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Originally posted by ifyouseekLEM
True, but I'm tired of Britney and her fans acting like Britney's too good to be -desperate- for success. Unlike some artists that need radio deals to premiere their singles, I admire Britney for breaking spin records on her own. However, it's time for Britney to get down and dirty and use these tactics to advance her career.
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I don't think anyone truly believes she is too good for success, but it's such a pointless merry go round of a discussion. If Ryan was here, he would lay down the law as he usually does, at the end of the day her success, as does everyone's, lies on what you put out there to make it visible to the public.
It would be one thing if she possessed every every major tv program within a span of 2 weeks (like two certain girls did) and delivered moderate #'s. But it's a whole different ballgame when it's the total opposite. It's all about perspective, HIAM had absolutely nothing keeping it afloat...no interviews, no video, it wasn't even attached to an album name

. All it had was hype. It's #'s are a result of what it was given. Radio built the song up so fast, just like they did with Born This Way, and it crashed and burned because of it.