Of course it will be pre recorded OkTV isn't a live show. It's like E! News or Entertainment Tonight.
It's based off of Ok Magazine, an it airs on the lowest watched network of the 5 major ones. So like its the CW of the UK, not the ABC.
I mean "pre-recorded" as in she won't actually be in the show or it will be some old interview - I was expecting it to be some kind of talk show, but if it is like ET, then it's gonna be another mess.
Edit: The CW of the UK? LMFAO, I knew there was something wrong with this "promo".
Britney Spears' Sustained Success 'Go'-es On At Pop Radio
In a format known for its rapid-fire artist turnover and constant search for the next sonic fad, Britney Spears' sustained success at pop radio has reached new heights.
Spears claims the mark for the longest span of No. 1s on Billboard's Pop Songs chart, as "I Wanna Go" rises 2-1 on the Nielsen BDS-based mainstream top 40 radio airplay tally.
Spears scored the first of her six No. 1s on the chart the week of Feb. 20, 1999, with "...Baby One More Time." With this week's listing dated Sept. 24, she extends her stretch of leading the list to a record 12 years, seven months and four days.
As the Pop Songs chart launched the week of Oct. 3, 1992, it predates the arrivals of such stars as Madonna and Mariah Carey. Had the survey existed from the inception of those luminaries' careers, it's likely that they, too, would have led the list over comparable decade-plus spans. Madonna first materialized at pop radio in 1983 and last led Pop Songs in 1995. Carey released her debut smash "Vision of Love" in 1990 and most recently reached the Pop Songs summit in 2005.
"Over the last 10 or more years, Britney Spears has had her ups and downs," said MoJoe Roberts, program director of Pop Songs panelist KHOP (@95-1)/Modesto, Calif., earlier this year. "But, every time she drops new music, it is an event for the format."
True enough, Spears tallied her first two Pop Songs toppers in 1999-2000. Then, she reigned just once until 2009.
Up, down and up again.
Here is a recap of Spears' six Pop Songs No. 1s:
Title, Date reached No. 1, Weeks at No. 1
"...Baby One More Time," Feb. 20, 1999, five
"Oops!...I Did It Again," June 10, 2000, three
"Toxic," March 20, 2004, four
"Womanizer," Jan. 3, 2009, two
"Circus," March 7, 2009, one
"I Wanna Go," Sept. 24, 2011, one (to-date)
In the chart's history, Spears is now tied with Carey and Beyonce for the third-highest No. 1 sum. Rihanna rules with eight leaders, followed by Lady Gaga, Katy Perry and P!nk, each with seven.
"Go" marks Spears' first Pop Songs No. 1 from her seventh studio album, "Femme Fatale," after two close calls: lead single "Hold It Against Me" reached No. 3 and follow-up "Till the World Ends" peaked at No. 4.
On the Hot 100 (which, unlike the more narrowly-focused Pop Songs chart, incorporates airplay on approximately 1,200 stations of various formats, as well as digital sales figures and streaming data), "Go" peaked at No. 7 last month. As "Hold" peaked at No. 1 on the Hot 100 and "Till," No. 3, "Femme" marks Spears' first album to generate three Hot 100 top 10s.
"Go" has shifted 1.1 million downloads, according to Nielsen SoundScan. "Femme" debuted atop the Billboard Hot 100 the week of April 16 and has sold 666,000 copies.
Spears isn't even the only evergreen diva in the current Pop Songs top five. Fellow former Disney Mouseketeer Christina Aguilera rises 6-3 as guest vocalist on Maroon 5's "Moves Like Jagger" (which topped the Hot 100 two weeks ago).
Should "Jagger" strut to the Pop Songs summit, Aguilera would likewise boast a No. 1 span of more than 12 years; she first inhabited the chart's penthouse with "Genie in a Bottle" the week of Sept. 11, 1999.
All charts, including Pop Songs, the Hot 100 and the Billboard 200, will be refreshed Thursday (Sept. 15) on Billboard.com.
