Despite going through a personal and career meltdown in 2007 and 2008, Britney Spears has bounced back and shows off lots of sexy choreographed routine and provocative moves in Diane Martel-directed music video for her new single "3", which was finally premiered online in its entirety last night after teasing the fans for one week, with much anticipation and it certainly delivered a touch of 'class' that Spears has been missing lately.The song "3" was produced by Swedish songwriter and producer Max Martin, who helped catapult 16-year-old Spears into the world spotlight with Hit Me Baby One More Time 10 years ago. "3" is an uptempo dance song, that features a heavy bassline and has influences of electropop and rave, like many of her recent hits, Spears's vocals are altered with autotune, giving the song a futuristic, contemporary feel. Lyrically, the track is about the joy of threesomes. It's the lead single from her upcoming second greatest hits compilation album, "The Singles Collection," which will be released on November 24 to honor her 10th anniversary in the music industry and will feature 17 of her biggest hits.
The Queen of controversy is infecting the airwaves with yet another sinfully fabulous tune. "3" received positive critical appreciation from contemporary critics. "The bottom line is this is another irresistibly catchy pop confection that beats out most everything else on pop radio today". The song debuted at #1 on the Billboard Hot 100, breaking many of the charts records. Spears became the first artist in over three years to debut at the top position and the only non-American Idol artist in eleven years to do so.
The The highly anticipated video for new single "3" was filmed earlier this month in Los Angeles, and has been dubbed raunchier than ever. It features the 27-year-old pop princess writhing around in figure-hugging outfits, and taking to the pole while rubbing up against her barely clad female dancers in the best way she knows how. Diane recently told Life & Style. "She's so creative with this stuff. The video is very simple, it's very, very minimal. So it's her, her, her. And she's totally engaging every second. She really knows how to work with a camera and move."
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