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Guillermo Diaz who worked with Britney Spears on the "I Wanna Go" music video shares his experience: "Britney Spears' "I Wanna Go" music video (2011) "I was supposed to be in the beginning of the video where she says my line from Half Baked then she points to me and I give her a thumbs up," Diaz says about the initial plan for the pop princess' "I Wanna Go" video. But a few days before the shoot, someone dropped out and Diaz suddenly found himself with a bigger role, driving around with Spears and pouring milk on himself. Diaz remembers Spears and kind and powerful, and, while she was shy in between takes, she came to life when the camera started rolling. "I'm so proud to be part of something with Britney Spears because I just love her and it was such an awesome moment in my life," he says. He even has a sourvenir from the experience: "I remember driving home after the shoot in my milk-soaked pants because they let me keep the jeans."" The full article where the actors talks about his others works can be found here: EW

Here you can find the other posts regarding the albums. Voting will be closed when I finish all the albums.

Hi everyone👋. I’m Xposed Songs. I reach out to songwriters and producers to find out who songs were created for. And also if songs were recorded by an artist that we wouldn’t know about. About a month ago I was able to chat with songwriter Mickey Shiloh on Hang. I asked her about her record label and what it was like working with Britney Spears and Janet Jackson. She revealed that she wrote in studio with Janet, but that when it was time to record only the engineer was allowed in the studio. And that Janet requested Everythjng in the studio be white. Furniture, carpeting, candles, etc… I wanted to ask about a few songs I thought could’ve been for Britney. I had actually planned on asking about a completely different song. At the last minute I changed my mind and asked about a song that I’ve been listening to since it was released called Glow In The Dark by Carishma. I had only asked if she had written it for Britney, because the sound was very similar to HATLM. She confirmed that is was written for Britney. She then went on to tell me that Britney recorded the song and decided not to keep it. Most likely because of the similarities between the songs. After not being included on Femme Fatale the song was sold to Carishma and released as her debut single. Mickey also said she was never paid for the song. Which is a sad story a lot of songwriters share early in their career. I’ve also been able to confirm another song that was recorded for Femme Fatale that I will share as soon as I am able to do so. Here’s a link to the audio of Glow In The Dark on my YouTube Channel. I’ve also posted other demos that I’ve been able to confirm were created for Britney projects. Link to the Official Music Video

Did Femme Fatale open a new door for pop music? Is Britney responsible to make EDM/dubstep mainstream? Or Hip hop/Latin defined Pop now? Just thoughts.

Imagine a world where "Inside Out" became the fifth single from Femme Fatale What track from the album would have been an amazing sixth single?