Nick Carter Invites Snoop Dogg to Attend Backstreet Boys' Residency at Sphere Las Vegas

Backstreet Boys personnel when meeting Snoop Dogg (Instagram @backstreetboys)

JAKARTA - The American boy band, Backstreet Boys, has extended an open invitation to rapper Snoop Dogg to attend their residency show titled Into the Millennium at the Sphere, Las Vegas.

The moment occurred when the two parties met on the red carpet premiere of the film Paw Patrol: The Dino Movie which took place in Los Angeles.

One of the Backstreet Boys' personnel, Nick Carter, revealed that he directly invited the rapper to witness the futuristic stage technology owned by Sphere.

"I said to him, 'If you have some free time, do you want to come and watch our show at the Sphere?'" Nick Carter recalled his conversation with Snoop, when interviewed by Entertainment Tonight recently.

The offer was responded to casually by Snoop Dogg, which surprised Carter. The 54-year-old rapper told him that he was now living in Las Vegas.

"He replied, 'Bung, I live in Las Vegas.' I immediately thought, 'Oh yeah?' I really didn't realize it before," said Carter.

Snoop Dogg welcomed the invitation without hesitation. Carter said the rapper replied politely, which also opened the door for the Backstreet Boys to visit each other while in Sin City.

The Backstreet Boys residency concert series at the Sphere Las Vegas has been held since July and has successfully attracted the attention of tens of thousands of music lovers around the world.

To date, the magnificent show has recorded more than 35 sold-out stages, with a total audience of 575,000 people.