Did Britney really need a music video like this?

[Agyness]

 

The video is visually striking, i think it's very simple that's why it's iconic for me, with its provocative and stylish aesthetic, very mode, Kylie's fashion choices, from her iconic red dress in front of the truck, her between the cars with dobermans, contribute to the overall allure of the video.  The video exudes a sense of empowerment and confidence, both in Kylie's performance and in the way it portrays femininity. It celebrates female strength and ***uality in a way that feels authentic and empowering. I've seen that Billboard critic Keith Claufield singled out the song as a highlight from the album and called it "a cousin of Justin Timberlake's 'Cry Me a River' and i think it's true i kinda sound like this, for me it sound like "my prerogative" too. Is Red blooded woman a kind of maria river red? i don't know, Am i reaching? sorry i'm drunk tonight  

 

[BritishBritney411]

I don’t think she really needed it but my god I want her to do something like this now. I lOVE this video 

Edited April 14 by BritishBritney411

[MikeHunt]

21 minutes ago, Agyness said:

 

The video is visually striking, i think it's very simple that's why it's iconic for me, with its provocative and stylish aesthetic, very mode, Kylie's fashion choices, from her iconic red dress in front of the truck, her between the cars with dobermans, contribute to the overall allure of the video.  The video exudes a sense of empowerment and confidence, both in Kylie's performance and in the way it portrays femininity. It celebrates female strength and ***uality in a way that feels authentic and empowering. I've seen that Billboard critic Keith Claufield singled out the song as a highlight from the album and called it "a cousin of Justin Timberlake's 'Cry Me a River' and i think it's true i kinda sound like this, for me it sound like "my prerogative" too. Is Red blooded woman a kind of maria river red? i don't know, Am i reaching? sorry i'm drunk tonight  

 

“Tonight”? Where are you? It’s still morning here where I am.

[Agyness]

4 minutes ago, MikeHunt said:

“Tonight”? Where are you? It’s still morning here where I am.

Paris, it's 9pm here 

[Fita]

3 minutes ago, Agyness said:

Paris, it's 9pm here 

4pm where I am.  I'm the 'meet me halfway' of y'all.

Edited April 14 by Fita

[Fita]

Britney and Portia in the streets.

It kinda gives Nelly Furtado from Loose era for me.

But yeah, I get chills to even think of Britney actually doing a music video, any music video.

[BadBunny]

No, but she needed more music videos with the Y2K aesthetic and futuristic theme:

 

Edited April 14 by BadBunny

[bbbsss]

One of Kylie’s best, this mv had me in a chokehold as a kid

[whenthedogscaneout]

Kylie is so pretty.

Britney’s videography is pretty perfect IMO. She’s done it all. Best pop performer and best pop videos. 

[BadBunny]

11 minutes ago, whenthedogscaneout said:

Kylie is so pretty.

Britney’s videography is pretty perfect IMO. She’s done it all. Best pop performer and best pop videos. 

My only and biggest complaint with Britney's videography is wishing she did more of that Y2K futuristic theme.

Imagine if they just took this Jill Greenburg shoot and filmed a video for it.

 

Always loved this photoshoot as well. Could have been the video for "Don't Go Knockin'" or something along the lines.

Edited April 14 by BadBunny

[Mayenaise]

I've never heard this wtf

Its very Britney, whats the background of the track sounds like a girlband track 

[BadBunny]

Just now, Mayenaise said:

I've never heard this wtf

Its very Britney, whats the background of the track sounds like a girlband track 

You've never heard "Red Blooded Woman" before?

It's pop perfection, and yes... very Britney core. I wish it was hers.

[kolospouttos]

Isn't this beat/production so Britney - Mona Lisa??? Very sounding of that time, very Timbaland inspired. Darker urban/pop.

[whenthedogscaneout]

8 minutes ago, BadBunny said:

My only and biggest complaint with Britney's videography is wishing she did more of that Y2K futuristic theme.

Imagine if they just took this Jill Greenburg shoot and filmed a video for it.

 

Always loved this photoshoot as well. Could have been the video for "Don't Go Knockin'" or something along the lines.

The first few pics actually remind me of BTMYH. She’s really done it all, I think. Maybe the only thing she didn’t do is a more “gothic” video like Fighter, but that’s fine. Toxic, Slave, Everytime and Oops more than make up for it. 

[Agyness]

7 minutes ago, Mayenaise said:

I've never heard this wtf

Its very Britney, whats the background of the track sounds like a girlband track 

what???? u never heard this????   

[BadBunny]

1 minute ago, kolospouttos said:

Isn't this beat/production so Britney - Mona Lisa??? Very sounding of that time, very Timbaland inspired. Darker urban/pop.

"Red Blooded Woman" very much gives off In The Zone vibes. A lot of the material on that album does.

"Slow" reminds me a bit of "Toxic" too - around the 2:47 mark with the synths:

[Mayenaise]

17 minutes ago, BadBunny said:

You've never heard "Red Blooded Woman" before?

It's pop perfection, and yes... very Britney core. I wish it was hers.

I think I have but so long ago... And I had never saw the video.

Ive never been into Kylie but this is so good 

[amanda everybody]

One of the best Kylie videos, more than the video I would've liked Britney to do an album with this sound tbh

[BadBunny]

6 minutes ago, amanda everybody said:

One of the best Kylie videos, more than the video I would've liked Britney to do an album with this sound tbh

Body Language is very much a hybrid of In The Zone/Chaotic EP/Original Doll tho!

Edited April 14 by BadBunny

[amanda everybody]

1 minute ago, BadBunny said:

Body Language is literally a hybrid of In The Zone/Chaotic EP/Original Doll tho. 

Yes! But I wanted Britney to do something like Chocolate, Someday or Cruise Control (that one is really cool), like a more electro sound