The Fantastic Three-Act Storytelling of Britney Spears' "Glory"

Pop music, as do most things that are popular, often can lead to artistry taking second place to simply following trends. When I say artistry, I mean composing the song, writing the lyrics, putting it all together and then also somehow making it a cohesive body of work, where at the same time its songs can stand on its own, but also together tell the story the artist wanted to say. An artist that often does not get her flowers for her artistry, due to the circumstances behind her career and the lack of independence in both her personal and professional life, is Britney Spears. One thing that Glory has that none of her albums do is a story. The tracklist and the songs of the album tell a story that you may or may not have realised while listening to the album.
Chapters:
00:00 - Where's the Damn Album (Intro)
01:10 - Britney Spears' Glorious Work
04:27 - Act 1: The Chase
07:44 - Act 2: The Relationship
10:49 - Act 3: The Realization and The Vicious Cycle
13:48 - Glory (Outro)

[@CJArnce]

the a&w piano intro is so mesmerizing

[@ccdaly2561]

This is excellent. I'd love to see you dive into Kesha's Rainbow album, especially with Gag Order coming out so soon.

[@noronha_du]

In the Zone, Blackout and Glory are undoubtedly The Holy Trinity

[@stuffi9855]

This video is so well thought of, and I want to congratulate you on how amazing it turned out! I'm happy that I saw such a love letter to my favorite Britney album. It was the album where she was the most involved with since Blackout.
I feel a but emotional because this album was there for me during the toughest years of my life. Great video, and I hope you continue doing these

[@CJArnce]

imma re-listen to glory just for u

[@MadderCommotion]

Glory is such a gag in her discography. In the Zone, Blackout and Glory truly are defined albums

[@abc_jv_xyz]

great video, i don't listen to Britney that much but i'll listen to this album.
(i didn't really comment on your old channel but i guess i'll start doing it now to help with the algorithm)

[@infsai]

Actually, it is rumoured that "Why Should I Be Sad" was written by Britney, but due to legal reasons she decided to drop her name of the credits. I mean, when you listen to her interviews you can hear how many changes she made to numerous songs but without a credit. And nowadays, you see estate of Marvin Gaye suing Robin Thick or Ed Sheeran since their songs sounds similar to Gaye's...

[@noronha_du]

I loved this video, wondering if Britney did this on purpose and if the bonus tracks tell us a story too

[@MadderCommotion]

I always think when she's in control she's sending a message. It's the same as Blackout, she may not have written every song but she's the creative force behind the project

[@abc_jv_xyz]

do you plan on doing new videos about spice girls or rbd?
distribucion de partes and teban_ds stopped doing spice girls line distributions, so i guess that side of youtube is dead

[@CJArnce]

do you still use insta?