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she did good, not totally where she was but has come far in less then a year.
On any given day, go to any high school in this country and there you will find many girls with better singing voices and dance moves than Britney. I don't understand how she has been able to engineer this massive comeback. I have to give it up to her handlers. - Her family, managers, etc. They couldn't let their cash cow go down.
Step step point, step step pose, step step turn, step step wiggle. Walk to other side of stage and repeat. With all of that fantastic choreography, who has time to actually sing?
If she's going to lip sync the whole thing, how can she not muster up the energy to actually do some decent choreography?? The dance moves for that performance were not even difficult, yet she practically slept walk through them.
Girl does not care at all anymore. It's kind of sad. I think her family is forcing her to be the cash cow.
I love Britney and I'm excited for her!