What do you like about Slave 4 U?

[FullyDattAndDatt3full]

i think it is a truly unique song with a steaming hot video and it always stands out, hate it or adore it

i saw someone on the other thread saying that their notable dislike is Slave 4 U and i thought you can either love it or hate it thats why i penned this topic

Edited May 12, 2021 by Midnight

[Danielle1987]

No one can deny it was the next step up in Britney’s career (&what a step it was!)

[Freakshow__]

I don’t think it’s one of her greatest songs... it was a weak lead single choice after Baby and Oops but it sure got everyone talking 🔥 

[Midnight]

The choreo for me, I like the song but those dance moves took it to the next level.

I also love the cd single for this song. it's probably my favorite from hers.

 

[ovoxo]

I think it’s one of her greatest songs. The transformation from oops to slave was so big and iconic. It was such a pivotal moment in her career, going from bubblegum pop to dark rhythmic and sultry. 

[s&m]

Nothing 

[princessmimi]

I like how hot she looked in the video and the choreography.

The song itself is kinda weak melodically and doesnt have a vocal climax

and it isnt as catchy as her music before that

[Million Billion]

I love it. It really makes you feel like dancing. Idk if you remember this scene from THE HOT CHICK where Rob Schneider is at the club with the girls and he (or she lol) hears a so g and suddenly he starts moving to the rhythm. Slave kinda makes me feel like that, it's immediately contagious. 

As a single, it was the right move in terms of artistry. Teen pop was already DYING. Actually, I feel like the album Britney should have gone into that urban R&B direction rather than the Max Martin catchy pop sound. It's weird for me to say that because my favorite song ever of hers is Overorotected but being objective and unbiased, a more urban style would have made a major impact in the long run. 

The music video cannot be any more addictive, ***ual, sweaty, hot and dynamic. She really gave us one of the most iconic dance routines in pop history. It's a big yes to me. 

[MyAccountGotBanned]

I hate the word “slave” 

I think it should’ve been called “get it get it”

[Million Billion]

1 minute ago, Intheblue said:

I hate the word “slave” 

I think it should’ve been called “get it get it”

Isnt it kitty kitty? 

[Towelney]

The R&B instrumental 

[Peachy]

The Neptune’s beat is still hot to this day, Britney’s vocals are superb, the lyrics are ferocious and the video is one of the best ever !!! Hot hot hot 🥵 hot 

[MakeMeFweaky]

i never liked this song, but i learned to love it with the performance, video, and choreo. I almost never go to this song to listen to it, but rather to dance to it

[jms910]

Everything 

[SupTJ]

There's nothing I don't love about s4u

[Steel Magnolia]

It's dirty without being dirty.

[SloppyToppyGoddess]

I like the powerful message around it. Speaking of truth, justice, and equal rights. 

[Oprah Winfrey.]

I ******* love the song, the video, the look, the performance, the choreography, I love dancing to it I feel like such a sl** when it comes on in the shower, it’s seriously such a great song to dance too!

but the song I understand why it didn’t do well on the charts back then… the sounds was ahead of its time and their wasn’t much of a chorus it was more so reliant on production and pop music wasn’t like that back then

[PokemonSpears]

the dance break

[Tingle2mingle86]

There is only ONE answer and that answer is E V E R Y T H I N G