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Originally posted by Jet
It was a flop, as was OIDIA and Toxic. Britney really only had 2-3 hits during the 00's.
And there was no radio ban, the army made that up to cope with the flopping singles.
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You have nothing to prove against the actual facts.
This wasn't something made up. there were articles about it even back then.
Other artists like U2 and others really began the trend but were past their prime.
They got more money but already had classics so they didn't need radio.
Luckily Britney didn't need radio in her prime which is why they went with a new sponsor.
They went back to clear channel right before Toxic was released.
Please do your research before commenting.
Please and thank you.
And the fact that pop acts who stuck with clear channel sponsorship still got good airplay despite not even selling 1/2 of Britney's numbers also evidences this truth
Yet it has 212mln on Vevo even tho it was (or as you say wasn't) a hit 5 years before being uploaded.
It's an actual fact.
