It seems like something went down for Britney's first Russian date in St. Petersburg today. Twitters of Brit's dancers and Manager been on a rampage.
So pissed! Only got 6 hours in St Petersburg! Back to Stockholm after the show.-Adam Leber (manager) http://twitter.com/adamleber
At the venue. Woo let's get this show done with...
Tweet 5 hours later That show was crazy.. So awkward.. Why does the crowd like hate us here well now heading to the 8 hour train ride to Moscow! -Luke Broadlick (Dancer for Brit on the Circus Tour) http://twitter.com/Lukebroadlick
I think something went down before, during, and after the show. No clue what happened, but if I find something. I'll let you guys know and you do the same as well. What the hell happened in Russia?
More info to come....
Update: First video from St. Petersburg show...doesn't seem like nothing bad happen from the Everytime video. The crowd was receptive. Something had to have happened to trigger those tweets from Britney's camp.
UPDATE: After reviewing the tweets again, it seem logical now. Adam was tweeting about only getting 6 hours in St. Peteresburg before flying back to Sweden (most likely finalizing the new tracks with Max Martin). He probably wanted to stay longer, but could only stay for the business portion before flying back. And as for the one dancer's tweet, I think it had to do with the crowd being quite mellow throughout the show. Time from time the crowd got loud, but they just seemed quiet and enjoying the show (not like most of her concerts where the fans are extremely loud). I came to that conclusion after watching the videos from St. Petersburg. Nothing bad happen as reported by some Russians who attended the show (they posted on a Britney fansite). On to Moscow we go.
Luke Broadlick responds to someone on twitter. Nothing happened!!! Moscow is next up!!
@replies nothing happened it just wasn't the greatest show. They wouldn't let anyone stand up and stuff don't flip out!20 minutes ago from UberTwitter http://twitter.com/Lukebroadlick
If you didn't hear already Britney refused to take her boys with her to Russia due to some death threats they received earlier. Britney didn't want her babies in that environment if the threats were true.
I think it was the crowd which is what went wrong with the concert, but we'll find out eventually.
This is supposedly Brit's, police escort to the Ice Palace (the arena) in St. Petersburg.
Maybe russian people are not loud as her other fans
That's exactly what it was. They were loud from time to time (you can hear it in the youtube videos), but for the most part they just seemed like they wanted to sit and enjoy the show. They also weren't allowed to stand during the show per one of the dancers (The arena people probably enforced that rule).
From what I got, Nazizs were present at the show attacking the crowd wearing anti Britney shirts. This is wrong in so many levels.. now I get why most of the artists don't go to Russia.
She should come to Israel, now Nazizs will attend the show here
I don't get it... Russia is such a big market for Britney, Blackout (especially) and Circus probably have its best numbers there.
It was probably something with the venue rules, I don't want to believe in the Nazis' rumors unless someone from Russia claims it.
Russia is a very anti Semitic country. Many of the fans who have attended the show have posted about incidents were Nazis with anti Britney shirts have beaten them up, and booed Britney. These are not rumors, this is really what happened, unfortunetly.
From what I got, Nazizs were present at the show attacking the crowd wearing anti Britney shirts. This is wrong in so many levels.. now I get why most of the artists don't go to Russia.
She should come to Israel, now Nazizs will attend the show here
What are Nazis doing in Russia? And shouldn't they have better things to be doing then booing a Britney Spears concert?
(i still could care less for the routine, but she seems to be getting more into it)
I don't know wich one is hotter, her dancer or her :shutupl: I loved the performance and i really don't have a problem with the choreo. I like it, it's fun.
well now heading to the 8 hour train ride to Moscow! -Luke Broadlick (Dancer for Brit on the Circus Tour)
