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It’s a shame that people don’t realise there is a world outside the u.s. She most certainly isn’t a one hit wonder!!In Europe and Australia she’s been huge for ages, and has had countless arena tours with amazing production! I actually find it odd that Britney didn’t know who she was in 2001, since Kylie was at her peak and huge pretty much everywhere! She knows about her now though.... in 2011 she said she’d love to work with her10 points
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No, if anything — it’s long overdue. We live in an era where realness and raw emotion is highly valued unlike the 2000s and late 1990s where celebrity culture was more manufactured. Unfortunately, Britney and her PR team is still stuck in the late 90s and 2000s manufactured mindset that selling her product and milking it for everything it’s worth will guarantee success, which is not the case anymore as Britney has not only failed to evolve into her own as an artist, but she has failed to reinvent herself in today’s popular culture. In some sense, it’s not her fault as she burned herself so quick by the fire she lit, but you’d think after so many years, she would be more confessional with her craft and as an artist. But to answer your question — no it wouldn’t ruin or downgrade her career. If anything, it would make her even more relatable and personable.9 points
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I stumbled upon a fansite that documented the evolution of her albums, from her initial ideas and concepts to the final products and its depressing to see how many times she has tried to be more innovative and personal only to have it shot down. Its especially interesting to note that Britney wanted to do the mid tempo sound since Circus and now that its actually popular her label allowed it and fans claim she is trying to sound like Selena Gomez, when she could have been seen as pioneering the sound. Britney and Britney Jean would have been more Hip Hop, Femme Fatale and Glory would have been more rock. Its actually no suprise that after all this time she basically gave up and just went on autopilot with her career.8 points
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you know what’s weird? How guys can make really masculine music, like heavy rock about ******* girls and doing drugs and just...idk “guyish” sounding songs, and they get called music legends and whatever but if a girl makes feminine music or anything that doesn’t really appeal to straight men like what Britney did and talks about boys and romance it’s seen as stupid music and not good. It triggers me7 points
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Besides the comment above, I think it's also about the instrumentals, the rhythm, it's just very catchy and it was very different than anything that was popular at the moment, and still is very different 15 years later. Plus the video is really hot. What I mean is, yeah, it wasn't bubblegum pop, but MATM wasn't either, and nobody remembers that. Toxic was just something especial. I still prefer BOMT or OIDIA though :P7 points
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The Blackout album on Apple Music is censored. So "It's Britney *****" plays as "It's Britney ----------". Unacceptable. One of the most iconic lines in pop music history is censored. They removed the regular/explicit version on Apple Music. Are you kidding me? Someone with connections please get B's team to fix this mess ASAP.4 points
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