In a newly released video, the group revealed their vision for a massive throwback performance featuring Britney Spears and other iconic artists from the era. The concept centers on a full-scale pop revival celebrating the biggest hits of the early 2000s.

The Backstreet Boys are back, again.

The boy band is in the middle of their residency at Las Vegas’ Sphere, yet they’re already setting their sights on their next big act: the Super Bowlhalftime show.

“I just started an online petition on behalf of the group for us to do halftime 2027,” AJ McLean shares with PEOPLE. “You better vote yes for us to do halftime, especially because it’s gonna be in Los Angeles at SoFi next year. That’s home for me and Kevin [Richardson], so that would be pretty awesome.”

Nick Carter says their performance would be a “pop explosion” full of other music icons from the ’90s and early 2000s.

“We’re bringing back Britney Spears, we’re bringing back *NSYNC,” Carter says of their would-be performance, to which McLean chimed in, “They both already did it, though.”

Spears and *NSYNC performed at the Super Bowl XXXV Halftime show in 2001, joining Aerosmith, Mary J. Blige and Nelly. At the time, the Backstreet Boys declined to join the performance, instead singing the national anthem that year.

“We’re bringing back 98 Degrees, I don’t care. We’re headlining,” Carter says. “We’re bringing all of our pop friends back; it would be something like that.”

“We’re biased because we really think that our era of music, coming from the late ’90s, early 2000s, is probably some of the most nostalgic for people and makes people feel good. We’re part of a club of all those artists that you’d have to bring them back,” he adds.

If they were to get the gig, Howie Dorough says he would want to do “some kind of flying in the stadium.”

Ideally, they would hope to “bring in the amazing creative team” that they have been “blessed” to work with during their residency.

“I think that will be pretty incredible. They’re visual artists, we are creative as well as a unit. Everything here at Sphere was a group effort,” McLean says. “Obviously, we were a big part of the creative process from scratch to the very first show. Bringing all the dream team back together again would be something of a spectacle for sure.”

The Backstreet Boys were featured at this year’s Super Bowl LX, but in a different way. They joined comedian Druski and musician MGK for a T-Mobile ad, where they reworked the lyrics to their song “I Want It That Way” to talk about the perks of the network.

“Everybody strives to, as an artist, to hopefully either have a commercial, sing the national anthem [or] do halftime. We were blessed with having a commercial this year,” Dorough shares.