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Just finished watching the new movie on Netflix, "the School for Good and Evil" and it was spectacular! A very diverse cast brought a cute magical story to life which is refreshing! The movie had one major stand out for this Britney fan though: in the main battle in the movie, witches & warlocks and princesses & princes clash to Britney's song toxic! And, while critics on Rotten Tomatoes gave the movie an average of 37%, it sharply contrasts with the audience average score of 72%. If you watch it, hope you enjoy it like I did! Trailer Below: Listen to the cover here which is from 2018 by 2WEI:
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Here's what Britney Spears' "Toxic" would sound like if it were played in Medieval times. Why is it so much fun to imagine people in the 1400s dancing to this? For reference, here's the original song by Britney Spears. I recently came across this other version of "Toxic" that was covered by an array of electronic household devices. Whether it's being played by electric toothbrushes or medieval instruments, "Toxic" doesn't ever let me down. 🔴SOURCE: Boingboing
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The Canadian music group, comprising 13 metal vocalists, delivered an unusual performance that combined both metal music with choir-based tones. They began by growling their way through the opera classic “O Fortuna”, alarming the judges, before switching gears mid-performance to cover a metal version of Britney Spears’ 2004 hit “Toxic”. https://www.billboard.com/video/metal-choir-drags-britney-spears-toxic-to-hell-on-americas-got-talent-billboard-news/
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music This song sounds like Toxic by Britney Spears
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Music director Simon Ellis reveals that when Britney was in London for the circus tour, Simon sat with her and played her the new renditions of the songs and she loved them all. Simon said the Do somethin mix was inspired by P!nk’s ‘get the party started’ which Britney said she love’s that song and wanted to hear it and eventually started to dance. Slave 4 U Is one of simon’s favourites and sampled a pink floyd song into the music break part where Britney was in the air above the fire pit. Simon said he couldn’t change Toxic because of how good it already is. Simon also reveals that ‘get naked’ is a masterpiece of a record.
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On January 12, 2004, Britney Spears released Toxic, the second single off her fourth studio album In the Zone. The dance-pop anthem with Bollywood influences was produced by Bloodshy & Avant and it went on to become one of the most recognizable tracks by Britney Spears among the general public. On January 13, the music video for the song, directed by Joseph Kahn, premiered on MTV's episode of Making the Video, which later debuted on TRL two days later. Christian Karlsson and Pontus Winnberg (aka Bloodshy & Avant) co-wrote the track along with Cathy Dennis and Henrik Jonback. The techno-pop song with elements of bhangra music incorporates instrumentation such as drums, synthesizers, violins and surf guitar, as well as the iconic strings that were sampled from the Hindi song Tere Mere Beech Mein from the Bollywood film Ek Duuje Ke Liye (1981). Cathy Dennis revealed in 2020 that the song was originally created with Janet Jackson in mind, but she couldn't finish it in time during their time together: The song was later offered to Kylie Minogue, which had already recorded other songs made by Dennis, such as Come into My World, and most notably, Can't Get You Out of My Head. However, the Australian diva passed on the song. Side note: Can't Get You Out of My Head was also rejected by S Club 7 and Sophie Ellis-Bextor before it went to Kylie. But before Britney could take the song for her, Sarah Whatmore almost got away with Toxic, as she revealed in 2017: Britney recorded the song in Sweden in 2003. In December of that year, MTV reported that Toxic would be released as the follow-up single to Me Against the Music, after trying to choose between (I Got That) Boom Boom and Outrageous: Britney has stated in numerous occasions that Toxic is one of her favorite songs. It won a Grammy for Best Dance Recording. It peaked at #9 on the Billboard Hot 100, but it went #1 on the Dance Club Songs, Mainstream Top 40 and Hot Digital Tracks charts. It was also #1 on many international charts, such as European Hot 100, UK, Australia, Canada among others, and it was Top 10 in almost every other country it charted. It's been recognized as one of the best songs of the 2000's by different publications like Rolling Stone and NME. In 2021, Toxic surpassed the 500 million streams on Spotify. Britney has performed Toxic on many tv shows during the promotion of the single, as well as in the 2016 performances. She's also performed the song on every tour/residency she's had ever since The Onyx Hotel Tour in 2004. The Music Video The music video for Toxic was directed by Joseph Kahn, who had previously worked with her for the Stronger video in 2000. Toxic was the most expensive video of hers at the time, at the cost of $1 million. In the video Britney plays a secret agent that starts disguised as a flight attendant. She takes a passenger to the bathroom and kisses him, peels off his mask and takes from him a pass that helps her later to steal a bottle of green poison (she's a red-head by this point of the video). After escaping the vault where the poison was, she has to evade a laser trap with a series of complicated moves, including a back handspring. She then climbs up a building, now as a brunette, to enter the room of her cheating boyfriend. She throws him to the floor, kisses him and pours the poison in his mouth. She escapes through the balcony, and we see her again in the airplane with her flight attendant outfit, as she winks to the camera. Throughout the video, we also see scenes of her where she's naked, and only covered in diamonds. Britney told MTV Joseph Kahn also talked to MTV in 2009: In 2021 the choreographer of the video and long-time collaborator of Britney, Brian Friedman, confessed he was the one that came up with the concept of the video, despite Britney and Joseph Kahn saying otherwise all these years: Joseph Kahn only tweeted After the premiere of Toxic on Making the Video, the video debuted on TRL the following day. In 2004 it was nominated at the VMA's for Video of the Year, Best Female Video, Best Pop Video and Best Dance Video, but didn't win any of the awards The video is her second most watched solo video on YouTube, where it's about to hit the 500M mark, and the iconic flight attendant outfit is set to receive its own Funko figure.
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A substitute teacher in Texas was fired after he sang Britney's Toxic in class. He even brought a karaoke machine and disco lights for his set! He was terminated for not following Austin's "Best Practices" . You can watch the video here! Also, the comments from the general public on The Daily Beast's post are hilarious! My favorite ones: "I'm sorry, but how can singing Britney Spears NOT be part of anyone's "best practices"?!" "Sounds like me as a substitute teacher. Ok kids.. today we are learning real life skills. Lesson 1: epic Britney karaoke. Lesson 2: choreo. Lesson 3: hairography." "Britney is a national treasure and this just further proves that Texas has no appreciation of high culture." Check them out below: SUCH A MESS!
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