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Where did the Blackout title come from?


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16 hours ago, britneyluv said:

It was given to her by Jive and we can all debate the meaning behind it but it ain't that deep.

Agree, probably so they could capitalize on the whole “meltdown” and the media frenzy at the time, it only made sense; similar to circus.

We do complain a lot about her team but for the most part they do “listen” to the public... and they capitalize on what is to sell the most.

examples: MP - basically narrating Britney’s life at the time.

”I know I may be young... but I got feelings too” - addressing her being overly ****** and disguising it as “oh I just love music I’m not a ****”

HIAM - acknowledging her “fall” after a safe recovery (after circus)

chaotic - they knew getting married with a dancer you just met and proposing to him after a few months was indeed crazy.

OIDIA - I’m not a one hit wonder, I can do this many times... and so on.

I think you get the point.

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not me forgetting this on the anniversary thread :gloria_falling_stairs_trip: I knew I was missing something

So, in June Britney posted on her website a poll for the fans to choose the title of the album. The options were:

  • OMG Is Like Lindsay Lohan Like Okay Like
  • What If the Joke Is on You
  • Down Boy
  • Integrity
  • Dignity

Ultimately, in October Jive Records announced that the album would come out in November and that it would be titled Blackout. According to Jive it “refers to blocking out negativity and embracing life fully.”  :yaknow_britney_xfactor_X_factor_talk_tell_chat_you_know:

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15 minutes ago, PokemonSpears said:

not me forgetting this on the anniversary thread :gloria_falling_stairs_trip: I knew I was missing something

So, in June Britney posted on her website a poll for the fans to choose the title of the album. The options were:

  • OMG Is Like Lindsay Lohan Like Okay Like
  • What If the Joke Is on You
  • Down Boy
  • Integrity
  • Dignity

Ultimately, in October Jive Records announced that the album would come out in November and that it would be titled Blackout. According to Jive it “refers to blocking out negativity and embracing life fully.”  :yaknow_britney_xfactor_X_factor_talk_tell_chat_you_know:

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:urite_wendy_williams_red_yes_earrings_nod_proud_wow_impressed: I miss the official fan club

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She was inspired by the teachings of kabbalah, she was very spiritual at the time, even though she wasn't actively practicing it, it wasn't like she was thinking on a spiritual level. I think she did a blog talking about "blacking" out bad energy, I mean Jive don't give a damn what's it called, they just want an album out at that moment. 

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On 10/25/2020 at 12:07 AM, PZHSB said:

Am I a bad fan for not knowing this? What’s the story behind the title? 

 

On 10/25/2020 at 12:34 AM, britneyluv said:

It was given to her by Jive and we can all debate the meaning behind it but it ain't that deep.

 

15 hours ago, nthenwkiss said:

Agree, probably so they could capitalize on the whole “meltdown” and the media frenzy at the time, it only made sense; similar to circus.

It might also have been inspired by this song Cathy Dennis submitted for the album before Heidi Montag recorded it

 

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9 hours ago, FemmeFataleBrit said:

I think it was originally supposed to be called ‘Black’ to represent the negativity in her life at the time. Then they made it ‘Blackout’ as in the darkness in her life was leaving. Black (the darkness) + Out = Blackout

No it was not indeed crazy. ********* someone is crazy. Being young and throwing herself out in life is not. Marriage is just a modern norm. Love, infatuation and an utge to form a couple when young and fertile etc, that is a natural instinct and need

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