PBS Kids recently interviewed Aaron Carter and asked how he got along with his older brother Nick Carter of the Backstreet Boys. “Yeah, I get along with Nick very well. He’s very competitive with me, though,” Aaron said. “Everything I do he thinks he can do it better. Like motorcycles, he’s never ridden one in his life until about a month and a half ago. I was showing him this trick: what I do is I go off a jump, about a 7-foot jump, and I do a 360-twist tail-grab. And he thinks he can do it. That’s a really hard, hard trick. (I created it myself.) It’s really hard because you have to hold onto the handlebars, let go in the middle of the air, do a full twist, grab onto the tail before you fall off, then pull yourself back on. So he thinks he can do it. He gets on the bike; he doesn’t even know how to use the clutch. He gets on it, pops the clutch, then falls backward, and the bikes go over. So I teach him, and he goes off the jump, and he tried to do it. He did the twist but he just didn’t grab on and he fell and landed on his stomach. That was the funniest thing I’ve ever seen in my life.”