great documentary :love:

Her and her younger sister's relationship :love: with "Everytime" playing in the background

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remember when they had to cancel Zoey 101 because Jamie Lynn was a slag
although tbf it became seriously **** and needed to be axed anyway

lmaooo you're so renk

It was beautiful :sad: it showed what lovely and down to earth personality our Britney Jean has and it looks like she is going to perform live as the choreography become ****tier as he lyrics kick in so she is slowing down. #TeamBritney

:laugh2:

Anyone got links for vids of her opening show last night?

Cant wait to see if she blew everyone away or flopped aka 2011 style with the dancing skills.

This is the setlist she slayed to last night:
"Work Bitch"
"Womanizer"
"3"
"Everytime"
"...Baby One More Time"
"Oops!... I Did It Again"
"Me Against the Music"
"Gimme More"
"Break the Ice"
"Piece of Me"
"Scream & Shout"
"Boys" (contains elements of The Co-Ed Remix)
"Perfume"
"Get Naked (I Got a Plan)"
"I'm a Slave 4 U"
"Freakshow"
"Do Somethin'"
"Circus"
"I Wanna Go"
"Lucky"
"Toxic"
"Stronger"
"(You Drive Me) Crazy" (contains elements of The Stop! Remix)
"Till the World Ends" (contains elements of Work Bitch)

It's different to the original one she posted

Apparently Womanizer was weak but the rest blow the arena away

Work Bitch:

Womanizer on her femme fatale tour was diabolical as was Toxic with that awful dance remix instead of the awesomeness of the original.

Just her walking about the stage then lay down on the floor.

Amazing but im sure that ball she came out of was supposed to drop at the first verse lol.

Technical glitch?

Love how simple her outfit is and shes not wearing ****ing stilletoes so can actually dance.

Loved the dancing plus live vocals.

Dissapointed she mimed "Everytime" and 3 when the choreography is non existent or simplistic.

All those were a dress rehearsal so she mimed as it was not a show. My vid of work was the only vIdeo so far from yesterday's and she sang live :) I'm trying to find more from yesterday

Watched the Work Bitch performance earlier.
The choreo is fire so fair play to her for (almost) keeping up but I think she's still miming the show. :idc:
I'm happy for her though and glad she's doing well again.

She isn't miming on the ball

Wish I could see her in Vegas </3

Any one got any more vids?

Who goes to a britney concert for the singing though lbh it's about the atmosphere, I really wanna see her, I might try and go in 2015 when I have a bit more money

Boys:

Here's the tree!


and the MATM choreo is back!

Are they live vocals?

I think her mic is on but incredibly low with an insanely loud backing track.
So no, not really. :/

they have done the right thing with MATM because it was danger of being a weak song

According to Danielle Genet of ABC News, the opening show "drew rave reviews [...] for Spears' lavish, entertaining spectacle."[13] MTV News contributor Sophie Schillaci wrote that "Spears delivered on her signature style of larger-than-life production, blaring beats and rapid-fire dance moves, whirling through seven costume changes and even a couple of wig changes."[14] Schillaci also commented that long-time fans would appreciate the concert as it is "more of a look backwards than forwards," and added that, while Spears may not sing completely live, "[the singer's] sweet voice shone through the backing, or we could hear her catching her breath between numbers."[14] She concluded her review saying that "if you're looking for a powerhouse vocal performance in your Vegas entertainment, head over to The Coliseum for Celine Dion. But Britney fans will find no better show on the strip than 'Piece of Me'."[14] Marco della Cava of USA Today praised the concert, saying that Spears' mission "to turn a cavernous 7,000-seat amphitheater into a raging nightclub" was accomplished.[15] Cava considered it a stand-out compared to other Las Vegas residencies "because of its production values."[15]
Mikael Wood of Los Angeles Times commented on Spears' singing, writing that "the singer appeared to be lip-syncing for the majority of her performance"; however, he added that the production "has plenty to distract you from the vocal question."[16] Wood also thought that, while "'Piece of Me' hits most of the high points in Spears’ songbook," songs like "Boys", "3" and "Do Somethin'" could "have been replaced with superior cuts from her recent albums."[16] Writing for Billboard, Keith Caulfield noted that "vast majority of the show was lip-synced, and only occasionally were any seemingly live vocals heard."[17] The reviewer praised the use of live instrumentation from the four-piece band, on songs such as "Me Against the Music".[17] Rachel Maresca of New York Daily News noted that Spears "wowed the crowd" on the opening night, and added that the singer "pulled out all the stops to entertain her fans with plenty of theatrics on stage. She even gave the audience a taste of nostalgia by donning some her famous outfits from her most memorable past performances."[18]
Las Vegas Sun journalist Robin Leach said that Spears "proved that she’s still reigning royalty in the music world" with the residency, adding that the show is "an amazing and incredible accomplishment because in less than two hours, Britney changed the look of our Strip entertainment scene. For the first time, she single-handedly brought the spectacle of a touring arena show into a nightclub-like theater and pulled off the gamble with a flawless performance."[19] Leach lauded the singer's physique, stating that "she hasn't looked this hot in ages and certainly doesn't need cosmetic makeup for her body, as critics claim."[19] Caryn Ganz of Rolling Stone wrote a mixed review, saying that, "viewed through a lens of diminished expectations [...]), Britney: Piece of Me is an entertaining tour through the 32-year-old star's nearly 15-year recording career. Compared to pop spectacles staged by Madonna and Beyoncé [...], however, the weaknesses that remain in Spears' live act are stark."[20] Ganz wasn't impressed by Spears' dancing abilities, saying that the singer was "reliant on arm movements."[20] The reviewer wrote, however, that "the show featured flashes of greatness," with the performances of "Work Bitch", "Do Somethin'", "Stronger", "(You Drive Me) Crazy", "Circus" and "Till the World Ends" being the stand outs.[