Throughout their 32 years, the Backstreet Boys have made many legendary music videos to go along with their iconic songs. These visual stories enriched our lives as much as their unforgettable music. From the emotional depth of "Show Me the Meaning of Being Lonely" to the playful antics in "Everybody (Backstreet's Back)," their videos set new standards for creativity and entertainment.

The Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award, commonly referred to as the Video Vanguard Award, is presented to artists and music video directors who have made a profound impact on the MTV culture. Several artists like David Bowie, Madonna, and Beyoncé have been honored for their transformative videos and lasting influence. It's time to recognize that the Backstreet Boys have also reached this milestone and celebrate them for the culture-shifting contributions they've made over the decades.

The Backstreet Boys debuted during a pivotal time in pop music history, captivating millions with not only their harmonious vocals but also with their groundbreaking videos that brought their music to life. With each album, they've consistently given us not only hits to sing along to but visuals that remain etched in our hearts.

By awarding the Backstreet Boys the Video Vanguard Award, we commend their enduring influence and contributions to both music and video artistry. I urge all fans, music lovers, and advocates of creative storytelling to join me in recognizing the unparalleled artistic work of the Backstreet Boys. Sign this petition and let MTV know that the time has come to honor these legends for their invaluable contributions.