[the floacist]

Slave? Yeah. Boys? Not so much.

[Legend ReX]

#18 worldwide when it didn't even chart in the US? Okay. What a local thing to say.

[acive]

because britney started it all.

[Duca]

Originally posted by Foxaylove

Rico's been clockin' the Britney tea for years on ATRL. Why more people don't recognize him for that when talking about the best stans...IDK.

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

So underrated.

[Duca]

Originally posted by the floacist

Yeah, except Britney was originally in a group. It was Larry who convinced them that she would better as a solo artist.

Dear Lord, not again.

[.::Andreita::.]

Originally posted by ifyouseekLEM

Britney is like the girl with one leg in a triathlon that you always tend to root for but she typically comes up short.

[ifyouseekLEM]

Originally posted by .::Andreita::.

Yasss?

[DD420]

Originally posted by supaspaz

I'm sorry, but this comment puzzles me. Her trend hopping always pays off? Other than Femme Fatale, what era of hers can even be argued as "trend hopping"? For the majority of her career, she set the ****ing trends. Before the breakdown, she was the definition of American pop music.

Not to mention. Femme Fatale was just an evolution of the trendsetting Blackout.

Oh noes! Britney Spears is hoping on her own trends! I can't believe it pays off!

[ifyouseekLEM]

Originally posted by DD420

Not to mention. Femme Fatale was just an evolution of the trendsetting Blackout.

Oh noes! Britney Spears is hoping on her own trends! I can't believe it pays off!

Femme Fatale was safer and less edgy than Blackout, but I see your point.