lol no. because of her success and massive stardom, the best in the pop world wanted to work with her and her label invested a ton in getting her hq bops. i doubt she had much say in anything, especially in her first 3 albums.
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Originally posted by RatedG²
She's not innovative in any way. Influential and impactful? Yes. Not innovative at ALL
I love Britney but she's absolutely not innovative.
Her music is so much good (I'm talking about pre-2011) but always in the trends... Even for ha masterpieces 'ITZ' and 'Blackout'.
Up to Circus, she was always bringing something new to the table. The teen pop of BOMT and OIDIA, then the slightly more urban Britney, then almost entirely urban ITZ and dance pop of BO was completely new. Let's not forget that "Freakshow" was one of the first times that a major artist had begun to use/experiment with dubstep in the mainstream.
Well, definitely.
She's the first artist to release an album under her name, and have another singer's vocals on 75% of the same album. Innovative queen
No
her best album
