Rather than ignore the toot, pop music deity Max Martin embraced it.

Little did any of them know that the musically inclined fart was a star in the making. The boy bander remembered Howie Dorough ripping butt “not only on the beat, but in key” while recording the song. When BSB shared the backstory of 'The Call' with Billboard in August, McLean revealed that the second single off of the features a very special piece of percussion: a fart. Talk about a call that’ll change your destiny, huh?Īnd as it turns out, what a summer it’s been for the second single off of BSB's 2000 record Black and Blue. Understandably, he goes full on “Everybody (Backstreet’s Back)” scream after he hears the news. Just as he looks down at his mobile device to check if the call dropped out, the voice on the other end lets him know that the person he’s trying to get ahold of is dead. But before he can say anything about not waiting up for him or his battery being low, the voice on the other end (Swift) tells him 'the old Taylor can't come to the phone right now.' He can barely hear her over the din of the club. In this “The Call” and “Look What You Made Me Do” hybrid film (yep, definitely still calling it a film), a guy (AJ McLean) phones home to say he’ll be back late. On Wednesday, the Backstreet Boys tweeted this mini mash-up, and the fusion of the two pop song phone call moments is so brilliant, it'll leave fans wishing it was a 10-minute video. The phone call intro to “The Call” and the voicemail interlude from 'Look What You Made Me Do' have been spliced together into a 10-second video.

Would you look at what “Look What You Made Me Do” made the Backstreet Boys do? Share a 10-second Backstreet Boys and Taylor Swift mash-up, that's what.

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