Australian DJ's live saxophone cover of 'I Want It That Way' leaves guests singing along
India Today
A now-viral video which is proof that when 'I Want It That Way' meets a live saxophone performance at a wedding, even dinner tables can't stop the room from turning into a full-blown Backstreet Boys concert, just ask this Australian DJ.
A wedding celebration in Australia turned into an impromptu sing-along after a DJ's live performance of a beloved pop classic got guests on their feet, with the joyful moment shared in a now-viral video.
The Instagram clip, shared by Australian wedding DJ Nathan Coul, showed the musician moving through a softly lit reception hall as he performed a saxophone cover of I Want It That Way by the Backstreet Boys. On-screen text read, “Why am I wasting my hard-earned money $$$ on a sax player?"
As the melody began, the atmosphere shifted from calm dinner chatter to full-blown nostalgia. Guests seated around elegantly decorated tables started smiling, swaying, and then sang along word for word.
Some clapped in rhythm, others raised their phones to record the moment, while a few stood up altogether, turning the reception space into a spontaneous concert.
The DJ could be seen weaving between tables with confident ease, leaning into musical phrases and holding sustained notes that encouraged the crowd to join louder.
The caption accompanying the video described the performance as “a highlight moment at this wedding,” adding that it “got everybody up over dinner singing along to this classic track.”
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