Miss Show Business

This tour was so epic... I wish I could have experienced it One of my favorite moments of this tour was opening night when she Britney made her entrance and she was visibly crying, that after all she had been through, her fans were still showing up for her.

In the Zone - 100 Blackout - 110 Circus - 100 Femme Fatale - 45 Glory - 85

I wish I got this one in time. If they do Blackout next, nothing is stopping me.

Not "I feel like I was chosen to do this"

Beat me to it This surprised me but at the same time I'm not surprised. More so just disappointed. These pictures are also going around of her making out with Brody Jenner's ex...

Shame he won't face justice

I still remember the very first time I heard it. I believe my sister played it on the car speakers with her iPod Nano it was around the time it first came out too. I also bought Animal when it came out. Phew I can't believe 10 years have gone by... 2009/2010 was one of my favorite years for Pop music

1. Living for Love 2. Gang Bang 3. Ghosttown 4. God Control 5. Illuminati (Demo Version) 6. I'm a Sinner 7. Crazy 8. Masterpiece 9. Joan of Arc 10. Come Alive 11. Heartbreak City 12. Rebel Heart (Avicii Demo Version)

I get why Madge fans don't like it — she was definitely just going along with the trends at the time, similar to Hard Candy. However with her saying recently the labels wanted the albums more than her, it makes sense. I like both Hard Candy and MDNA, I don't think they're bad albums at all, they were just following what was popular at the time they were released. MX is really her most experimental album since ROL.

1. ...Baby One More Time 2. Gimme More 3. Womanizer 4. Till The World Ends 5. Oops!...I Did It Again 6. I'm A Slave 4 U 7. Me Against the Music 8. Invitation 9. Alien

This it's a pretty cohesive effort, and I've definitely appreciated it more as time as gone by.

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I think this thread is a good example of the things I dislike about Stan culture. It's not just one particular opinion in general, but people's attitudes. Dragging people to the pits because they attacked your precious fave, or God forbid they just happen to dislike or not be a fan of their music. I also find alot of the ageism among the newer crop of fans/stans (including my own generation) pretty disgusting and revolting. There are plenty of legends and icons I don't stan or listen to, but that doesn't make them any less of a legend or an icon. At the end of the day, music is subjective. We all have different things we like and dislike, that sales or critics aren't going to change our minds about, and that's okay. We can have disagreements, but let's not call each other names and make shit so personal over fucking POP music Kimtherespeoplethataredying.gif My music tastes have changed and evolved so much in such a short period of time, I realized how unimportant it is what others think, and just how unimportant sales, critics, and popularity are. Music is an escape for alot of people, and the last thing I want to do is come onto a fan base spewing nothing but negativity 24/7.

I actually literally did not know Limpido existed