If Britney recorded "Can't Get You Out Of My Head"

[Guest]

Would it slay?

Do you see her vocals on the track?

Would it propelled her into more superstardom?

Would it help with the decline sales of the Britney Era in 2001

Or the Radio Ban? 

I think if she would of recorded it , she would have been a global phenomenon. I'm not saying that the Britney Era was a flop..but it was obvious it couldn't match up with previous eras.

[Brat]

It's not edgy enough 

[PussyLova]

i have thought of this before. Seems like a good song for primeney, not doesntgiveafuckoldlookingney

[Guest Basquiat]

I have thought about this before too. The song would have been massive and a huge win for Britney.

 

[Guest]

That song is pop perfection, one of the songs i'd put on the same level as Toxic, Cathy Dennis is a ******* genius!!! But sonically i don't think it would have worked with the Britney era, maybe for In The Zone.

[---]

i'm happy it's with kylie. she has paid so much respect to that song over the years, with beautiful performances and low-key acoustic performances.

[Guest]

Kylie was perfect for it tho, Sophie Ellis Bextor would have slayed too.

[neyKEN]

I think it would be good. might've changed her musical direction if that happened

[Puppy]

No it's definitely a Kylie song just like Toxic is definitely a Britney song. 

[I've Just Begun]

As much as I love Kylie on it, I would've died. A proper dance track from primeney was all I ever dreamed of 

[BoyToySoldier]

1 hour ago, Kawasaki said:

That song is pop perfection, one of the songs i'd put on the same level as Toxic, Cathy Dennis is a ******* genius!!! But sonically i don't think it would have worked with the Britney era, maybe for In The Zone.

 

4 minutes ago, puppylo16 said:

No it's definitely a Kylie song just like Toxic is definitely a Britney song. 

Toxic was a Kylie Minogue reject from her Body Language album lol.

Britney could honestly do any Kylie song justice. Imagine Slow on In the Zone, Timebomb on Femme Fatale or Speakerphone on Circus.

[BoyToySoldier]

Just now, I've Just Begun said:

As much as I love Kylie on it, I would've died. A proper dance track from primeney was all I ever dreamed of 

 

[Puppy]

1 minute ago, BoyToySoldier said:

 

Toxic was a Kylie Minogue reject from her Body Language album lol.

Britney could honestly do any Kylie song justice. Imagine Slow on In the Zone, Timebomb on Femme Fatale or Speakerphone on Circus.

Yeah I know Toxic was written with Kylie in mind but I feel like it works for Britney just like Slave is for Britney even though it was for Janet. It's just Kylie has more range than Britney and can do the "la la la la" justice.

I definitely can see Britney doing slow, it's one of my favs and it's simple enough for her to pull it off. 

[redacted statement]

I don't know to be honest, I'm so used to Kylie, it just screams KYLIE and has Kylie written all over it anyways. Can't imagine and don't want to imagine Brit singing it.  Though Kylie has better songs such as Wow and Please Stay. 

[5HINee]

22 hours ago, godneyb said:

 

Do you see her vocals on the track?

 

 

I definitely don't 

[kevin.]

how on earth was the Britney era a flop? i can't remember a time when we was more relevant/successful, she was everywhere. 

[Shadow.]

14 minutes ago, Kevney said:

how on earth was the Britney era a flop? i can't remember a time when we was more relevant/successful, she was everywhere. 

IA but I always thought Oops was her peak in terms of popularity. She was literally everywhere and loved by everyone until the VMAs  

[AmberLouise]

23 hours ago, godneyb said:

Would it slay?

Do you see her vocals on the track?

Would it propelled her into more superstardom?

Would it help with the decline sales of the Britney Era in 2001

Or the Radio Ban? 

I think if she would of recorded it , she would have been a global phenomenon. I'm not saying that the Britney Era was a flop..but it was obvious it couldn't match up with previous eras.

I thought about this too. 

[Lou M. Taylor]

That decline in sales from Oops to Britney was going to happen no matter what because she spiced up her image and left the teeny bopper image behind.

The Britney album is her biggest in many parts of the world, especially Asia. (Japan, South Korea, Thailand ect)

[Guest]

It was too edgy for Britney, maybeee after the In the zone era