless, and let's just say, they are giving the twenty-somethings of today's popular boy bands (read: One Direction) a run for their money.
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"Show 'Em (What You're Made Of)" is the third single from the group's latest album "In A World Like This." This is the band's eighth studio album and is also the first album in several years to feature original member Kevin Richardson.
The song was written by Richardson and fellow band member A.J. McLean.
"The inspiration for A.J. and I writing this song was our children," Richardson said in a press release. "The innocence and wonder in their eyes is so precious. I want them to keep it forever and I want to rediscover it within myself. No limits ... No fear."
Backstreet's back (alright).
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