Britney Spears' Sustained Success 'Go'-es On At Pop Radio
In a format known for its rapid-fire artist turnover and constant search for the next sonic fad, Britney Spears' sustained success at pop radio has reached new heights.
Spears claims the mark for the longest span of No. 1s on Billboard's Pop Songs chart, as "I Wanna Go" rises 2-1 on the Nielsen BDS-based mainstream top 40 radio airplay tally.
Britney Spears' Sustained Success 'Go'-es On At Pop Radio
In a format known for its rapid-fire artist turnover and constant search for the next sonic fad, Britney Spears' sustained success at pop radio has reached new heights.
Spears claims the mark for the longest span of No. 1s on Billboard's Pop Songs chart, as "I Wanna Go" rises 2-1 on the Nielsen BDS-based mainstream top 40 radio airplay tally.
Spears scored the first of her six No. 1s on the chart the week of Feb. 20, 1999, with "...Baby One More Time." With this week's listing dated Sept. 24, she extends her stretch of leading the list to a record 12 years, seven months and four days.
As the Pop Songs chart launched the week of Oct. 3, 1992, it predates the arrivals of such stars as Madonna and Mariah Carey. Had the survey existed from the inception of those luminaries' careers, it's likely that they, too, would have led the list over comparable decade-plus spans. Madonna first materialized at pop radio in 1983 and last led Pop Songs in 1995. Carey released her debut smash "Vision of Love" in 1990 and most recently reached the Pop Songs summit in 2005.
"Over the last 10 or more years, Britney Spears has had her ups and downs," said MoJoe Roberts, program director of Pop Songs panelist KHOP (@95-1)/Modesto, Calif., earlier this year. "But, every time she drops new music, it is an event for the format."
True enough, Spears tallied her first two Pop Songs toppers in 1999-2000. Then, she reigned just once until 2009.
Up, down and up again.
Here is a recap of Spears' six Pop Songs No. 1s:
Title, Date reached No. 1, Weeks at No. 1
"...Baby One More Time," Feb. 20, 1999, five
"Oops!...I Did It Again," June 10, 2000, three
"Toxic," March 20, 2004, four
"Womanizer," Jan. 3, 2009, two
"Circus," March 7, 2009, one
"I Wanna Go," Sept. 24, 2011, one (to-date)
In the chart's history, Spears is now tied with Carey and Beyonce for the third-highest No. 1 sum. Rihanna rules with eight leaders, followed by Lady Gaga, Katy Perry and P!nk, each with seven.
"Go" marks Spears' first Pop Songs No. 1 from her seventh studio album, "Femme Fatale," after two close calls: lead single "Hold It Against Me" reached No. 3 and follow-up "Till the World Ends" peaked at No. 4.
On the Hot 100 (which, unlike the more narrowly-focused Pop Songs chart, incorporates airplay on approximately 1,200 stations of various formats, as well as digital sales figures and streaming data), "Go" peaked at No. 7 last month. As "Hold" peaked at No. 1 on the Hot 100 and "Till," No. 3, "Femme" marks Spears' first album to generate three Hot 100 top 10s.
"Go" has shifted 1.1 million downloads, according to Nielsen SoundScan. "Femme" debuted atop the Billboard Hot 100 the week of April 16 and has sold 666,000 copies.
Spears isn't even the only evergreen diva in the current Pop Songs top five. Fellow former Disney Mouseketeer Christina Aguilera rises 6-3 as guest vocalist on Maroon 5's "Moves Like Jagger" (which topped the Hot 100 two weeks ago).
Should "Jagger" strut to the Pop Songs summit, Aguilera would likewise boast a No. 1 span of more than 12 years; she first inhabited the chart's penthouse with "Genie in a Bottle" the week of Sept. 11, 1999.
All charts, including Pop Songs, the Hot 100 and the Billboard 200, will be refreshed Thursday (Sept. 15) on Billboard.com.
Britney Spears' Sustained Success 'Go'-es On At Pop Radio
In a format known for its rapid-fire artist turnover and constant search for the next sonic fad, Britney Spears' sustained success at pop radio has reached new heights.
