Britney Spears Took One Of Her Signature Bikini Dance Performances To The Open Sea
Pop culture icon Britney Spears is dancing in a bikini for the love of the game.
Oops… she did it again. Britney Spears dropped another one of her signature bikini dance performance videos. This one on a boat from what appears to be the open sea.
Talk about an exclamation point on a Father's Day Weekend. There's no caption necessary, and you can go ahead and keep the comments to yourself because they appear to be disabled.
It's just Britney in a string bikini wearing a hat dancing to music. And some guy standing in the background watching the pop legend do her thing.
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The original version, not the one shared by TMZ, includes this string bikini on a boat performance and a second performance where Britney breaks out what looks like a version of her iconic schoolgirl outfit.
See the original, as Britney intended, here. What does it all mean? That's a question for future scholars to answer. It's not likely we'll ever know the full answer to that. Not anytime soon anyway.
Britney Spears is still performing not for the money or crowds, but for the love of the game
On some level, we know that it means the #FreeBritney movement was a success. It's quite possible that these performances, while obviously significant culturally and from an artistic sense, are only supposed to underscore the success of the movement.
While Britney no longer tours or performs in front of large crowds, that entertainer inside still likes to put on a show when the cameras are on and pointed in her direction. Be that on a boat in the open sea or in the living room of her mansion.
That could be all that there is to her seemingly never-ending, barely-dressed performances. In any event, let's hope we get another 43 years of these impromptu one-woman shows from the 43-year-old pop culture icon.
There is one question we know the answer to for sure thanks to these performances, and that's how is Britney Spears doing? The answer, unmistakably, is great.