I don't get radio. They played her when she was 29, looked 40 and performed like she was 50 but they won't play her now that she looks 30 and performs well. Screw them!
I keep assuming/hoping she's gonna release some urban/disco bop but she said she wanted to go the rock route.
Which I'm fine with. Bring rock back to the mainstream my goth kween
I don't get radio. They played her when she was 29, looked 40 and performed like she was 50 but they won't play her now that she looks 30 and performs well. Screw them!
Before the FFT, Britney still had that mystique surrounding her name and image. People were still hopeful.
I don't get radio. They played her when she was 29, looked 40 and performed like she was 50 but they won't play her now that she looks 30 and performs well. Screw them!
because they were good songs, like are y'all gonna pretend everything from circus and FF aren't better than everything she's released since ooh la la
I keep assuming/hoping she's gonna release some urban/disco bop but she said she wanted to go the rock route.
Which I'm fine with. Bring rock back to the mainstream my goth kween
I feel like she just threw that out there as an idea. I don't think she's actually doing it.
Not every career move is remembered so fondly. On the topic of Chaotic, the 2005 documentary that granted unprecedented access to her marriage to Federline, she says: “I would never do something like that again.” She purses her lips. It looks as if this is the first time she’s considered Chaotic in many years. “Actually, that was really bad,” she decides. “That was probably the worst thing I’ve done in my career.”
When I ask if that includes Crossroads – her not-exactly-Oscar-winning 2002 film – she looks suddenly outraged and clutches her hand to her heart. “No!” she shouts, springing to life. “I like Crossroads! F— you!”
And then, to my relief, she laughs.
