CircusВ played on more pop-inspired styles yet still held the urban influence of her earlier work. CircusВ (2008)Д¬ircus-era Britney Spears (2008) was a whole new vibe for the singer, coming after the much more experimental BlackoutВ album (2007). Femme FataleВ may not feature BritneyвЂ™s most popular hits, like вЂToxicвЂ™ or вЂOops I Did It AgainвЂ™, but itвЂ™s still one of her most iconic eras.ДЇemme FataleВ is available to listen to now via Jive. You can imagine Britney doing some slow-mo street dance to this tune, which makes it even better. This party runs throughout the album, with вЂInside OutвЂ™ being another favourite hit. вЂHold It Against MeвЂ™ is another banger from this album, combining classic Britney seduction paired with beats thatвЂ™ll inject party into your veins. Labelled a dance-pop and electropop album, this song certainly lives up to these genres and mustвЂ™ve made the perfect club anthem back in the day.

Hands down, вЂTil The World EndsвЂ™ is BritneyвЂ™s most underrated song, not to mention the remix featuring Nicki Minaj and Kesha.

Femme FataleВ (2011)ДЄlthough every Britney era is one to cherish, her Femme FataleВ (2011) album is one of the most iconic. ItвЂ™s my favourite Britney Spears era because itвЂ™s an era that she seems to have the most control over.Д«lackout is available to listen to now via Jive. SheвЂ™s reclaiming her status as a woman but also creating an album that is incredibly upbeat and inspired by euro disco and dubstep. She canвЂ™t help but give them the stories they are demanding and gives in.Д«lackout is arguably SpearsвЂ™ most progressive album. Before this line is said she says вЂњI just canвЂ™t control myselfвЂќ, this may be a subtle hint to her mental health difficulties. Spears is directly pointing out the harassment of the paparazzi they were constantly chasing her to get a story, so she gave in. Towards the end of the song Spears sings вЂњThey want more? Well, IвЂ™ll give them moreвЂќ. It has has a double meaning, Spears isnвЂ™t just offering her body to her lover but to the media who criticise her. вЂGimme MoreвЂ™ is Spears showing she is in control. ItвЂ™s a powerful statement for the star who was sexualised by the media from a young age, but also made to feel guilty when she exerted her sexuality. In вЂGimme MoreвЂ™, Spears reclaims her sexuality, openly talking about her desire for sex and love. Sex also plays a huge role in the Blackout era.

However in this song she reclaims her body and herself by proving that they only want a piece of her but she owns her body. The media were never satisfied with how she looked and constantly found ways to demean Spears. In the chorus Spears proclaims, вЂњIвЂ™m Mrs. In вЂPiece of MeвЂ™, Spears responds to the sensationalism of her private life. Blackout revolves around themes of love, fame, sex, dance and media scrutiny, Spears directly called out her critics whilst changing and redefining pop music of the decade. It redefined Spears from pop princess to independent woman. Which era, however, is her very best? Our writers battle it out here! BlackoutВ (2007)Д«lackout era Britney Spears has often been cited as a career highlight. SheвЂ™s released 9 studio albums over her 20 year career, and has broken records worldwide. Britney Spears is a legend, thereвЂ™s no doubt about that.

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