I agree. A clubby song from a major producer with lyrics that celebrate being rich, hot, having fast cars and partying in cool places is a HUGE indie risk!
You didn't get the real meaning of the lyrics right Nicky. You have to read it with a Dostoyevsky book on your side.
... And Work Bitch is totally un-relatable to the GP. Record number of Americans are on food stamps and the whole message of working hard isn't connecting with them. Why work when you can live perfectly fine on unemployment, welfare, social security, and disability???
She learned that iTunes didn't accept EBT when other girls couldn't hit the top so she's revolutionizing America to get their own paychecks.
Ugh and now all our so-called indie-loving hipster friends will be calling Britney a sellout for making such danceable tunes
It's not her fault that the song caught on. She tried as much as she could to make sure it didn't. She didn't even mention it in the one promotional spot that her indie label could afford for her!
That said I'm sure many of you have honestly convinced yourselves (even though you know it's not true) that the song is too "indie" for success but I guess whatever helps ease the pain
She didn't even mention it in the one promotional spot that her indie label could afford for her!
but I guess whatever helps ease the pain 
