WhateverYouWant
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3 week in treatment is better than nothing. Now she needs to take the steps that follows this to stay clean. Such as AA/NA meetings, therapy ect. Edit after seeing all the down votes She can't spend the rest of her life in treatment lol. She stayed for 3 weeks. That's nothing to scoff at. I know people that did a week in a detox centre and have been sober since years later. She has the money to receive to best help post rehab. Part of her DUI deal might be a rehab program ect. we don't know. Passing judgment on someone for going into treatment for 3 weeks is wild. None of us know the severity of the situation to be passing judgment like this. Like i said, 3 weeks of sobriety is better than none. Now it's up to her to take what she learned and apply it to her day to day life if sobriety is what she wants. some of you have never been to rehab and it shows. I did 30 days last summer. I was fortunate because I could afford a therapist, a sober coach and whatever else that was provided for me there after leaving. This is Britney Spears. She can afford better in home care than that rehab probably offers. So idk if I'd see the point in staying either if I could get the same help, if not better, at home. 30 days of rehab and I'm still sober.
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It charted well everywhere but the US. Despite its chart position in the US it was still a moment in pop at the time to the point your fave was getting annoyed being asked about it in an interview. Britney loved the song and wanted it be the lead. It did its job since the album opened with over 600k. Then she followed it up with the universally loved classic that is Toxic. At 22 she asked a legend like Madonna to be on her lead single and had her say yes. The video is great too.
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Christina could have had a very different career. I hear a lot that she should have released in 2004 but she was fine until Back to Basics. She should have released an album in 2008 when Britney, Beyoncé and Pink were. Waiting until 2010 was what stalled her career imo. The new gen showed up that year and she was old news by 2010. I personally like Bionic but it's for a certain audience. It would never have done well no matter the year. The good songs weren't made for what was popular on radio at the time. If she had released a more commercial album in 2008 with songs like Keeps Gettin' Better she wouldn't be in this position, or it wouldn't have happened as fast as it did I don't think Pink has released a good album since Fun House but she has managed to stick around
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She had all her rights taken away and had her kids used as leverage for 13 years so she could make everyone around her money. Whatever issues she had before the conservatorship was made 10x worse during it. We can't expect her to be healthy and over that trauma just because she is no longer in a conservatorship she never should have been placed in to begin with. She needs help, professional help. But having all her rights taken away, given drugs against her will, the emotional abuse of using her kids against her and to be put to work to keep the money coming in was and will always be the wrong answer to this. It was only a few months between the conservatorship to the release of Womanizer. It was never about helping her or her mental health. It has always been about making money with that family and their associates.
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