conspiracy theory The Britney Jean Conspiracy - Evidence? Proof? Truth?

[ShowdownITZ]

10 minutes ago, danny1994 said:

Yep, you can clearly hear Myah on Inside Out. And I have suspicions about other songs as well, like Gasoline. It doesn’t always sound like Britney.

I can't hear Myah on Inside Out except that the voices are kinda merged together which is what background vocals are supposed to do. I do hear her a little during the chorus on Gasoline but more Britney, I hate that awful song. 

[kevin.]

It's actually only juvenile to say ears aren't enough evidence. Yes they are. That's like saying DNA isn't evidence. You hear what you hear, your ears don't lie. You clearly are not very familiar with Britney's voice.

[Captain Marvel]

BJ defenders continue to prove just how much of a mess they are. 

 

[BoyToySoldier]

6 minutes ago, vnisverx said:

Correct, and it's reflected in the credits to the song. And? Melody counts, changes count, it all counts as song-writing. Again, another old argument.

NEXT!

What about this though? This wasn't even originally for Britney, it was written and recorded for PRISM.

 

[Chaoscontrol]

1 minute ago, Jill Valentine said:

BJ defenders continue to prove just how much of a mess they are. 

 

I understand enjoying the album, that's totally fine. There's a couple tracks I like too. But to blantenly ignore the fact that she didn't sing on most of it is just delusional.

I remember when I first heard it, I thought her voice sounded kinda, off. Then when I was lurking here I saw all the Myah stuff come up and it made sense. 

[Anti-Hero]

9 minutes ago, vnisverx said:

Correct, and it's reflected in the credits to the song. And? Melody counts, changes count, it all counts as song-writing. Again, another old argument.

NEXT!

Wrong-

[ICouldntThinkOfOne]

Well guess its worth mentioning this here:

PASSENGER: 
Britney is credited as the lead writer of this song, with Katy Perry, Sia, Diplo and Djemba Djemba.  This song features Myah on the chorus and bridge. 

Myah Jean fans refuse to admit that credits were falsified for the sake of making money, and believe that she did write the song. 

so the demo leaked, and there were no lyrical changes; they claim that Britney made melodic changes (even though they are minimal). 

 

The Japanese Booklet for Britney Jean doesn't credit Britney as a writer, like it does in the US release.

 

How come Britney wrote the song in the US but not Japan? Writing credits don't change within the region? either you wrote the song or you didn't, and that's just one of the inconsistencies with the booklets.
 

[BoyToySoldier]

2 minutes ago, ICouldntThinkOfOne said:

Well guess its worth mentioning this here:

PASSENGER: 
Britney is credited as the lead writer of this song, with Katy Perry, Sia, Diplo and Djemba Djemba.  This song features Myah on the chorus and bridge. 

Myah Jean fans refuse to admit that credits were falsified for the sake of making money, and believe that she did write the song. 

so the demo leaked, and there were no lyrical changes; they claim that Britney made melodic changes (even though they are minimal). 

 

The Japanese Booklet for Britney Jean doesn't credit Britney as a writer, like it does in the US release.

 

How come Britney wrote the song in the US but not Japan? Writing credits don't change within the region? either you wrote the song or you didn't, and that's just one of the inconsistencies with the booklets.
 

It's literally the smallest change in Passenger, yet Britney's name has been Beyonce'd and is at the forefront of the credits? It shouldn't be there, she should be last.

[kevin.]

When passenger leaked. Everyone swore it was a rough cut because it was so obviously not all Britney (but it ended up being the final version) And that was even before the whole album came out and #myahgate even happened. 

[Chaoscontrol]

1 minute ago, ICouldntThinkOfOne said:

 

The Japanese Booklet for Britney Jean doesn't credit Britney as a writer, like it does in the US release. How come Britney wrote the song in the US but not Japan?
 

Mess, they must think her US fans are really stupid. Yet again, doesn't most of the world thing that about the US?

[ICouldntThinkOfOne]

Just now, BoyToySoldier said:

It's literally the smallest change in Passenger, yet Britney's name has been Beyonce'd and is at the forefront of the credits? It shouldn't be there, she should be last.

the smallest change, but its only valid in america? hmmm odd.

[Chaoscontrol]

Just now, Kevney said:

#myahgate 

I'm dying!

[Anti-Hero]

4 minutes ago, ICouldntThinkOfOne said:

Well guess its worth mentioning this here:

PASSENGER: 
Britney is credited as the lead writer of this song, with Katy Perry, Sia, Diplo and Djemba Djemba.  This song features Myah on the chorus and bridge. 

Myah Jean fans refuse to admit that credits were falsified for the sake of making money, and believe that she did write the song. 

so the demo leaked, and there were no lyrical changes; they claim that Britney made melodic changes (even though they are minimal). 

 

The Japanese Booklet for Britney Jean doesn't credit Britney as a writer, like it does in the US release.

 

How come Britney wrote the song in the US but not Japan? Writing credits don't change within the region? either you wrote the song or you didn't, and that's just one of the inconsistencies with the booklets.
 

Maybe Japan is in a parallel universe 

[BoyToySoldier]

5 minutes ago, Chaoscontrol said:

I understand enjoying the album, that's totally fine. There's a couple tracks I like too. But to blantenly ignore the fact that she didn't sing on most of it is just delusional.

I remember when I first heard it, I thought her voice sounded kinda, off. Then when I was lurking here I saw all the Myah stuff come up and it made sense. 

When the Passenger demo leaked and I heard that high note, I was shocked. Britney had never hit that high of a nasal belting note. Compare it to her early stuff and the belt on Not a Girl... that's not Britney on Passenger's.

[ICouldntThinkOfOne]

Just now, danny1994 said:

Maybe Japan is in a parallel universe 

Maybe Japan was like Britney's involvement on the album, and never existed.

[Captain Marvel]

6 minutes ago, Chaoscontrol said:

I understand enjoying the album, that's totally fine. There's a couple tracks I like too. But to blantenly ignore the fact that she didn't sing on most of it is just delusional.

I remember when I first heard it, I thought her voice sounded kinda, off. Then when I was lurking here I saw all the Myah stuff come up and it made sense. 

Yes, and for people to pull "the album flopping is the reason for the hate" argument is simply dumb.  I, too, remember comments about Britney sounding off on "Work *****."  Sure enough...   

[BoyToySoldier]

Just now, danny1994 said:

Maybe Japan is in a parallel universe 

I mean it might as well be, with all the complete albums they sell there. 

I hate that I have to import 30 dollar copies just to have all the songs on one CD, but I can't help myself. 

[Chaoscontrol]

Just now, BoyToySoldier said:

When the Passenger demo leaked and I heard that high note, I was shocked. Britney had never hit that high of a nasal belting note. Compare it to her early stuff and the belt on Not a Girl... that's not Britney on Passenger's.

Yeah that's one of the notes that stuck out to me too. I just assumed it was realllllly edited. FF vocals were super edited, so I just kinda figured her voice was getting worse and she couldn't sing anymore (thank god Glory came and proved that wrong). 

[Anti-Hero]

Just now, ICouldntThinkOfOne said:

Maybe Japan was like Britney's involvement on the album, and never existed.

You just blew my mind 

[ICouldntThinkOfOne]

@BoyToySoldier @Chaoscontrol Britney literally never hit that note in Passenger in a nasal belt, she'd switch to a chestier sound or falsetto through out her career.