Was Britney trying to sing live here?

[storm]

She touches her mic whenever she wants to sing or at least that was the theory during the Make Me VMA performance but I was watching her do Womanizer at the Bambi Awards and she touched her mic twice and you can here he sing very lightly the first time but you can hear it the second time. 2:47 is the first time and then 3:18 is the second time and you can hear her especially loud at the very end at 3:27. What do you guys think? Has she always been wanting to sing more since she dances less since after ITZ?

 

[IamMax]

I think she was actually singing live (behind the album vocals) and they used those vocals for the next promo performances. 

[Body ache]

Back when Britney created world peace with her music. 

[car]

Historically, most signs point to 'no, she was not singing live.' 

[Body ache]

Does anyone have the studio version of this? I love this version of the song.

[IUSAtonight]

Womanizer sounds like a super easy song to do live. I mean it's mostly speaking with a rythm

and omg she looked gorgeous in that performance  

[redacted statement]

What do you mean. She always sings live. 

[Body ache]

7 minutes ago, IUSAtonight said:

Womanizer sounds like a super easy song to do live. I mean it's mostly speaking with a rythm

and omg she looked gorgeous in that performance  

The fact that they could have used her flawless raw vocals.

 

[Britney Cyrus]

Don't be stupid. No she wasn't trying to sing live. She hasn't tried to sing live since 2001

[reecejwilson]

8 minutes ago, Britney Cyrus said:

Don't be stupid. No she wasn't trying to sing live. She hasn't tried to sing live since 2001

[Britney Cyrus]

2 minutes ago, reecejwilson said:

Thanks for proving me wrong. She sang not yet a woman badly in 2001 and 16years later she sang happy birthday and this song.

 

[portrait]

22 minutes ago, Britney Cyrus said:

Don't be stupid. No she wasn't trying to sing live. She hasn't tried to sing live since 2001

what about you oughta know ? was it prerecorded? 

[Britney Cyrus]

Just now, portrait said:

what about you oughta know ? was it prerecorded? 

Yeah 

[portrait]

1 minute ago, Britney Cyrus said:

Yeah 

[A.a.A]

1 minute ago, Britney Cyrus said:

Yeah 

Damn, your argument went right out the window. I was with you for a second.

obviously she sang you oughta know live. She did it like a handful of times

[Britney Cyrus]

5 minutes ago, A.a.A said:

Damn, your argument went right out the window. I was with you for a second.

obviously she sang you oughta know live. She did it like a handful of times

I'm honestly open to correction  and hope it is but it's been disproven

[MakeMeFweaky]

1 hour ago, Britney Cyrus said:

I'm honestly open to correction  and hope it is but it's been disproven

For songs like that and Burning Up, she sang live like once or twice and then used prerecorded vocals on later dates

[Mayenaise]

Damn, she had so much star potential back then, no pu$$y bopping or hair fixing 

[Guest Arckangel]

5 hours ago, Britney Cyrus said:

I'm honestly open to correction  and hope it is but it's been disproven

That debate again? You Oughta Know was fully live. On one night, she even experienced problems w/ her microphone. The audio was not precisely the same night after night. We're really running in circles, now.

@It'sSamB!tch, didn't Simon Ellos confirm YOK was live?

[nonoiseplz]

Yea. Her mic was on but the track was too loud for her to be heard; and that was intentionally done.