THE BACKSTREET BOYS are back in the studio recording their new "Larger Than Life" video after finishing their huge European tour! Read on for the scoop on their new video and how they deal with success. Entertainment Tonight: You guys are sitting here -- the largest band in the country. How does it feel? Did you ever think you would get this big?

Kevin Richardson: Nope.

Howie Dorough: It's larger than life.

Kevin: We dreamed about having some success and selling a couple of records but this is pretty much beyond anything we could imagine. We're excited -- it's pretty crazy.

ET: What does the song "Larger Than Life" mean to you guys?

Howie: It's actually a thank-you song to the fans. It's something we want to give back to them. Like you said, us being very fortunate -- we're very successful with the new album and everything -- with our whole career. It's almost like telling them it's because of them. They're larger than life to us because they make us who we are. They give us all this. They give us the opportunity to do what we love and to make a living out of it. It gives us a chance to travel the world and meet so many people and spread happiness to everybody. For that, they're larger than life for us.

ET: You guys mention in the song that sometimes when you're down, your fans bring you up?

Kevin: It's just a reference to performances -- going out on stage, the rush you feel. It's pretty incredible hearing a crowd of 19 to 20 thousand people just going crazy and smiling and dancing -- having a great time. If that can't lift your spirits, I don't now what can. That's basically what that's about.