Originally posted by Remixed

Cute

Originally posted by CaptainMusic

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Georges.

Originally posted by GreasyBruce

"Toxic" kept electropop alive in the mid 00s and helped set the foundation for the subsequent Timbaland/Danja sound that Britney then perfected with Blackout (notice how the synth beat of Gimme More sounds way more like all of the 2009-2011 electropop songs than any of the FutureSounds or Loose songs)

Originally posted by GreasyBruce

"Toxic" kept electropop alive in the mid 00s and helped set the foundation for the subsequent Timbaland/Danja sound that Britney then perfected with Blackout (notice how the synth beat of Gimme More sounds way more like all of the 2009-2011 electropop songs than any of the FutureSounds or Loose songs)

Originally posted by Blender

WHO: Britney Spears
WHAT: "Gimme More"
WHY: At the end of Britney Spears' new single, producer Danjahandz (Justin Timberlake) says, "Bet you didn't see this coming." He's right. Even if it's an obvious "SexyBack" retread (all the way down to the distorted vocals), the unsettling disco dazzler "Gimme More" is about as good a track as we could expect from a woman whose life has turned into a lurid, express line farce. Britney's breathy lyrics take on her tabloid stalkers in a way that's somewhere between completely self-aware, invincible and, dare we say, kinda artful. "They want more, well, I'll give them more," she says, standing up to a billion flash bulbs with a genuine potential smash hit behind her. She's not just bitching about the paparazzi she's begging them for more with a smirk and some cocaine funk. Reverse psychology par excellence or a star admitting to her own dark, attention-craving desires? Either way, it's more intriguing than it should be. "It's Britney, bitch," she says at the top of the track. Welcome back, bitch.

Originally posted by Duca

#2 Just Give Me a Reason f/Nate Ruess
#10 Blow Me
#18 True Love f/Lilly Allen
#25 Try

Eh

Originally posted by Braz

Are those peaks? Cause my flop country doesn't have any trustworthy chart and True Love is inexistent here (ofc).

Originally posted by Duca

bye



Thiefney strikes again

Originally posted by Remixed

Originally posted by Willy.

None of Jay's NYC dates are even a fraction sold-out.