The Backstreet Boys Want To Help Lady Gaga Balance Her Checkbook
4/16/2010 12:52:00 AM
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The Backstreet Boys know a thing or two about depleted finances. That’s why the ’90s boy band wants to mentor singing sensation Lady Gaga on the business of budgeting her millions so she doesn’t make the same mistakes they did when they first made it big.
The boy band was touring in New Zealand at the same time as the “Paparazzi” singer when they learned that the star often uses her personal cash to finance the elaborate sets and head-turning costumes that have become her calling card.
Bad move, says BSB.
The Boys struggled with budgeting their dough early in their career but are now more business savvy — they’d like to use what they’ve learned to keep Gaga from becoming another cashpoor casuality of the pop industry a decade from now.
“Our production manager was talking to her production manager and we found out that she had, like, three 747s (private planes) flying around with her. I just wanted to tell her that she needs to make, like, a dime or maybe 20 cents after the tour is over with – because when you overbudget yourself, you get home and you’re like, ‘Yeah, the tour was great, but I’m broke!’” says Brian Littrell.
Bandmate Nick Carter agrees, chiming in with: “We had to learn ourselves, the hard way… The only people we could trust was ourselves.”
The boy band was touring in New Zealand at the same time as the “Paparazzi” singer when they learned that the star often uses her personal cash to finance the elaborate sets and head-turning costumes that have become her calling card.
Bad move, says BSB.
The Boys struggled with budgeting their dough early in their career but are now more business savvy — they’d like to use what they’ve learned to keep Gaga from becoming another cashpoor casuality of the pop industry a decade from now.
“Our production manager was talking to her production manager and we found out that she had, like, three 747s (private planes) flying around with her. I just wanted to tell her that she needs to make, like, a dime or maybe 20 cents after the tour is over with – because when you overbudget yourself, you get home and you’re like, ‘Yeah, the tour was great, but I’m broke!’” says Brian Littrell.
Bandmate Nick Carter agrees, chiming in with: “We had to learn ourselves, the hard way… The only people we could trust was ourselves.”
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