[kylespearsfenty]

I'm not saying that she'll get as big as she did early in her career, but who knows.
Britney is coming across as more confident and looks nothing less than stunning these past few months. Is she gonna have a mini-peak again? Will we see the ITZ Britney or the Britney from the beginning of her career? Discuss.

(Don't drag me or my Army)

[Honey]

Nope.

She would've had a new peak with In the Zone if it hadn't been for the knee accident.

[liberalmusiclover]

Originally posted by kylespearsfenty

I'm not saying that she'll get as big as she did early in her career, but who knows.
Britney is coming across as more confident and looks nothing less than stunning these past few months. Is she gonna have a mini-peak again? Will we see the ITZ Britney or the Britney from the beginning of her career? Discuss.

(Don't drag me or my Army)

Nope. Not after Femme Fatale sold as badly as it did. Not to mention Rihanna, Lady Gaga, and Katy Perry are more popular than her now.

[Tropez]

Originally posted by Honey

Nope.

She would've had a new peak with In the Zone if it hadn't been for the knee accident.

You never know, anything could happen. Many artists come out of nowhere with it. It doesn't have to be about sales, but the type of music released.

So maybe, maybe not. Well never know.

[Genocide]

she done

[Tropez]

Originally posted by liberalmusiclover

Nope. Not after Femme Fatale sold as badly as it did. Not to mention Rihanna, Lady Gaga, and Katy Perry are more popular than her now.

That means nothing. Look at artists like Cher who comes out every decade with an out of nowhere hit. Madonna who's album American Life flopped, but had Confessions, Mariah who had a long dry streak and then bam Emancipation came out.

All those artists are new, and if they are bigger, their sales should be much bigger too. Two of them are clearly singles artists. And two of them don't had high tour demand if they are so popular.

[Weemanply109]

You never know, if she put the effort into her music, it would be possible, but she'd need to have the passion and strive for success, she can't be lazy.

[JonnyϟLightning]

Nope

[QuitmanDJ]

I think she has gained more confidence, and shes close to having the body back from the ITZ era. I think she will have another Circus selling album, but with more hit singles than Femme Fatale. I think she definitely come back stronger and better, but not as good as her peak. I have strong faith in her.

[Monroe]

Originally posted by liberalmusiclover

Nope. Not after Femme Fatale sold as badly as it did. Not to mention Rihanna, Lady Gaga, and Katy Perry are more popular than her now.

Low selling albums have almost nothing to do with re-peaking. Look at Rated R and Loud for instance or Glitter compared to Emancipation of Mimi, or Madonna with American Life and Confessions on A Dancefloor or in Britney's own situation Blackout and Circus. Femme Fatale having "low sales" (2 million sold in today's climate isn't that low I would say between only two albums released this year worldwide have sold 2 million for what it's worth) won't stop her from having more or greater success at some point in the future. Also Gaga, Katy and Rihanna being popular won't stop another person from becoming bigger then all three of them or carving an entirely different niche from them look no further then Lana Del Rey, Ke$ha, Maroon 5 and Adele for further receipts.

[Under_My_Skin]

If she steps up her game & promotes her albums more then now,then she might get another peak

[BabyCantYouSee]

I think we will see a new side of Britney. The Britney that was supposed to be after ITZ with The Original Doll. Not with the next album though, maybe album 9.

[BSNMology]

Originally posted by liberalmusiclover

Nope. Not after Femme Fatale sold as badly as it did. Not to mention Rihanna, Lady Gaga, and Katy Perry are more popular than her now.

Get out of here with this madness.

While Femme Fatale did not sell as much as her previous albums, it in no way did "bad" as it produced 3 top ten singles (one which became her biggest radio hit ever), including a #1 which set a digital record (at the time) outselling everyone you just listed in the first week.



Anyway, I do think with proper promotion, we can see Circus type success for the rest of her career. I also think her biggest digital seller is yet to come.

[Monroe]

Yeah I think Britney will get at least one 4 million seller before she wraps her career.

[Rico Shameless v2]

Bitches never quit their doubt with the Invincible Britney Spears.

I laugh every time.

[BabyCantYouSee]

Originally posted by ItsKingsleyBitch

Get out of here with this madness.

While Femme Fatale did not sell as much as her previous albums, it in no way did "bad" as it produced 3 top ten singles (one which became her biggest radio hit ever), including a #1 which set a digital record (at the time) outselling everyone you just listed in the first week.



Anyway, I do think with proper promotion, we can see Circus type success for the rest of her career. I also think her biggest digital seller is yet to come.

Ignore that person. He/she is just mad because of the heated Rihanna vs Britney thread.

[RobynYoBank]

Originally posted by Monroe

Low selling albums have almost nothing to do with re-peaking. Look at Rated R and Loud for instance or Glitter compared to Emancipation of Mimi, or Madonna with American Life and Confessions on A Dancefloor or in Britney's own situation Blackout and Circus. Femme Fatale having "low sales" (2 million sold in today's climate isn't that low I would say between only two albums released this year worldwide have sold 2 million for what it's worth) won't stop her from having more or greater success at some point in the future. Also Gaga, Katy and Rihanna being popular won't stop another person from becoming bigger then all three of them or carving an entirely different niche from them look no further then Lana Del Rey, Ke$ha, Maroon 5 and Adele for further receipts.

The problem is that Britney had her biggest radio hit and maybe most successful string of singles from an album and the era was still dust.

The answer is no. Absolutely not. There's not even a slight chance.

[Retro]

Perhaps. I would love to see ITZ Britney back again.

[Heisenberg]

Absolutely not, her career peaked ages ago and has been on a steady decline since. With her mental state and inability to perform like she once could I doubt she can even improve on Femme Fatale let alone have another peak. The Britney nostalgia is wearing thin and soon her touring numbers will deteriorate just as her albums sales already have.

[vamp]

She hasn't peaked yet.