Million Billion

The Woman Out of Me

Yes and no. Ofc an interview at the peak of the freebritney movement would have made so much noise BUT.... lets not forget the entertainment industry circle is smaller than we think. Making projects for the same industry that put her in such situation (in first place) and involving with the same people she used to be around, but never said a word in her defense or maybe even contributed in some way to the cship, must be demoralizing (as she herself said) to her to go back with them as if nothing ever happened.

Well, a bad move for who? I feel like the purpose of the book is to reveal many things she has gone through which resulted in all the drama and personal issues she is going through now. I have heard that it is easier for many people to express their emotions in written words rather than spoken words. Speaking implies being present in time, having other people looking at you and analizing not only what you say but how you say it, what gestures you make, etc. For someone who has gone through what Britney has gone through, that would feel anxious. But, in terms of sales, reaching a higher range of audience and make people aware of her situation ofc a visual material is more impactful, either a documentary or an interview.

What i still do not understand is how (or why) that $h¡tty reporter changed sides?? Wasnt that l@me *** documentary or article (or whatever it was) supposed to put Kfed under a good light? Why would she drag them by posting those details?

Here with 29 Early in her career, girls wanted to be like her in terms of looks, outfits, charisma. What you can see in tv reports on YouTube it's actually what it was. It was a Britney fever, she was everywhere. But there was also this anti-britney girls who hated anything that was too femenine or too girly. Usually relying on the fact that the more femenine you look/behave the less intelligent you were. Luckily this mindset has completely changed. When it comes to men, she was simply a s3x symbol. Aside from gays, they didnt care for her music, career achievements or anything, however many of them were aware how big (in terms of success) she really was. I think this thought of her was consistent up until 2011-2012 maybe.

Im sorry, Im not so much into law but what does "going to trial" actually mean? And how different it is from fighting it in the probate court? I dont get it

I saw it too on the notification bar but then I tried to see the tweet and it was immediately deleted. Brinti lives giving us hints but I really dont see how this could be a hints of something or did she accidentally upload the wrong pic?

Well, yes. But she can work anywhere. BOMT was made in Switzerland, wasnt it? ITZ was made almost entirely in NYC, right? In terms of work, she doesnt need to be in California.

Anything that isnt hervé leger dresses. She spent an entire decade wearing those ugly *** dresses. 1 was enough.

Girl, from all the unlikely things to happen you chose the most unlikely ones. What else? Don Phillip joining Brinti for a remix of I will still love you

Well, before 2016 we all thought she would never do it and then, when the announcement came out we were all SHOCKED to death!!! We could hardly believe it

Well, Overprotected was #1 worldwide but peaked at 86 in the US? Or something? But #30 being her best position doesnt really shows the song was 'a hit'

Is that Alexa? 2nd pic, right side. Wasnt she against the producers? Didnt she also made a protest at nickelodeon estudios recently? https://twitter.com/DiscussingFilm/status/1659239819774394374?t=WmXbeV0g9HwYkEVLaD9b0A&s=19

Just when you thought they couldnt get any cheaper and deeper, they go as deep as hell. Tbh, i cant wait for the date they finally turn 18, maybe then their "love" for their mommy suddenly comes alive for for $ome rea$on.

It cant have a Running Up That Hill moment simply because Gimme More was actually a hit. As far as I know, Running Up That Hill was never a big hit. Can someone (born around those years) confirm this??? Cause I wasnt even born at that time

Someone please do this with the Britney Jean album so we can at least, figure out what it would sound like with Britney’s actual voice

She kinda did that in the I am Britney Jean documentary. I would like her to react to her performances instead.

I was about to type this. Vegas was the original Eras era. You all see. Our kween always being a trendsetter

And not to mention that her biggest career achievement is also thanks to Britney. Ofc Britney had A LOT to do with her role on Zoey 101, she gave her the role, she gave her the theme song, she basically gave her a career. If she truly wanted to make something by herself she would have tried something else, with or without Britney's help.

Am I a bad fan if I immediately imagined Britney spinning for no reason, in front the cameras, barefoot, at midnight, minding her own business while everyone else is fighting with each other in the background???

Britney hosting the show, not so much but that's the edition where she wore the denim dress. 200% more memorable than anything Xtuna has ever done

She indeed did it great but still not iconic or remembered for anyone out of her fanbase and people who were into pop music during those days. Britney would have made it 200% memorable She was eaten by america at the time anyways

I was thinking about something similar to this and my question was: Will we get another "new" professional photoshoot ever again? I mean, I dont like being too negative but I dont think Britney want to be involved in the entertainment industry ever again in any form. I dont think they will necessary use footage of her. Again, I hope it wont happen that way but idk. Time will tell.

What TikTok in first place? Im totally lost about these stan-issues lately

Nope, neither Britney nor any of us is responsible for other people's behavior when we were 200% unaware of it. And tbh it's not like stop streaming the song solves the whole problem, so no, I do listen to it every once in a while when I happen to hear Britney music, which tbh it isnt so usual these days to me.