Britney Spears celebrated the release of Femme Fatale with a "Good Morning America" performance that taped in San Francisco on Sunday and aired this morning. Gurl performed three songs off of Femme Fatale, which is her seventh studio album and has been receiving rave reviews by critics, bloggers and fans alike. I have to say my personal favorites are the upbeat "Seal It With A Kiss" and the electro-emotional "Trip To Your Heart."
I thought the "Good Morning America" performances were fun, and I really enjoyed the production and lighting. The lightning bolting across the screens behind her was the perfect backdrop to complement the props she used -- the electric chair in "Hold It Against Me" and the electric pole she used in the finale of "Till The World Ends." Britney always brings a theatrical element to her stage performances, and if this is any hint of what to expect on her upcoming tour, then it should be an electrifying show indeed!
Britney's dancing may not be on the same level that it was in 2003, but as long as she's having fun with what she's doing I'll be there to support her every step of the way. I am not a woman, I am not 29, nor do I know what it's like to have children... but there is no denying that as a mother of two, Britney looks phenomenal! (Those legs!)
My reaction to any haters on Britney Day is:
Thou shall not phase me.
Don't miss Britney's MTV "I Am The Femme Fatale" special Sunday, April 3, at 9 p.m. ET on MTV. Check out teasers of the documentary here, and keep on flipping your hair... "Till The World Ends."
