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Best post-comeback Britney album?

Which post-comeback Britney album is the best? 83 members have voted

  1. 1. Only pick one

    • Femme Fatale
      53%
      45
    • Britney Jean
      2%
      2
    • Glory
      44%
      37

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FF & Glory > BJ

 

I can go either way with FF and Glory. Both are excellent, but lacking some punches.

Glory

 

FF is an extremely boring album thematically. It's production is tight and I listen to it a lot, but objectively, I think Glory has so much more to offer

Femme Fatale. 
 

Glory may be "objectively" better music (whatever that means), but Britney literally helped pioneer the soulless, auto-tuned sex doll bops that Femme Fatale is full of, so it felt like her owning her unique sound, even if she ironically was not hands-on with the production. Glory meanwhile sounds like a lot of albums that came out in the mid-2010s and could have been released by a lot of pop girls. 
 

Also, there's a tendency to label Glory as more complex and relatively-experimental than FF, but FF got weird. How I Roll and Big Fat Bass are probably two of the strangest songs in her discography.

Britney Jean: Exhibit A in 'Y'all Don't Know ART.'  I mean, Work ***** didn't just slap, it filed a restraining order against your basic playlist. Perfume was her serving raw emotion while you were busy ordering delivery. Alien walked so your fave's experimental era could maybe, possibly, jog. This album? A glitch in the matrix of pop expectation... & DON'T @ me with that Myah Marie BS bc she basically pioneered AI singers but at least she used an actual real singer.  jk its Femme Fatale 

9 minutes ago, HeavyMetalAura said:

Femme Fatale. 
 

Glory may be "objectively" better music (whatever that means), but Britney literally helped pioneer the soulless, auto-tuned sex doll bops that Femme Fatale is full of, so it felt like her owning her unique sound, even if she ironically was not hands-on with the production. Glory meanwhile sounds like a lot of albums that came out in the mid-2010s and could have been released by a lot of pop girls. 
 

Also, there's a tendency to label Glory as more complex and relatively-experimental than FF, but FF got weird. How I Roll and Big Fat Bass are probably two of the strangest songs in her discography.

when people say that they mean vocally, Femme Fatale is obviously the more experimental album when it had dubstep and a no-lyrics chorus

Glory. FF is great in its own lane though. FF's infuence on music in the first few years of the early 10s is severely underrated.

FF is the "best" album, but I listen to Glory more often considering she loves it herself and actually got to have a say in the creative process. 

Glory by far. The robot voice on FF bothers me too much for me to enjoy its production. BJ is better than people want to admit though.

FF & Glory :xtinass:

 

Since both my two favourite Britney songs are off those albums too 

1 hour ago, playboi said:

Only one of these is listenable and it's Femme Fatale

 

Femme Fatale was a moment for me. 

I love 'Hold It Against Me' & she FLOORED me with 'Till The World Ends'. The album is still solid to me with so many BOPS.

 

Glory was a good album as well you could tell Britney was more hands on with it but I definitely prefer FF of the 3 options.

Edited by Gabers05

Glory sounds more like she was actually a part of making it (and singing it lol) but the production on Femme Fatale is out of this world. It also has the catchiest songs, so FF wins my vote.

 

Britney Jean doesn't need an explanation lol

I always thought Femme Fatale would age like milk but it sounds good nowadays. 

 

Slumber Party is the best song of all time though. Missed smash hit of last decade.

It's really a tie between FF and Glory. What I love about one, the other lacks. But I think FF is way more polished.

HIAM is better than any song on both but Slumber Party tugs on its wig, heavy 

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