Spears claims the mark for the longest span of No. 1s on Billboard's Pop Songs chart, as "I Wanna Go" rises 2-1 on the Nielsen BDS-based mainstream top 40 radio airplay tally.
Spears scored the first of her six No. 1s on the chart the week of Feb. 20, 1999, with "...Baby One More Time." With this week's listing dated Sept. 24, she extends her stretch of leading the list to a record 12 years, seven months and four days.
As the Pop Songs chart launched the week of Oct. 3, 1992, it predates the arrivals of such stars as Madonna and Mariah Carey. Had the survey existed from the inception of those luminaries' careers, it's likely that they, too, would have led the list over comparable decade-plus spans. Madonna first materialized at pop radio in 1983 and last led Pop Songs in 1995. Carey released her debut smash "Vision of Love" in 1990 and most recently reached the Pop Songs summit in 2005.
"Over the last 10 or more years, Britney Spears has had her ups and downs," said MoJoe Roberts, program director of Pop Songs panelist KHOP (@95-1)/Modesto, Calif., earlier this year. "But, every time she drops new music, it is an event for the format."
True enough, Spears tallied her first two Pop Songs toppers in 1999-2000. Then, she reigned just once until 2009.
Up, down and up again.
Here is a recap of Spears' six Pop Songs No. 1s:
Title, Date reached No. 1, Weeks at No. 1
"...Baby One More Time," Feb. 20, 1999, five
"Oops!...I Did It Again," June 10, 2000, three
"Toxic," March 20, 2004, four
"Womanizer," Jan. 3, 2009, two
"Circus," March 7, 2009, one
"I Wanna Go," Sept. 24, 2011, one (to-date)
In the chart's history, Spears is now tied with Carey and Beyonce for the third-highest No. 1 sum. Rihanna rules with eight leaders, followed by Lady Gaga, Katy Perry and P!nk, each with seven.
"Go" marks Spears' first Pop Songs No. 1 from her seventh studio album, "Femme Fatale," after two close calls: lead single "Hold It Against Me" reached No. 3 and follow-up "Till the World Ends" peaked at No. 4.
On the Hot 100 (which, unlike the more narrowly-focused Pop Songs chart, incorporates airplay on approximately 1,200 stations of various formats, as well as digital sales figures and streaming data), "Go" peaked at No. 7 last month. As "Hold" peaked at No. 1 on the Hot 100 and "Till," No. 3, "Femme" marks Spears' first album to generate three Hot 100 top 10s.
"Go" has shifted 1.1 million downloads, according to Nielsen SoundScan. "Femme" debuted atop the Billboard Hot 100 the week of April 16 and has sold 666,000 copies.
Spears isn't even the only evergreen diva in the current Pop Songs top five. Fellow former Disney Mouseketeer Christina Aguilera rises 6-3 as guest vocalist on Maroon 5's "Moves Like Jagger" (which topped the Hot 100 two weeks ago).
Should "Jagger" strut to the Pop Songs summit, Aguilera would likewise boast a No. 1 span of more than 12 years; she first inhabited the chart's penthouse with "Genie in a Bottle" the week of Sept. 11, 1999.
All charts, including Pop Songs, the Hot 100 and the Billboard 200, will be refreshed Thursday (Sept. 15) on Billboard.com.
Britney Spears' Sustained Success 'Go'-es On At Pop Radio
In a format known for its rapid-fire artist turnover and constant search for the next sonic fad, Britney Spears' sustained success at pop radio has reached new heights.
Spears claims the mark for the longest span of No. 1s on Billboard's Pop Songs chart, as "I Wanna Go" rises 2-1 on the Nielsen BDS-based mainstream top 40 radio airplay tally.
Spears scored the first of her six No. 1s on the chart the week of Feb. 20, 1999, with "...Baby One More Time." With this week's listing dated Sept. 24, she extends her stretch of leading the list to a record 12 years, seven months and four days.
As the Pop Songs chart launched the week of Oct. 3, 1992, it predates the arrivals of such stars as Madonna and Mariah Carey. Had the survey existed from the inception of those luminaries' careers, it's likely that they, too, would have led the list over comparable decade-plus spans. Madonna first materialized at pop radio in 1983 and last led Pop Songs in 1995. Carey released her debut smash "Vision of Love" in 1990 and most recently reached the Pop Songs summit in 2005.
