True. But if you think about it, Britney doesn't <i>have</i> to be the target of the tabloids. I honestly don't even think she realizes it, but she puts herself out in the public eye. Believe me, we would see much less of Britney on the cover of gossip magazines if she weren't constantly on the party scene. Even Paris Hilton, who was the center of attention just a few months ago, is hardly having any negative criticism written about her in magazines. Why? Because she seems to be getting her act together and isn't spending all of her nights clubbing. If Britney would just lay-low for a bit, the world would get bored with her personal life and move on to someone else, which would give her the opportunity to straighten up and focus on her career.2099net wrote:But regardless of her views - this is different. Videogames don't continuously pester, insult or promise money to people. Songs with sexual overtones don't insult and belittle a person by name and broadcast their humilation to millions upon millions of people.
By the way, I know I may sound wishy-washy in this thread, but I don't mean to be. As I've said before, I wouldn't call myself a fan, but I wouldn't say that I'm a hater either. If anything, I feel bad for her. She has so much going for her (talent, beauty, people who want to help her, etc.), but she's a complete trainwreck.
) I like her music but I just don't care that much about her being a dissatisfied lolita in a golden cage. Not to mention songs like that drive me crazy- just like Madonna's "American Life": saying how they suffer from everything that goes with their incredibly huge popularity, while they've actually chosen it and, what is more, they don't seem to be willing to change a way of life. Absolutely hypocritical songs. If you can't stand being a celebrity any more, just give it up, retire or whatever. But please don't tell me how much you suffer, it's pure hypocrisy.
