Can we get into how REVOLUTIONARY Femme Fatale's use of Dubstep has become already?
With the release of Madonna's "Gimme All Your Love" & Rihanna's "You Da One" - both prominent artists, both highly anticipated & both featuring Dubstep breakdowns, there is no denying that the Britney Spears Brand has, once again, set a musical trend & undeniable progression in modern, mainstream pop.
But can we also laugh our sexy asses off @ those efforts to replicate FF's divine breakdowns falling flat on their face & not even coming close to achieving the same level of filth "Hold It Against Me" does.
RAVE ON BITCHES!
i read no lies. people will deny it but once again Britney's music sets the trends.
what other musical trends can we say for certain that Britney started or at least was apart of the movement? besides the dupstep influences in HIAM there was the electro pop movement she was apart of with 'Blackout'
what other musical trends can we say for certain that Britney started or at least was apart of the movement? besides the dupstep influences in HIAM there was the electro pop movement she was apart of with 'Blackout'
bubble gum pop with you drive me crazy and hit me baby one more time. she basically MADE the late 90s/early 2000 pop sound.
bubble gum pop with you drive me crazy and hit me baby one more time.
lol but hasn't that always been around? it may not have been as commercial until Britney came along because she's so mainstream but surely there were past pop stars before her that were considered bubble gum pop (which isn't really a good thing) Cher, Madonna, Janet and Cyndi Lauper music def. weren't as commercial as Britney's but I'm sure there were other female pop stars from that time.
lol but hasn't that always been around? it may not have been as commercial until Britney came along because she's so mainstream but surely there were past pop stars before her that were considered bubble gum pop (which isn't really a good thing) Cher, Madonna, Janet and Cyndi Lauper music def. weren't as commercial as Britney's but I'm sure there were other female pop stars from that time.
hmm i dont know if cher or madonna were ever bubblegum. Britney was the driving force and reigning Queen of the teen pop revolution in the late 90s thats all i know.
It's one of my favorite Britney songs of all time. It's my most played song on my Ipod with over 200 plays. I know that's probably nothing compared to the rest of ya'll but the next song doesn't even have a 100 plays so it's a lot
I just love how HIAM builds up throughout the song and the breakdown and the last chorus is epic.
When The Femme Fatale era is over, I would like to create a site with all the fan sites for jer 8th album and see what fans want or not! like http://britneys8thalbum.com with polls, videos and more. do you like it?
When The Femme Fatale era is over, I would like to create a site with all the fan sites for jer 8th album and see what fans want or not! like http://britneys8thalbum.com with polls, videos and more. do you like it?
Britney Spears Concert Special: 3 Can't-Miss Moments Get a sneak peek of the Femme Fatale special before it airs Saturday on Epix.
Light your vanilla candles and snuggle under the covers: The Britney Spears concert special drops this weekend!
Filmed at the Toronto stop of her Femme Fatale Tour, the special — which airs Saturday on Epix at 8 p.m. ET/PT — puts every fan in the front row. Look out for cameos from Nicki Minaj and Sabi, killer dancing, beautifully designed costumes, elaborate stage setups and a set list that even the biggest Britney critic couldn't help but shake their groove thing to.
In a sea of can't-miss moments, there are definitely several standouts. Lucky for you, we've rounded them up!
Britney Singing "Don't Let Me Be the Last to Know"
It's rare these days to see Britney Spears show her soft side, but she takes a break from the nonstop, fist-pumping music during the spectacle that is the Femme Fatale Tour and kicks it old-school, showing us she still has the heart and soul to bust out a power ballad.
The Short Films
These glossy, dark and incredibly fashionable cinematic clips follow the Femme Fatale herself as she gets into risky situations, being pursued by dangerous men with even more dangerous intentions. Of course, Spears isn't all that innocent herself, giving the boys a run for their money in the bad department. They don't call her the Femme Fatale for nothing.
The Lap Dance
Over the course of her tour, Britney has chosen one lucky guy for a very special dance, and the lucky guy at the Toronto tour stop can watch his dance on loop forever. Brit made that gentleman, named Alex, very happy when he was picked from a sea of devotees to get a private lap dance from Britney and her sexy backup dancers during "Leather and Lace."
The special hits DVD and Blu-ray on November 21. Backstreet Boy Howie D will join Spears on the Femme Fatale Tour before it wraps up December 10 in Puerto Rico.
she basically MADE the late 90s/early 2000 pop sound.
