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DIAyDPRzlXc Let's face it, Trip To Your Heart is easily the best song from Britney's entire catalogue so let's appreciate it like it deserves to be. Facts about Trip To Your Heart that you probably didn't know: 1. Trip To Your Heart is the biggest selling Britney non-single world-wide. 2. This song was originally written for Taylor Swift's electropop album but it was immediately rejected after the lyrics "Pull me close, strip me down" were considered too racy and the project was completely scrapped. 3. Britney herself has stated in many interviews how superior this song is to most of the mid-tempo dance songs she recorded earlier in her career: "When I recorded songs like Heaven On Earth or Unusual You I really failed miserably at the dance mid-tempo love song thing, but when Trip To Your Heart was finished, I knew I had nailed it and that the perfect pop song was to be unveiled". 4. Sources claim Trip To Your Heart is used by surgeons while practising CABG. 5. This is the song One Direction make reference to when they sang "And we danced all night to the best song ever". 6. Trip To Your Heart is the best song ever and anyone who disagrees will be banned, their rates will be invalid and Tyler "ain't even joking 'bout it, bitches". Appreciate. Bye!

FQ3slUz7Jo8 The goosebumps this gave me the very first time I listened to it/saw the video (it was simultaneous). I instantly knew I had the heir of the King of Pop's throne before my eyes. The beats, the voice, the dancing. Everything was perfect, everything I wanted in a pop megastar was there. And to this day I consider this such a masterpiece, the song that started it all (yeah, screw you Cry Me A River). And to top it all, the VMA performance of 2002 was something else, a very underrated moment that is usually forgotten by the public, but to me is legendary nonetheless. h7L1GJpjBfM Now bow to this or you'll be IP banned from BuzzJack. Thanks.

^^That was aimed at Tyler and Jonjo, btw. Both of whom should be bowing at my epicness.

I know it's been a while but I did my rate And I've been thinking 'bout how I did it great You got my scores slaying you like I rule the place And it feels like you should be worshipping meehh http://exhalecdn.breatheheavy.com/public/style_emoticons/default/MGLOL.gif

Sorry, it's just that I'm bored and I want to see Work Bitch making No.1 like we all know it will.

Stop doing stupid things and finish the damn rate already.

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http://www.eonline.com/eol_images/Entire_Site/20121013/britneyweird.gif So you two are just going to ban a rate because you didn't like the scores? Way to go people. <_<

This residency is a success! I wasn't keen on it at first but now I think it was a smart move for her. People who go to Vegas claim she really IS everywhere and that she really is Queen of Vegas at the moment.

Britney Jean exited the Billboard 200 this week.

Britney: I'm gonna freak in the morning and freak in the evening. Gaga: Just like meeeeeeeeeeeeee. :P

I don't think there's enough appreciation in this world to be even with the slayage that is Blackout. To me, Blackout is the best pop album of the 00's, trendsetting and innovative.

:whip: it's Jo, bitch!

I like Happy but it's definitely not record-breaking material, tbh. I don't get how it is nearing 1 million and still selling bucketloads!

Hopefully Top 5 with such a tune. I think it's incredible how radio can snub a certain act due to his/her age. It seems unfair, after all, if the music is great like in this case, why not play the songs on the radio?

I can't wait for this! She's one of my favourite acts right now and everything she's done so far I've loved. The title alone "Ultraviolence" makes all this project sound promising, so I really hope she delivers!

I love this one too, but I think Drink You Away would do better actually. Anyways, are we even getting a third single at this point?

I think the main problem with will.i.am is that he's caged into a genre and tries to make EVERYTHING sound the same way. Even with ballads like Perfume it was obvious he forced the songs to go into one direction. I respect producers like Frasier T Smith a hell lot more, as they can give us songs as different and diverse, yet all amazing as Scary, Broken Strings, Stop For A Minute or Set Fire To The Rain. That only tells you how well he can work with each artist, respecting their backgrounds and how they sound and not trying to make them something they're not.

That BJ reject sounds amazing! It could've been a great hit song. Not impressed by the remix and the Circus one, though.

#113 this week on BB 200 with 4k sales. It's total US sales are around 240k.

Which has to be one of the best ballads from her entire catalogue, tbh. I have to agree with you, though. Britney Jean just doesn't have enough to be up there with Britney's best albums and I also agree with you that Blackout, In The Zone and Femme Fatale (in that specific order) complete the perfect Britney Spears Trilogy.

Blackout is personal on a level where it really reflected her life at the moment (even if it wasn't particularly intentional by Britney herself): going to clubs, taking her new found freedom way too far and being very sexual (Freakshow, Get Naked), being a media target and not being ashamed of exposing herself sometimes (Piece Of Me, Gimme More) and going through a very tough split from Kevin Federline (Why Should I Be Sad?).

Another demo called Vertigo also leaked. All of them produced by Fraser T. Smith, who produced the amazing Scary.

Never? Nobody said anything else about this, unfortunately.

Now That's What I Call Feel Good??? :lol: Sounds ridiculous but I'm intrigued, tbh. I would imagine songs in the style of Don't Worry, Be Happy or Always Look On The Bright Side Of Life would be on it?