A Reminder of Britney’s Influence

[DoYouDare?]

It’s clear Britney’s been one of the most dominating pop-stars in the music industry, but let’s not overlook the fact that it’s continued, even after the first decade of the 2000’s.

Let’s not forget, her Femme Fatale album debuted at number one (2011), & is considered one of her most successful eras. Also, her Vegas residency (2013-2017) was one of the highest-grossing Vegas residencies of all time, & she was even honored with her own day (“Britney Day”) in 2014.

She later received the Millenium Award at the 2016 BBMA’s, in recognition of her achievements/influence in the music industry, & also performed a fairly iconic medley of her greatest hits, which allegedly some referred to as a “slay-fest.” 

Her 2016 album Glory was re-released after the album reached the number one spot on iTunes, nearly 4 years later, in 2020 — & her conservatorship was terminated (2021), as a result of the #FreeBritney movement, which was started by her fans, & gained heavy media attention throughout its course.

Following her liberation, came “Hold Me Closer,” featuring Elton John (2022) her first song in 6 years, which topped the charts in five countries. Then, came her successful memoir, The Woman In Me (2023), which sold an estimated 3 million copies globally, & topped the New York Times best sellers list, all while she remained in her unique IG bubble. 

You can’t overlook her influence. She’s extremely iconic, & doesn’t need to lift a finger. In fact, she’s so authentic, many in the industry still try to emulate her, but no one can hold a candle — & that’s the tea.

[Isla]

This. I dead*** saw someone on Twitter claim Britney’s career was over by 2009... why is everyone forgetting she was still fairly active for most of the 2010s? 

Edited October 31 by Isla

[super.nova]

6 minutes ago, Isla said:

This. I dead*** saw someone on Twitter claim Britney’s career was over by 2009... why is everyone forgetting she was still fairly active for most of the 2010s? 

because CON years didn’t have the magic (understandably so)

[thesimplelife]

it’s so weird to me when people act like her career was not successful after her peak. yes, she ruled the world in the early 2000s but circus and ff were HUGE eras as well. i understand that they’re not so loved by the fanbase bc of the cship but nonetheless they were successful. britney got 4 #1 hits after artistic peak. i wasn’t even born when britney debuted and i still grew up with her music. both circus and ff raised the older side of gen z. up until work b.itch everyone in my life that wasn’t a stan was keeping up with her. her impact cannot be measured tbh

Edited October 31 by thesimplelife

[DoYouDare?]

24 minutes ago, Isla said:

This. I dead*** saw someone on Twitter claim Britney’s career was over by 2009... why is everyone forgetting she was still fairly active for most of the 2010s? 

 

12 minutes ago, thesimplelife said:

it’s so weird to me when people act like her career was not successful after her peak. yes, she ruled the world in the early 2000s but circus and ff were HUGE eras as well. i understand that they’re not so loved by the fanbase bc of the cship but nonetheless they were successful. britney got 4 #1 hits after artistic peak. i wasn’t even born when britney debuted and i still grew up with her music. both circus and ff raised the older side of gen z. up until work b.itch everyone in my life that wasn’t a stan was keeping up with her. her impact cannot be measured tbh

People assume she’s “over,” because they’re ignorant to the fact that despite her lackluster moments during the cship, she’s was still very commercially successful. All I’m saying is, Britney’s magnetic. She has immense star power, & no one can take that away from her.

[Princessmimi]

She is a 2010s icon but that is mainly overshadowed due to the conservatorship and being

compared to her prime years.

[PrinceAli89]

Great thread! 
 

Also, I love the way you write your posts by the way.  

[femmepop]

12 hours ago, DoYouDare? said:

 In fact, she’s so authentic, many in the industry still try to emulate her, but no one can hold a candle — & that’s the tea.

[humstarr]

13 hours ago, super.nova said:

because CON years didn’t have the magic (understandably so)

It’s funny how the con years lacked magic but still were a good competition to all the main pop girls. 
but people can only compare Britney to Britney in her prime and somehow that means she lost it while still on the same level as other  pop women. She really set the bar high for herself 

[super.nova]

31 minutes ago, humstarr said:

It’s funny how the con years lacked magic but still were a good competition to all the main pop girls. 
but people can only compare Britney to Britney in her prime and somehow that means she lost it while still on the same level as other  pop women. She really set the bar high for herself 

exactly!!!

[runoncoldfire]

No lies detected. I love a knowledgeable stan.

[DoYouDare?]

7 hours ago, PrinceAli89 said:

Great thread! 
 

Also, I love the way you write your posts by the way.  

Thank you so much, I really appreciate it.

[DoYouDare?]

1 hour ago, runoncoldfire said:

No lies detected. I love a knowledgeable stan.

You’re so sweet, thank you.

[runoncoldfire]

21 hours ago, DoYouDare? said:

You’re so sweet, thank you.

You’re welcome! 

[DoYouDare?]

I suppose we could add “…Baby One More Time” reaching 1 billion views on YouTube to the list of Britney’s most recent, & significant achievements.