Verdict: It was not an attack on stage, it was a supplementary move
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I agree with her about having a zillion dancers on stage - it was WAY too much with the FFT tour and especially POM. If she just wants boys on stage or a few dancers that’s when it always looked best -
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I would call this record something like "most popular mainstream music"; "most popular ARTIST" seems like a reach. But oh well, people here think that Beyoncé and Taylor are influential around the world... -
By Eternalhouse · Posted
I am so glad that she knows who she is and what she has done and how great she is. And I kinda wish the world would know this again. I mean, who is even doing anything similar to Britney's level these days? Putting THAT much effort into their performances. It's all about becoming 'viral' and more of a shock value and plastering the performances with money. And I think a lot of the celebrities back then that have survived till this day, not Just Britney, have been able to do so for the amount of effort they put in. And since Britney has done it, been there, I think it's even Britney acknowledging this performance is good enough. -
you have to consider she probably had her dad telling her she’s fatter than her other girl dancers or not as pretty. Things like that are probably why she’s that way. She used to love have girls in her shows at least till conservatorship. The M&Ms Tour that she planned had all female dancers.
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