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she’s kinda doing 67 when you think about it…

be honest, do you find older men attractive?

I don’t really like getting into debates about who’s the better dancer between Beyoncé and Britney, because it takes away from what makes each of them special. What stands out to me is how incredible Britney’s rise was. From 1999 to 2004, her growth, stage presence, and dedication showed just how naturally talented and driven she is. That era alone proves what she was capable of at her peak. Before her personal life took priority, Britney was extremely competitive—she genuinely wanted to be the best at what she did, just like Beyoncé I think it’s interesting that around the time Beyoncé stepped out as a solo artist, Britney’s personal struggles began to surface. It shifted the trajectory of her career in a major way. I would’ve loved to see them go head-to-head in performances during a time when Britney was fully focused and dedicated to her craft. After 2004, things changed, and that same drive just wasn’t as visible. That’s why, to me, the comparison isn’t really fair—because we didn’t get to see both of them operating under the same circumstances. Beyoncé is amazing in her own right, but Britney’s impact and potential speak for themselves. For me, it’s less about comparing them and more about appreciating the Art. It’s just not a fair comparison

If you were the lead single, things might have been different

Raimi fans will tell you it’s not weird that a New Yorker in the great year of 2002 is talking like it’s the 1950’s.

【虎に翼】 マスター役の平山祐介がほんまにエロい 生まれてきてくれてイケオジになってくれてありがとう

I always thought Spider-Man’s mask was skin-tight…

what's a hard pill to swallow in life ??

This is disgusting. Using clubbing to describe the horror Britney has endured isn’t funny.

Overprotected Album Version or Darkchild Remix? ✨

Boys deserved to have been one of Britney Spears’ biggest hits. The music video, the production, the choreography… everything about it is mesmerizing. They don’t make well-crafted work like this anymore.

"WILD" is an uptempo electropop song with sexual lyrics. The song was supposed to incite Japanese people to have children and fight against the national low birthrates. According to Namie, though, the rates went even lower after the song's release.