![]() ![]() That’s over ten times more than the …Baby One More Time album opened with, and it gave Britney Spears the record for highest first-week sales for a female artist. The Oops!…I Did It Again album debuted at #1, selling 1.32 million copies in its first week. They’d employed a similar strategy just months earlier with *NSYNC, who forewent a probable #1 single with Bye Bye Bye but smashed sales records with No Strings Attached. There is a reason though Jive had their eye on those all-important album sales and chose not to issue a physical single. It didn’t even come close, peaking at #9 on the Billboard Hot 100. Yet, even though Oops!…I Did It Again is among Britney Spears’ most distinctive hits it didn’t top the chart in America. Rarely again would she enjoy a consistent period of visible commercial success to this degree. The track sold 124,000 copies in its first week to debut at #1, becoming Britney’s third single to do so in little over 12 months. Proving that she was not about to succumb to the sophomore slump, Oops!…I Did It Again was a massive hit in every territory that it was released, including the UK. ![]() It felt very much as if Britney Spears was in control – and in the loop – at all times. In that sense, Oops!…I Did It Again is immaculately realised, with several outfits that undoubtedly caused a particular demographic immense pleasure, but none which felt like they were exploiting their teenage star. However, this was still a point in her career where she was treading the line between prick-tease and role model. Britney’s red bodysuit is the defining look from the video. Even with such choice styling, the aesthetic retained a sense of cool and looked like it belonged in 2000. Instead, it’s applied in the loosest sense to the troupe of dancers, with their tin foil outfits paying homage to vintage sci-fi. The alien-theme could so easily have ended up looking kitsch. The best thing about the concept is that it never dictates the visuals. ![]() Now one of the most recognisable people in the world, the Oops!…I Did It Again video takes that one step further and places Britney on her own planet. Having experienced a meteoric rise to fame, she was no longer the girl next door. It pushes everything up to the next level and acts as a perfect metaphor for Britney Spears’ current position. She then wants the conservatorship to end altogether.Undoubtedly, what upped the ante for Oops!…I Did It Again was the music video. The “Womanizer” singer recently shared that she is feeling “bright,” “bold” and “rebellious” amid her current legal fight.īritney’s new attorney, Mathew Rosengart, is actively fighting to have her father, Jamie Spears, removed from the conservatorship. “LOOKING GOOD BRIT AND FEELING FREE□□,” added one more supporter, with another writing, “Queen of feeling confident with herself.” Plenty of fans praised the singer for her latest provocative clip, with one writing, “Act of rebellion, act of freedom, free Britney, free your inner beast, beauty.” Britney Spears went topless on social media for the third time in one week. She followed that up with another Sunday, showing the pop star cupping her breasts just underneath her nipples - which are censored out of the image with star graphics. Spears posted the original racy shot on Instagram last Friday, with boyfriend Sam Asghari quickly commenting “I’m sooo lucky” under the photo. This time round, the “Toxic” singer, 39, shared a clip of herself covering her boobs with her hands as she tilts her head back and lets the breeze flow through her hair, cutting to a quick clip of her walking towards the camera with a stare.īased on the locale and her cutoff shorts, it seems she recorded the moment the same day she snapped her two previous topless pics. Britney Spears’ medical issues ‘far more complex’ than fans realize: sourcesīritney Spears continues to free the nipple as she fights to be freed from her conservatorship, dropping yet another shot of herself topless on Instagram. ![]()
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