_Britney Spears – 3 (Music Video)

Britney Spears‘ new music video for her single “3” was released yesterday, and I am definitely disappointed.

There was much hype about the visual for the super-catchy song that led Britney fans into ultimate excitement, counting down the days until the premiere of the video. Tons of promos and screencaps were promoted, teasing the fans.

The video though, was boring, to say the least. There was no video concept, she was barely dancing (unless you call holding a pole and moving your hips ‘dancing’), and you can even tell by her eyes that she didn’t want to be there.

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4 Responses to “Britney Spears – 3 (Music Video)”

  1. Erma, on October 31, 09 Said:

    like a friend on Twitter said about it: it was a “boner killer”

  2. The Chemistry is Dead, on October 31, 09 Said:

    She looks great but the video is a real disappointment.

  3. PArker, on October 31, 09 Said:

    I definitely agree. I had such high expectations that she would come back with something amazing after that snore, radar… I was very disappointed…

  4. Javier, on November 1, 09 Said:

    THIS IS NOT A COMEBACK VIDEO because she has NEVER been gone so, the video is O.K. A simple but sexy video to promote a box of singles collection which tells us that Britney is still here.

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