The Backstreet Boys have invited Snoop Dogg to attend their "Into the Millennium" residency at the Las Vegas Sphere, after the two crossed paths at the Los Angeles premiere of "Paw Patrol: The Dino Movie." Band member Nick Carter revealed the exchange in a clip shared by Entertainment Tonight, saying he was surprised to learn the rapper actually lives in Las Vegas, making a visit to the show a real possibility. Nothing has been confirmed, but the invitation adds a fresh angle to the group's ongoing residency and their growing association with Snoop through the film project.

The Backstreet Boys and Snoop Dogg were linked through the animated film, in which Snoop voices the character Dave while the band contributed the song "Bottle Up" to the soundtrack. The Sphere residency, which launched in July 2025, has already notched more than 35 sold-out shows for 575,000 fans, with the current run continuing through 29 August and further dates added for New Year's Eve and early 2027. The premiere also produced other lighthearted moments, including renewed jokes about the resemblance between member Kevin Richardson and Snoop Dogg, and Brian Littrell recounting Snoop's complaint about being the only cast member not to voice a dog in the film.