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Well, I'm still debating whether I'm happy or sad. See, now Britney has realized she sucks singing live so she ALWAYS lip synchs at her performances. Britney Spears can finally make more attempts to dance since she doesn't have to sing, just move her lips. Britney is probably happy since there is much more consistency in her appearances, but I'm not. I used to be able to count on Britney's voice sounding completely different than it had on her last live performance, it brought me joy to see her suck so bad. People saw that Britney actually couldn't sing and it had been studio editing that at times could make her voice bearable. What's the point of watching Britney live now, if you want to call it live. No reason too. She's exactly the same as she was the last time she 'sung' and danced. Some dance routine, screws up lip synching at the same parts...basically if you saw any of her performances in the last month, you've seen this one. Those are you who are nieve and think she actually sung...look back on any of her old performances, (hint: especially Rosie!) then listen now...completely different. She 'sings' her songs the same as they sounds on the radio now, which is impossible since we know Britney can hardly do one thing at a time, how could she both sing and dance? I'll tell you a little about it anyway, since some of you may have ::gulp:: accidentally missed Britney performing.
Britney performed at Summer Music Mania, singing 'Crazy,' 'Sometimes,' and 'Baby, One More Time.' Yep, we weren't tortured just once, but three whole times! Lucky, eh? Anyway, Britney danced, moved her mouth, and occasionally tried to add into the songs. Her outfit was...well...typical Britney Spears attire. A black v-neck, slutty shirt that resembled a sports bra more than anything else. Along with that was these black pants with weird sequence, bead things or whatever the hell they were down the sides...just weird. Basically to make this short, she danced, looked like a cheap whore and tried to lip synch, which she didn't even do well.
