Britney Spears asks fans to name new album
Brtiney Spears
But could the singer be joking?
Britney Spears has asked fans to name her new album.
Posting on Britneyspears.com, the singer has come up with five possible album titles for the follow up to 2003’s ’In The Zone’.
In a posting titled ’You’ll Never See It My Way, Because You’re Not Me’, Spears has asked members of her fan club to vote out of these possibilities:
1. 'Omg is Like Lindsay Lohan Like Okay Like'
2. 'What If The Joke is on You'
3. 'Down Boy'
4. 'Integrity'
5. 'Dignity'
Spears seems to be making reference to her turbulent year, which has included a high-profile divorce from Kevin Federline, her high-profile partying with celebrity friends, trips to rehab and her infamous head-shaving incident.
Despite playing a series of low-key club shows, Spears did not play any new material. It is believed she is working on tracks with producers Sean Garrett and Jonathan Roten.
It has been rumoured that the new material will appear before the end of the year.
Posting on Britneyspears.com, the singer has come up with five possible album titles for the follow up to 2003’s ’In The Zone’.
In a posting titled ’You’ll Never See It My Way, Because You’re Not Me’, Spears has asked members of her fan club to vote out of these possibilities:
1. 'Omg is Like Lindsay Lohan Like Okay Like'
2. 'What If The Joke is on You'
3. 'Down Boy'
4. 'Integrity'
5. 'Dignity'
Spears seems to be making reference to her turbulent year, which has included a high-profile divorce from Kevin Federline, her high-profile partying with celebrity friends, trips to rehab and her infamous head-shaving incident.
Despite playing a series of low-key club shows, Spears did not play any new material. It is believed she is working on tracks with producers Sean Garrett and Jonathan Roten.
It has been rumoured that the new material will appear before the end of the year.
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