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Originally posted by ifyouseekLEM
Exactly. The "Circus" breakdown in the MV wasn't the hardest choreography she ever did -- but she FELT that ****. Same for the "Womanizer" promo performances.
I have faith though. Era 8 won't be the PR nightmare that Femme Fatale was. Britney and her marketing team won't let something like that happen again.
At the very LEAST, Britney has to get back into Circus era shape mentally, physically and musically. |
Marketing includes many things:
1) She needs to show interest on her own era, she didn't seem interested with "the Femme fatale era" at all .... it was like "I don't want to do this / I don't want to be here" ..... so the attitude is important, if she believes in her own project , other people will be encouraged.
2) Her image , she needs to be in shape, well dressed, and young.... she didn't care at all about her image during "the femme fatale era" .... this is an important aspect because people are very visual , specially if you are a pop artist.
3) Deeper and varied lyrics .. it would be cool if she releases an album that doesn't feature 12 consecutive songs about sex, f*cking, and dancing .... it would be cool something more than that
4) I hope she sounds more human on her next album, "Femme Fatale" was heavily processed.
5) Show enthusiasm and energy during all her promo appareances , I repeat is not about how complicated the dance routine is or how hard the dance steps are ... is just about showing energy thats all.
. Followed by urban tinged Stargate & Dr. Luke, "Nobody By You". 