"Over the last 10 or more years, Britney Spears has had her ups and downs," said MoJoe Roberts, program director of Pop Songs panelist KHOP (@95-1)/Modesto, Calif., earlier this year. "But, every time she drops new music, it is an event for the format."
True enough, Spears tallied her first two Pop Songs toppers in 1999-2000. Then, she reigned just once until 2009.
Up, down and up again.
Here is a recap of Spears' six Pop Songs No. 1s:
Title, Date reached No. 1, Weeks at No. 1
"...Baby One More Time," Feb. 20, 1999, five
"Oops!...I Did It Again," June 10, 2000, three
"Toxic," March 20, 2004, four
"Womanizer," Jan. 3, 2009, two
"Circus," March 7, 2009, one
"I Wanna Go," Sept. 24, 2011, one (to-date)
In the chart's history, Spears is now tied with Carey and Beyonce for the third-highest No. 1 sum. Rihanna rules with eight leaders, followed by Lady Gaga, Katy Perry and P!nk, each with seven.
"Go" marks Spears' first Pop Songs No. 1 from her seventh studio album, "Femme Fatale," after two close calls: lead single "Hold It Against Me" reached No. 3 and follow-up "Till the World Ends" peaked at No. 4.
On the Hot 100 (which, unlike the more narrowly-focused Pop Songs chart, incorporates airplay on approximately 1,200 stations of various formats, as well as digital sales figures and streaming data), "Go" peaked at No. 7 last month. As "Hold" peaked at No. 1 on the Hot 100 and "Till," No. 3, "Femme" marks Spears' first album to generate three Hot 100 top 10s.
"Go" has shifted 1.1 million downloads, according to Nielsen SoundScan. "Femme" debuted atop the Billboard Hot 100 the week of April 16 and has sold 666,000 copies.
Spears isn't even the only evergreen diva in the current Pop Songs top five. Fellow former Disney Mouseketeer Christina Aguilera rises 6-3 as guest vocalist on Maroon 5's "Moves Like Jagger" (which topped the Hot 100 two weeks ago).
Should "Jagger" strut to the Pop Songs summit, Aguilera would likewise boast a No. 1 span of more than 12 years; she first inhabited the chart's penthouse with "Genie in a Bottle" the week of Sept. 11, 1999.
All charts, including Pop Songs, the Hot 100 and the Billboard 200, will be refreshed Thursday (Sept. 15) on Billboard.com.
Like everything Britney-career related these days, A MESS.
Every artist or at least the majority has multiple accounts on it, so I dont think that counts for that Mess u.u
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Originally posted by foxaylove
Don't forget that Gimme More and Piece of Me should technically be well passed 100 million each, but Youtube had to go and delete the videos and reset their respective view counts. One had like 84 million and the other had about 75 million before youtube went delete the original videos and restarted the count. So infuriating still to this day.
I had forgot that I can't believe they took it out, ****ing stupid bitches! It was like on porpouse!
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Originally posted by justaflopstan94
she truly is the femme fatale
that performances is EPIC! "LIKE THAT!" *Takes top off*
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Originally posted by Bdawg
it's all over Tweeter that Britney is gonna be on OKTV next Tuesday the 20th in the UK to talk to the hosts
UK promo!!!!!
omg yay! I thought that was false and I still not buying it but since the chances are huge seriously hope FF can sell more than 10 copies that week
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Originally posted by Anthony Kerty
If this ends up being a pre-recorded interview, I swear to you...
LMFAO. Don't get your hopes high hun
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Originally posted by Mr Telephone Man
Ugh, I can't with Christina being able to achieve the same feat, for a ****ing feature
gurl please, Christina needed a TV show and a duet to achieve that, and she signs for 10 seconds it shouldnt even count. Anyway Britney did it on her own
I hope this is true.
that performances is EPIC! "LIKE THAT!" *Takes top off*
