As the boy band that arguably set off Y2K teen pop explosion, the Backstreet Boys took over airwaves with splashy, choreography-heavy videos that showed off their idols' pinup-ready looks and hook-heavy jams. The high-flying video for “I Want It That Way” became a standard-bearer for turn-of-the-millennium pop; other clips, like the winking horror-flick homage accompanying “Everybody (Backstreet's Back)” and the intrigue-filled video for “The Call”, fleshed out the Boys' different quirky personalities.