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Member Since: 11/13/2011 Posts: 8,525     | 
 
 
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		| It shouldn’t be surprising that an album that counts a song titled “Work Bitch” as its leadoff single isn’t exactly a penetrating musical therapy session. It also doesn’t matter. “Work Bitch” is great! And so is the rest of Britney Jean, a top-to-bottom effortlessly listenable record with no Gaga-esque pretension to reinvent the concept of pop music, Cyrus-esque (foam) middle finger to the idea of pop music, or Perry-esque cartoonification of pop music. |  hmmm  |  
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Member Since: 8/19/2013 Posts: 2,776     | 
 
 
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					Originally posted by Nicole   |  lol that writer is a troll 
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 Say Something barely has any airplay and it's already huge. It's so going #1.    |  
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Member Since: 3/17/2012 Posts: 10,399     | 
 
 sdafjdsklafjlskda holy **** gaga slay my soul   |  
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Member Since: 12/21/2010 Posts: 51,088     | 
 
   
Oh **** no let me drag this ugly flop bitch to the pits of hell.  |  
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 Rolling Stone review of BJ:  
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		| Even though we're in the middle of a pop-princess pileup this winter, with Miley, Katy, Gaga and more elbowing for room on the dance floor, Britney remains the queen who out-bangs, out-booms, out-bizarres them all. |    |  
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Member Since: 6/2/2011 Posts: 28,055     | 
 
 
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					Originally posted by Lipton  who was that referencing "All The Locals" earlier?
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 can't you see there's so much here to feel
 deep inside your heart
 you know I'm real
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Member Since: 11/13/2011 Posts: 8,525     | 
 
 
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					Originally posted by BoyOnBoy Wonder    
Oh **** no let me drag this ugly flop bitch to the pits of hell. |  The Princesses look like they're out to mug someone. 
 
And nnnnnn I bet she literally said aloud "how revolutionary would it be wearing my shirt inside out."  |  
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Member Since: 8/19/2013 Posts: 2,776     | 
 
 
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					Originally posted by Kworb  I never joke about liking songs. 
It Should Be Easy is in her all-time top 10.
  |  She  uses autotune the way Bob Dylan used his harmonica — for punctuation, for atmosphere, for an alienatingly weird sound effect. It's a blast of vocal distortion, harsh on the surface, but expressive, capable of sounding wildly funny or abrasively pissed-off or seductive.    |  
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		| Even now, just about to celebrate her 32nd birthday, Britney Spears remains as enigmatic as the Disney-groomed, emotionally insulated teen who greeted us in the late '90s. It's part of why we treasure her: The feeling that, even as she sings her most seductive or inventive songs, the real Brit's off dreaming her unknowable dreams. Britney Jean, which takes its title from her family nickname and has been billed as the most ''personal'' of her eight albums, tells you virtually bupkus about her struggles over the years. But in just 10 tidy songs, it brings us closer than ever before to that distant dreamer. 
 Of course, since it's a Britney Spears album executive-produced by will.i.am in 2013, it also happily indulges the fantasies of endorphin-seeking EDM festival goers. Brit promises she ''won't stop 'til you breathe heavy'' on ''Body Ache,'' a David Guetta track that nearly builds to a clobbering house beat, then cannily falls back. Thor's hammer comes down instead on the other Guetta collaboration, ''It Should Be Easy,'' in which Britney, will.i.am, and their AutoTune elves join hands to reflect vacuously on love. Dance music's lousy with anonymous female hook singers right now, but these two songs transcend DJ filler because Britney never soft-pedals her voice's uneasy layering of girly and libidinous. They're based more in tension than release.
 
 Britney's tradition of messing with pop forms goes back at least 10 years, to the genre-splicing ''Toxic.'' As often as she might withhold tabloid fodder from her lyrics, she puts a lot of trust in her producers. That translates to the weird and wonderful intimacy of ''Alien,'' a gently pulsing track in which an actual extraterrestrial finally realizes she's ''not alone,'' and repeats the phrase until it is pitchshifted up like a departing space ship.
 
 It also gives rise to less subtle pleasures, like the first single, ''Work Bitch,'' a fabulous if campy dance track, and the bass bomb ''Tik Tik Boom,'' in which Brit tells a lewd T.I., ''you got a sex siren in your face.'' Alienation lurks in those songs, too — which naturally gives Brit's duet with her younger sister Jamie Lynn, the morphing ballad ''Chillin' With You,'' a special poignancy. All we really learn is that Britney prefers red wine, and Jamie Lynn, white. But we share their warm, tipsy feeling all the same. B+
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Member Since: 12/14/2011 Posts: 21,274     | 
 
 
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Oh **** no let me drag this ugly flop bitch to the pits of hell. |  she made all the princesses look like herself  |  
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This is definitely #SHOTSFIRED at BoBWonder.    |  
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Member Since: 12/14/2011 Posts: 21,274     | 
 
 still trying to locate 'Sevyn Streeter' 's Metacritic profile btw, if anyone finds it please let me know.   |  
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Member Since: 12/21/2010 Posts: 51,088     | 
 
 That BOOTLEG ass pattern. Bitch needs to stop wearing what her untalented fans make her.
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 US iTunes:  
1. Britney Jean 
   
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1. Britney Jean 
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Member Since: 6/25/2012 Posts: 41,860     | 
 
 
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					Originally posted by Scepter  She  uses autotune the way Bob Dylan used his harmonica — for punctuation, for atmosphere, for an alienatingly weird sound effect. It's a blast of vocal distortion, harsh on the surface, but expressive, capable of sounding wildly funny or abrasively pissed-off or seductive.   |  Is that so
   
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Member Since: 12/21/2010 Posts: 51,088     | 
 
 Let me go cover all the copies of artflop at T...
 oh right; nobody's buying her ****** ass album.
 
 BITCH. DO NOT TRY DISNEY. THEY ARE THE ONLY REASON YOU HAD A CHANCE AT GOOD PROMO THIS ERA BUT THEN YOU ****ED IT UP BY LOOKING LIKE A DESPERATE ***** ON A MUPPET SPECIAL.
 
 Lord - hold me back
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					Originally posted by Kang.  still trying to locate 'Sevyn Streeter' 's Metacritic profile btw, if anyone finds it please let me know. |  Lol  |  
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					Originally posted by BoyOnBoy Wonder  Let me go cover all the copies of artflop at T...
 oh right; nobody's buying her ****** ass album.
 
 BITCH. DO NOT TRY DISNEY. THEY ARE THE ONLY REASON YOU HAD A CHANCE AT GOOD PROMO THIS ERA BUT THEN YOU ****ED IT UP BY LOOKING LIKE A DESPERATE ***** ON A MUPPET SPECIAL.
 
 Lord - hold me back
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