Was Glory really as special to Britney as she claimed?

[iZacaree]

Let's be real, it was just marketing. Just like when Brenda Jenkins was marketed as her "most personal album ever".

I think Britney enjoys the creative process of writing and recording in a studio, but she doesn't give damn about the music after that. She could care less about the album release or promotion. I truly think she feels like she "has nothing left to prove" so she doesn't try anymore.

[fnfurter]

7 hours ago, Urbanney said:

@Criminal4Britney why tf did you downvote me for starting a discussion? 

Because you're a fairweather fan for not kissing Britney's *** and pretending like she did more than promote POM during the Glory era, apparently. Never mind that the definition of fair weather is someone who is only around for the good and never around for the bad, and it's not like Glory succeeded, or like Britney's doing anything at the moment aside from POM. 

(Edit: This was before I saw their own ~explanation, lmao. Still using the term incorrectly, smdh.)

[CHAOTIC STYLE.]

@Urbanney putting them exhalers in denial. 

Of course it was a marketing, but no one cared anyway. I bet she doesn't even know tracklist of the album.

Though I will agree that she has fun writing and recording music, but she's just... outdated. I'm sure she doesn't follow the trends, or get involved in this stuff anymore. 

[December02]

I mean I think she was very involved and liked the project but she's said that she's in love with every album so it's part of the promotional circuit requirements for her