'Radar' should've been bottom 3 :/ unlistenable for me now on WHATEVER album it features on. 'Me Against the Music' I *should* love more but meh, doesn't really have an impact on me ~

 

'I Wanna Go' is a JAM and one of her funnest videos *.* also love '3' and 'Hold It Against Me' but they just missed out on my top 10.

 

'Break the Ice' to WIN B-)

Also you got the wrong 'I Wanna Go' video:

 

It's funny. I adore 'Radar' on 'Blackout', but, detest it in 'Circus'.

 

Mainly because 'Shattered Glass', 'Kill The Lights', 'Unusual You', 'Out From Under', 'Amnesia', 'Phonography' and 'Quicksand' would have all been superior choices. Hell, 'My Baby' would have done more for the album, instead of a track that was well known, even outside the fan base.

 

#justiceforAmnesia

#18 If U Seek Amy // Score: 32

(Mackenzie, J▲hq: 10)

 

#17 Sometimes // Score: 40

(Josh: 10)

 

Two songs that couldn't be further apart in style. If U Seek Amy, I admit 'If U Seek Amy' isn't my favourite single from Britney and I'd probably not even put it in the upper half of Circus. But its playful tone and fun lyrics make it easy to see why it has its fans. 'Sometimes' is an old fashioned styled pop ballad, and one of Britney's classics, a brilliant followup to the mega-smash that is '...Baby'. Though it may be viewed as cheesy these days, it's still a huge song with a great chorus, and it'd have fallen just outside my top 10, so I feel its a shame to see it miss the top 15!

Sometimes. For me it still sounds just as amazing as it did in 1999. It's timeless and truly one of her most nostalgic tracks, IMO.

 

IYSA, has not aged nearly as well. I think it has aged the worst out of the majority of the 'Circus' album. Still a bop in its own right, mind you.

Sometimes. For me it still sounds just as amazing as it did in 1999. It's timeless and truly one of her most nostalgic tracks, IMO.

 

Hope that you will wait for me

YOU'LL SEE THAT you're the only one for me

 

Iconic

'Sometimes' is stunning :wub: It really was a great follow up to BOMT! I can't help but feel that on the whole though, it's under appreciated. Also, we have the iconic scratching of the crotch!

 

Sometimes > Born To Make You Happy

^^ Definitely not. BTMYH is flawless, mature Britney at an early age.

Edited June 3, 20169 yr by Euphorique

BTMYH is an absolute masterpiece and one of her best. Sometimes is beautiful though and definitely sounds as good as it did back then - very timeless <3 (but no comparison imo between it and BTMYH which needs to come top 10 or THREE here)

They are both 10/10 moments, and I appreciate them both. But, I still prefer 'Sometimes'.

 

BTMYH deserves not the top 3 though. Top ten, sure.

I really like it (ofc), but I can't help but feel BTMYH is pretty overrated amongst Britney fans, in general!

Sometimes > Born To Make You Happy

 

 

NOOOOOOOO!

I certainly agree that BTMYH >>>> Sometimes. Sometimes is lovely though and I'm glad to see it within the Top 20 :wub:

BTMYH just wins for me, but there's really not much in it, but are flawless and kind of similar. Early key change Britney :heart:

ALWAYS AND FOREVER YOU AND ME.

#16 Work Bitch // Score: 45

(Rob Spears: 9, mr_pmt 8)

 

#15 Overprotected // Score: 50

(Kye: 10, JoeyJeppssonWall, Heezus Froot: 7)

 

 

As we get higher up the results, the songs get all the more iconic. First, at #16 is Britney's most recent hit 'Work Bitch', which is still a complete club staple these years after its release. Though it was criticised for chasing trends with its style, 'Work Bitch' is still an undeniable banger. Though, I'm ready for 'Make Me' to take that title of being her last ever big hit. Making the top 15 by the skin of its teeth is the Max Martin produced 'Overprotected', a very of its time song. I feel as though, looking back, 'Overprotected' is a bit forgotten, which is totally unjust. The song resurfaced recently in an inferior form and was renamed 'No'.

Work Bitch is just one of those songs I like even more with every listen. I love everything about it. The production and lyrics are both flawless just as much as they are entertaining. Strongly in my top ten Britney singles.

 

Overprotected gets overlooked so often, but, it's truly early 2000's pop at its absolute finest. I DONT NEED NOBODY TELLIN' ME JUST WHAT I WANNA. My favorite song off the amazing 'Britney' album after 'Slave 4 U'.

Quite surprised Work Bitch isn't higher than that. :o

 

Lovely to see Overprotected in the Top 15. I too get the feeling it's a bit overlooked in general, so I'm glad it's getting some appreciation here! Early 2000s pop at its very best.

Overprotected is also the only reason I can bop along to "No".

 

It's at least better than anything coming from these other new pop artists.