Is the #FreeBritney movement another big Britney pop culture moment? It is.

[Look But Don't Touch]

We all saw and experienced how big impact on the world had ''Framing Britney Spears'' documentary  

Everyone were talking, thinking etc. about it for weeks - celebrities, average people, not only in US, whole world  

And it's obviously not over yet. It's only the beginning. The whole world is watching Britney's way to freedom. Everyone wants to know what Britney really feels and wants.

''Framing Britney Spears'' was also like a summary of Britney's whole career and how disgusting people were towards here. But it reminded people how big and amazing Britney was. And that she deserves respect. 

The documentary not only had impact on pop culture but on the political world  

People want to free Britney and other people

It's a long way tho and this c-ship thing is getting extremely annoying  

But things get always better when they can't get worse 

And Britney's fandom is the smartest fandom ever because of understanding all of these law documents etc. 

FREE THIS BABY ONE MORE TIME B TCH 

[DollyParton]

Absolutely not.

 

Maybe only for Britney fans in their Britney bubble, but not pop culture in general.

[Look But Don't Touch]

4 minutes ago, AreYouReady said:

Absolutely not.

 

Maybe only for Britney fans in their Britney bubble, but not pop culture in general.

[DollyParton]

1 hour ago, Look But Don't Touch said:

[Jordan Miller]

Absolutely. In a few years from now this will be considered an era.

[warioaddams]

Of course! I don't recall any other artist where her fanbase has fought this hard for their Idol. The thing is since the beginning of her career, everything she does becomes news. So with this movement people are aware of her situation and want to do something about it.

They even want to change laws because of her so of course this is one big pop culture event that will be remembered from years to come

[HeySister]

Definitely, I'm really optimistic that this will end up being much bigger than Britney 

[nthenwkiss]

of course it has had a big impact - laws are being changed, people will be jailed (hopefully) and its something that was debated in the california official chambers - who's others artists affairs have reached that?

[Onyxgirl17]

Yes

[HairFullOfSecrets]

Of course. Even non fans know of the movement and are eager to know the details.

[shutup]

Yes duh 

[shutup]

9 hours ago, nthenwkiss said:

of course it has had a big impact - laws are being changed, people will be jailed (hopefully) and its something that was debated in the california official chambers - who's others artists affairs have reached that?

As usual 💁‍♂️

[jordeezy river red]

18 hours ago, AreYouReady said:

Absolutely not.

 

Maybe only for Britney fans in their Britney bubble, but not pop culture in general.

I don't agree - #Freebritney is the next era after Residency era. It's part of the legacy. 

[Universal]

Yes! freebritneyney’s impact 

[DollyParton]

2 hours ago, jordeezy said:

I don't agree - #Freebritney is the next era after Residency era. It's part of the legacy. 

Part of HER legacy yes, but not a part of pop culture in general.

 

[Look But Don't Touch]

16 minutes ago, AreYouReady said:

Part of HER legacy yes, but not a part of pop culture in general.

 

Stfu JL 

[Blackout2006]

16 hours ago, Salsa555 said:

Definitely, I'm really optimistic that this will end up being much bigger than Britney 

Wouldn't that be bad though?

OT: Yesss

[HeySister]

2 hours ago, Blackout2006 said:

Wouldn't that be bad though?

OT: Yesss

Why a bad thing 

[Blackout2006]

3 hours ago, Salsa555 said:

Why a bad thing 

I mean, wouldn't you rather have Britney be more famous for her msuic than personal struggles?

[rik]

On 6/9/2021 at 4:50 AM, AreYouReady said:

Absolutely not.

 

Maybe only for Britney fans in their Britney bubble, but not pop culture in general.

Sweetie I’m sending u to Mercy Ministries. Ur conversion is ready