So I'm really glad Britney debuted in my time, and during the whole teen era of the late 90s but...
I'm really pissed that a lot of her early stuff is either lost forever or in LQ. I'd like to get all her performances together but a lot of them are pre blu ray/VHS era. Or some of it isn't even online to find.
Ugh I know. I was watching Rock in Rio from Youtube, the 2001 one. A LQ mess
I see Duca is a polarizing member. I'm fine with him being the OP. I was just curious as to how he snatched the thread, I thought it wasn't possible.
Oh there's a way around it. Like underground ATRL. That's do it at your risk tho. Like send nudes and do favors like cam shows with certain people You dare try it, up to you.
Oh there's a way around it. Like underground ATRL. That's do it at your risk tho. Like send nudes and do favors like cam shows with certain people You dare try it, up to you.
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So Duca did a cam show just for the Britney base?
There are very few artists who truly define an era. A select list of musicians over the years drew a line in the sand before the Beatles, there was no British Invasion; before Nirvana, no such thing as "alternative rock." Britney Spears is one of those pivotal figures. Teen-pop exploded with the release of her debut album, in 1999, and Spears became the best-selling female artist in the 2000s, with over 100 million albums sold. Michael Jackson and Madonna sought her out as a collaborator and from Beyonce to Rihanna, Miley Cyrus to Nicki Minaj, the pop stars who emerged in her wake all claimed Spears as an influence. Always provoking extreme public reactions, she has stated, "I don't want to be in between. I think that's boring." In addition to Britney's biggest singles, this compilation also illustrates her career-long dedication to cutting-edge sounds on the dancefloor. One of her first singles, "(You Drive Me) Crazy," is included here in its "Stop Remix!" form, while the collection closes with 2009 s "Circus," reworked by remix master Diplo.
Thank you, its actually her best interview this year, she vas confident and funny, i guess we dont have to worry about live shows, she will be good.
I agree.
She was playing with her hands a bit (indicating that she was nervous) but she was MUCH more confident here than she was on Ellen, Jimmy Kimmel or any other interview we've had for a long time.
Hopefully she's not that nervous on the Live Shows.
at the tracklisting. There's no BEST OF Britney without Everytime. The rest of them are cute.
You dare try it, up to you.
