Fall Soldier of the Month!

This contest ended 3 years ago



We're looking for one member of the BSB Army to highlight as our next Soldier of the Month!

To enter, answer the following question: Since COVID-19 has put fandom life on hold with no Backstreet Boys events to attend, what BSB-related thing will you never take for granted again?

Make sure you answer the question in the comments section below and then click the 'Sign Up For This' button. You must complete both tasks to enter!

Each month's soldier will receive:
+ Personal tweet/follow from the BSB band account
+ A feature piece on BSB.com
+ A special bundle of BSB goodies
+ Permanent bragging rights
+ And more ;)

Check back here in the contests section in December to sign up to be SOTM!

Terms

- Must be a registered member of the BSB fan club.

- Previous SOTMs are not eligible for two calendar years. After 24 months, they can enter.

- All entries are subject to audit.

- Winner is selected at random.

  1. Nunca daré por sentado lo que vivi en este 2020 por primera vez en mi vida apesar de lo que está pasando en el mundo, nunca me imagine ir a verlos en concierto por vivir en Uruguay y claro tengo 25 y tenia 4 a 5 años y bailaba en pañales cuando los escuchaba ya los amaba pero creía imposible pagarme una entrada o creer que pisarian mi país nunca pude sacarme una foto con ustedes pero pude ver en vivo y es impresionante son tan buenos como cuando eran jóvenes su concierto es tan espetacular que pasa rápido muy rápido las 2hs y espero volver a verlos de nuevo por que ya estaño todo eso la ansiedad y las cosas hermosas que uno siente como fan son muy increíbles con los fans jaja aún que estaba lejos Brian y Howie hasta kevin me saludaron y mandaron beso se imaginan jaja nunca pude estar en un meet pero quien sabe ahora se que nada es imposible!! Y todo va estar bien todo va pasar y volveremos a vernos ( me hize buenos amigos en el show y en wpp estamos a full) :)

  2. I‘m not taking much for granted in general, but since the pandemic I’m much more sensitive to many things. I appreciate the things I have more now, especially my little son, good friends and my wonderful husband. But I really miss live music ????

  3. I will never take for granted the community we have. I’ve made many friends since becoming a fan. I would recognize people at shows and share stories with people sitting near me. Since covid large gatherings aren’t safe and I have missed going to concerts and connecting with friends

  4. Last year for my 16th birthday i got tickets to see you guys live and even though i was in the nosebleeds nosebleed section i LOVED EVERY MINUTE OF IT. It made me so happy to see you guys. I did get to meet Baylee Littrel at the show cause i am a HUGE fan of him and BSB!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  5. Taking it for granted on going to one of their concerts. I have wanted to see you all since I was 14. That was the last time yuns were in Knoxville, Tn plus it was supposed to be my birthday present(getting tickets to your show) then I grew up had kids and this year I was supposed to have seen yuns July 27 at the aRupp Arena. And of course covid hit and ruined that. The day I get to see yuns in concert will now be next year:( but that date will get here eventually...lol and it will be 4 days after my 39 birthday! I will never be to old for the Backstreet Boys. Love you all and thanks for all the great music yuns have done! It sure has helped me through some tough times!!

  6. I will never take for granted what I felt last year in my first ever Meet and Greet... When they came to Ireland, I took my oldest daughter, 9 years old, and we both were waiting in the queue for the M and G. I had so many scenarios in my head on how I will present myself, what will I tell them and how they will reply but in reality the only thing I was able to do was smile, hug them all tight, smell their awesome cologne and whisper to Nick, I would like a hug. Everything seems like a dream now but I found myself living in real my teenage dream... Hope after Covid-19 we will still have the same opportunities in the future concerts and not hug them with face and body shields!

  7. In my lifetime, I’ve seen over one-hundred artists in concert, some many times. I have had so many great opportunities to help with shows, meet some of the most amazing and kind artists, see and meet musicians I looked up to when I was younger and still have huge respect for today. However, I’ve never had the opportunity to attend a BSB concert... until this year. It was a family affair: my brother was able to snag the tickets before they were sold out in minutes. We were supposed to attend one of the shows in August, and I kept telling myself things would be better by then. Unfortunately, as we all know, that wasn’t the case. I’ve waited this long, I can wait another year. But it will be all that much more phenomenal when I finally get to go!

  8. I will never take for granted...traveling for shows, and making memories with new and old BSB friends. Also, their concerts in general. That feeling when the lights go out and the music starts. I miss it all so much!

  9. I was able to be part of the Concert you guys made in Argentina on March 7th 2020, only one week before the COVID-19 lockdown. Your concert was the last show we got in our country with a attended of 30,000 people. I was so lucky to be there in the DNA fan pit enjoying the show and the day before we went with a group of friend to the hotel you guys was staying. That days were wonderful not only because I was able to see your amazing concert so closed to you guys but also because it gave me the opportunity to shared that moment and met new BsBArmy friends which I can share our passion and talk everyday.

  10. Backstreet hugs! I thank my lucky stars that the first Hershey DNA show got postponed, so that the meet and greets ended up available again and I snagged one! It was my first time meeting the guys, and my first solo concert. I wasn't sure how things were going to go. I am narcoleptic and had to drive on my own from one end of Pennsylvania to the other, after a really exhausting weekend going to another DNA show in Pittsburgh with friends then a Steelers game, with my meet and greet the next day. Stress, exhaustion, fear, and excitement can all be triggers for a collapse. I hadn't experienced one in years but if it was going to happen, this would be it, and I would be alone (in front of BSB)! But the guards, BSB, and other fans were so nice, I didn't freak out and everything went pretty well! I did let some people around me know to not panic if I looked like I passed out, I would still be conscious and it would pass, just scooch me out of everyone's way. But it wasn't necessary. I won't take for granted any opportunities that may come up to join in, and I won't let silly things like going alone cause me to miss out anymore.

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