Nearly 30 years after they first formed, the Backstreet Boys still want it that way.
The group marked its 27th anniversary on Monday with a special Instagram post thanking their fans for all their support over the years.
"Today marks 27 years of the Backstreet Boys. On Apr 20, 1993 we were all so young and standing together for the first time as a group. We did not know you yet. Each one of you were but a dream to us," the group captioned a photo of the five of them years ago, standing on a beach in the surf.
MORE: Brad Pitt acts as John Krasinski's weatherman in 'Some Good News'"We hoped you’d hear our music. Then you came...a dozen ...a hundred...thousands...millions!? To say we dreamed for this would be an understatement," they continued. "We know we are here because of you. You were our little dream and now you are all our reality. Grateful for what each of you has given us and for what’s ahead...As long as there’ll be music."
The group added the hashtag #KTBSPA, which stands for "Keep the Backstreet Pride Alive."
Not only has Backstreet Boys lasted longer than most marriages, they're still killing it. Just last year, they scored a #1 album with "DNA," launched a successful tour and scored a Grammy nomination to boot.
MORE: Thomas Rhett tips his hat to heroes and friends in 'What's Your Country Song'Last month, their socially-distanced performance of "I Want It That Way" was a highlight of FOX's "Living Room Concert for America" benefit special.
