I'm a Slave 4 U

Welcome! Today we honor Britney Spears' song, I'm a Slave for You, which, in fact, it hit US radio back in September of 2001.

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Today, I invite you to step back into 2001, a year when Britney Spears took her image to a bold new territory with the release of I'm a Slave for You.

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only like raunchy song that like I remember when I was younger, I was like, oh, was Britney Spears' I'm a Slave for You.

Yeah.

that was like and I remember when that came out everyone was like oh my god like it was like but I remember

[laughs] Okay, next up is "Hootie Fruity," done by Daniella Gonzalez, Rachel West, Kiddo AI, and Tom Bridges.

And the group has said they were heavily inspired by Britney Spears' "I'm a Slave for You" music video-

Mm-hmm

... for this visual.

I had no business listening to Britney when I was a kid.

I get that.

But Britney wasn't like, "I'm a slave for you," and then she's like, "Here's this little laboo boo." Like it wasn't-

[laughs]