Yepp. It looks like she is going downhill. What annoys me is that she already has a huge fanbase and loyal fans. Hard work is what makes the difference. She needs to put more effort otherwise she will fade quickly.
Just look at Beyonce. With hard work and focus, she is one of the most respected artists today. Could you believe that she would reach this level back in 2000-2003? No.
She's no longer as successful as she used to be but she's still BRITNEY SPEARS.
Not really, you really don't see her buzz dying down? No one takes her seriously anymore, it's like her breakdown period, but worse because no one cares anymore.
No one really talks about her in reality. The other day two people said to me, "Britney Spears still has fans?"
Of course, she's an icon but nobody cares about her much. No shade, I like her.
Idk. Shelling out cash for tickets that range (for the most part) between $80 - $194 to see someone who lip-synchs all the time kind of suggests that's she's still pretty major.
And Mariah has been doing it for 23, Madonna has been doing it for 30, Cher has been doing it for 35, Justin Timberlake has been doing it for 15, Beyoncé has been doing it for 15. So what?
Actually Cher has been doing this for about 49 years and Beyoncé has been doing this for 17 years.
If we're counting every year that these acts have been out working, we might as well add on The Mickey Mouse Club years and the short period of time when Britney was a part of that all girl group too.
Beyoncé has had very minimal impact on music and her standing in music history is nowhere near Britney's. But nice try, though
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Work bitch peaked higher than any single from 4lop though
Kiiiiii.
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If we're counting every year that these acts have been out working, we might as well add on The Mickey Mouse Club years and the short period of time when Britney was a part of that all girl group too.
This makes no sense. Cher's first album was released in 1965. Bey/DC were signed and releasing music/singles in 1997 (first appearance on Men in Black soundtrack summer of '97; No, No, No dropped late fall).
That is really up to her, if she put effort then she could slay.
And Xtina is doing fine, thank you very much since she is still building her brand back after 2 commercial disappointments through collaborations.
No one takes her seriously anymore, it's like her breakdown period, but worse because no one cares anymore.
Kiiiiii. 
