Don't worry Britney Spears, we got your back... this is a call to arms #BritneySpears #BritneyArmy time to support and buy and stream Liar 💪

Sometime we have some fun in this fanbase and that was us with Selfish by Britney vs Justins Selfish .... but he has taken it too far with yet again after RCA clearly posted up via Britneys instagram an Appoligy to him for us making her song number 1 over his and trolling his comeback track he chose to diss Britney before performing CMAR so now its time to #cancelJustinTimberlake or Timberflake as we like to call him.

Britney has been nothing but sweet to him and did that sorry post the help him and what does he do in return... he does what he is always doing when he needs a boost in sales or media he took a dig at our Britney. so as a proud member of the Britney army... lets fight back and cancel him once and forall for his choice to come at her again (yet again) for no reason at all but to boost his sales.

so as per out tweet below.... Lets Buy and Stream Liar by Britney Spears and let the world see Britney made a response to CMAR years ago and just didn't release it as a single and attack him with it. Don't worry Britney we got you and its time to show Justin you mention her we are not standing by and letting it go unnoticed unless you finally choose to not fake a sorry and take responsitblity for everything and everytime you have gone after her for no reason... and Lance we are watching so back off.

It was just some fun until his recent comment. time to step up @britneyspears #britneyarmy, let's get LIAR by Britney Spears to number 1 & publicly shame jt for his recent comment to Britney#buy and #stream Liar by Britney from her glory album.#britneyspears #britney #Liar pic.twitter.com/LIy85mPJkp

— mybritneyinsider.com (@TeamMBI) February 1, 2024

Why do you ask... we are doing so as its the same name as Justin's new song and given his recent use of her and the dis to promote himself let's end his charting success 🙌.

Stream Selfish from her femme fatal album.

Make sure to not listen to jt on YouTube or YouTube either. 

“Crossroads,” Britney Spears‘ first starring role in feature film, will be available on Netflix globally starting Feb. 15, the streamer announced.

The movie premiered on that same day in 2002, while Spears was fresh off the success of “Oops…I Did It Again” and “Baby One More Time” and had become the most commercially successful teenage music artist of all time.

Featuring her song “I’m Not a Girl, Not Yet a Woman,” the film starred Spears as Lucy. The movie covered topics such as teen pregnancy, rape and childhood abandonment. The cult favorite also starred Zoë Saldana, Taryn Manning, Dan Akroyd, Beverly Johnson and Kim Cattrall. “Grey’s Anatomy” and “Bridgerton” creator Shonda Rhimes wrote the film, which was directed by Tamra Davis. The mostly female production team was a rare occurrence for the time.

“Wow, we were so ahead of our time with an African American screenwriter; me as a young, female director; and all these women telling a story about women,” Davis told Variety in an interview celebrating the film’s 20th anniversary.

Ann Carli, who previously worked for Spears’ label Jive Records, produced the film. When she approached Davis — with whom she had previously worked on music videos — to direct, Davis initially turned down the offer. However, meeting Spears caused the director to change her mind.

“Brit opened the door and she was like wearing a little T-shirt and underwear and she was like, ‘Last night, I was hammered!’ I was like, ‘Who’s this girl?!’ [Laughing] She was hilarious and I just thought she was amazing,” Davis told Variety. “We spent the whole day together and she proved to me that she really wanted to do this and put in the work and wanted it and was very serious about it.”