Britney's new video. Blimey. What to say.
Song is fine I guess. Not quite Gimme More or Womanizer but ok.
But this video! It's the worst thing I have seen her release in a long time.
The Gaga slashed leotard, the awful dancing, that really horrible bit where she is hanging from a bar and kind of awkwardly opens her legs. It really is a horror show.
I really really hate the bit where she does that thing with her hands. Where she brings them up to her head and flicks her hair. Bleurgh.
On that note, WHY DOES HER HAIR NEVER LOOK NICE? I don't understand why someone as rich as her continues to get these £2.99 hair extensions that you can buy from those floating stall things they have in shopping centres.
The one bit I do love though, is the product placement at the beginning. Amaze.
It would be nice to have good Britney back. All these awful dance routines and really obvo vocoder things are getting rather boring.
Oh and this picture - amazing. The hair is really making itself known here. She looks like she has had a bowl haircut and then superglued on some Russian prostitute's ratty weave underneath.
Yuck! Did she blow the budget on chips and soda meaning they had to make the video for less than a tenner? i hate it when they can't be arsed to make a set/pay for a location. Its a worrying trend in music videos.
ReplyDeleteI DO like a high pony though. Hope it catches on!
I think the bar dancing was quite original actually. The problem was though, she didn't dance, and every time she did, it cut away. I was genuinely shocked at how good her dancing was on tour, let's not go on about how she mimes, but she can dance. Look at the Circus video, it's AMAZING.
ReplyDeleteThe video is bad though, especially when it could have been so much more, it's like the Radar video. Perfectly average video for a great song. Perhaps they just didn't put the effort in because it's already had it's success in America. Who knows. We in the UK love a good music video. Listen up!
However there's still one more single to be released off of her Greatest Hits so that could produce a better video. Speaking of which Google the cover for her greatest hits. Terrible. TERRIBLE. Even I as a die hard fan cannot defend that trash.
And Stephen...the song...it's not just 'fine'...it's AMAZING.
'Got a media degree in my Uniqlo jeans'
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