The international success of Britney 3rd album was probably what kept the label investing money into the album

[Cappycorn87]

The singles all did well internationally and would explain why we got more singles from only this album

[MeAgainstTheMusic_]

What’s with all the recent posts about the Britney album 

Remember she was facing a radio ban after Slave. She was still an international superstar she was no declining despite what the chart positions may have suggested. 

[Roxxy]

The BRITNEY album had the best marketing out of all 9 eras. They had different release strategies for the singles. They weren't being lazy at all during this time. 

[Cappycorn87]

9 minutes ago, MeAgainstTheMusic_ said:

What’s with all the recent posts about the Britney album 

Remember she was facing a radio ban after Slave. She was still an international superstar she was no declining despite what the chart positions may have suggested. 

Yeah but if she was only big in North America, I believe the label woulf have given up on the album earlier 

The album still did well in North America

[blackoutbixxh]

I knew Cappy had taste 

The Britney era was truly pop perfection... the songs, singles, choreography, marketing, touring, performances, etc. 

The fact that most of this site doesn’t stan that album/era 

[Kiey]

I feel like that era has retrospectively 2 hits which were Slave and Im not a girl not yet a woman

and that's it

definitely the era with the least memorable hits along with Glory imo.

Even Britney Jean got Work *****

 

[Blackout2006]

1 hour ago, Kiey said:

I feel like that era has retrospectively 2 hits which were Slave and Im not a girl not yet a woman

and that's it

definitely the era with the least memorable hits along with Glory imo.

Even Britney Jean got Work *****

 

Overprotected too was a hit