If someone asked Britney in an interview what "no sea cortes" meant, what do you think she'd say?
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Well it's over. Prepare the Oprah interview. -
I dunno if it was her personally, or her label’s influence or even the GP who were jumping on the Britney hate bandwagon at the time. But she was definitely marketed as the “anti Britney”. There were several times where she just wasn’t very nice, and there’s video evidence of it. Britney quickly clocked her in her Rolling Stone interview, where she mentioned that her 3rd album sold as much as Avril’s first. Things kind of changed after that, who knows, maybe they met in person and Avril realized Britney was genuinely a nice person. Not long after, when Avril was asked to choose Britney or Christina, she didn’t hesitate to choose Britney. And I mean, she was like 18 when she took shots at Britney for whatever reason. Most people said stupid s*%# at that age. -
A while ago she made a post saying that she used to work with predominately male dancers with a few females thrown in as well, but when the conservatorship was established it was a larger group of dancers and there were just as many girls on stage as her, which (I think to her) may distract the audience from her. -
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By blackingouthenegativity · Posted
How do we know if this source is accurate? Books take time to write. Especially a quality book unless you want soulless trash like Juno Lymphoma's book. No surprise I constantly have to remind a forum full of non-readers about this fact A book is definitely way more lucrative than a documentary. She was reportedly getting $15 million advance, plus she would get a percent of the profits. Books really bring in the cash if you have the name recognition like she does.
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