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[Benjamyn]

11 hours ago, monalisaney81 said:

Britney’s entire brand was crafted on her being perfect in every way. Girls wanted to be her bc she set unrealistic expectations for them. These expectations even exceeded Britney herself bc she was never this perfect Barbie to begin with. She was very much a tomb boy who was rough around the edges. But they grabbed her and completely changed her, from the way she looked, to the way she dressed, to how she composed herself in interviews she was a product that was presented as the one to be. 

Its no coincidence that the moment she began dropping the perfect popstar act around 2003/2004 is when she started facing more backlash from the public. People relate Britney with this perfect clean cut image from her early years and now that shes fully herself on all terms, people think shes strange. If Britney would have fully been herself at 16, idt people would have been as obsessed. The real Britney is a dork & goofy, shes not a “cool girl”, shes quirky and odd. People just don’t know how to take it & just assume she completely changed, when she was probably a lot more like she is now than the perfect popstar she lead on. 

*** **** I love how you've written that first paragraph, its so poignant.

I absolutely agree with everything you've said! 

And the reason we are all here is because we knew about the goofy Britney from behind the scenes videos, but the GP never saw that really... They just saw her being perfect.