Which Britney Spears album deserved to be a visual album?

[Style.]

Which Britney Spears album deserved to be a visual album similar to Beyoncé’s self titled? I’m perched Larry didn’t think about it before daddy Knowles!
 

[rennen2.0]

There’s only one blindingly obvious answer in my book, ITZ. 
God that would have been immense. 

[Perfect nordin]

Blackout because she had THE sound with that album and it was so new for her

[Style.]

4 minutes ago, rennen2.0 said:

There’s only one blindingly obvious answer in my book, ITZ. 
God that would have been immense. 

Can you imagine the visuals for Breathe On Me & Touch Of My Hand? I can’t. 

[DiamondCircus]

ITZ and Blackout for sure those songs would have been so amazing video wise.

Breathe on me, Touch of my hand, The hook up, Showdown, Toy Soldier, a real Break the ice video, 

[amiro1989]

ITZ or Blackout.

My god this would have been revolutionary. 

[rennen2.0]

7 minutes ago, Style. said:

Can you imagine the visuals for Breathe On Me & Touch Of My Hand? I can’t. 

You’re clearly too innocent and pure not being able to imagine them. 

[rennen2.0]

7 minutes ago, Style. said:

Can you imagine the visuals for Breathe On Me & Touch Of My Hand? I can’t. 

Oh, wait. Do you mean you can imagine them and they’d be iconic? 

[levxy]

Definitely In the zone more than blackout cause it has more diversity.

[Style.]

 

2 minutes ago, rennen2.0 said:

Oh, wait. Do you mean you can imagine them and they’d be iconic? 

 

[HIM]

Ya’ll disgusting wanting to see Britney masterbate

Spoiler

I chose ITZ too

 

[Style.]

17 minutes ago, DiamondCircus said:

ITZ and Blackout for sure those songs would have been so amazing video wise.

Breathe on me, Touch of my hand, The hook up, Showdown, Toy Soldier, a real Break the ice video, 

You made several points but I voted Blackout’s brighter sister 

[hernameis]

Tough choice but Blackout is more cohesive sonically and conceptually. 
 

ITZ however deserved a visual album as well as it has a strong concept behind. She kind of expressed the theme and vibes of the album with the Onyx Hotel Tour. 

[IsraeliMatt]

In the Zone and that's absolutely not my favorite of her albums. Even the songs I dislike on that album would make for interesting visuals. I recognize also that it's one of her top albums to the public and fanbase. 

[Style.]

21 minutes ago, hernameis said:

Tough choice but Blackout is more cohesive sonically and conceptually. 
 

ITZ however deserved a visual album as well as it has a strong concept behind. She kind of expressed the theme and vibes of the album with the Onyx Hotel Tour. 

I’m totally here for Blackout with 2007 visuals, referencing her media moments.  

[PokemonSpears]

Definitely Glory.

First of all, because of how many songs it has, so we would've gotten more videos.

But also because every song is so different. There's so many styles and so many storylines that although different, could've told a story in the bigger picture. Or not necessarily, but it would've been a huge chance to experiment with many different styles and settings.

Man on the Moon could've been a very sci-fi ish video, while Liar could've been a Wild West kind of clip. Mood Ring could've been something very trippy with lots of visual effects. Coupure Électrique could've been a black and white video very sober. Better could've been a sunset at the beach. If I'm Dancing could've been a tropical video too but full of color. What You Need a vintage kind of video. Private Show a very **** and cheesy video. Invitation something more ethereal. Do You Wanna Come Over could've been along the lines of Womanizer.

Just every single song has a videoclip in my mind, except maybe Just Luv Me. Each video could've been directed by different people. Also, in my mind each song has like a different color, so that's why I picture them more easily. 

More cohesive albums like ITZ, FF or Blackout don't leave much room for variety.

[LordofTheMoodRing]

Should be Britney Jean, but I picked Glory. But everyone should get visuals

[Style.]

3 minutes ago, PokemonSpears said:

Definitely Glory.

First of all, because of how many songs it has, so we would've gotten more videos.

But also because every song is so different. There's so many styles and so many storylines that although different, could've told a story in the bigger picture. Or not necessarily, but it would've been a huge chance to experiment with many different styles and settings.

Man on the Moon could've been a very sci-fi ish video, while Liar could've been a Wild West kind of clip. Mood Ring could've been something very trippy with lots of visual effects. Coupure Électrique could've been a black and white video very sober. Better could've been a sunset at the beach. If I'm Dancing could've been a tropical video too but full of color. What You Need a vintage kind of video. Private Show a very **** and cheesy video. Invitation something more ethereal. Do You Wanna Come Over could've been along the lines of Womanizer.

Just every single song has a videoclip in my mind, except maybe Just Luv Me. Each video could've been directed by different people. Also, in my mind each song has like a different color, so that's why I picture them more easily. 

More cohesive albums like ITZ, FF or Blackout don't leave much room for variety.

You’ve got a creative mind. Glory is not my favorite album but I’m so here for your ideas. Just Luv Me could’ve been similar to California King Bed by Riri. 

[MissDebbie]

ITZ and Blackout

[Style.]

39 minutes ago, hernameis said:

Tough choice but Blackout is more cohesive sonically and conceptually. 
 

ITZ however deserved a visual album as well as it has a strong concept behind. She kind of expressed the theme and vibes of the album with the Onyx Hotel Tour. 

Britney explored the world of In The Zone through the Onyx Hotel tour which is very quirky, colorful and lots of fun.