Lexie Brown

It was sad because she was thrown into this lifestyle so young and so early and people just were constantly taking advantage of her over and over and over.

But it got to a point, like me and my best friend, we listened to it on audio book together.

Like we were on a road trip kind of going to Palm Springs one day.

We were like, let's just listen to the Britney Spears.

At some point, we had to stop sometimes and be like,

Girl, you're like grown now.

Like you're going to keep letting people mistreat you and use and abuse you.

But again, like she didn't know anything else.

He really had no friends.

Her family was trash.

So I'm just like, was, I don't really know how, I didn't really have an opinion after.

Cause I was like a little bit more confused after listening to the book.

understand her at all because she's still obviously not okay the situation is still really messed up so i'm like they let this book come out it made everybody on her opposing side look crazy but she's still in the same situation she's in kind of so i'm like yeah what where do you want us to go from here to like support britney spears or like help her because i'm like okay she released the book and everyone was like okay yeah yeah cool was it a netflix doc or hulu

It was maybe during the pandemic.

I think it was Hulu.

That was very, very sad.

But it's like they've been like putting all these things out there for like people to like help her and everyone's just kind of like, we're going to just stay away from that.

And I don't know why.

We should go to the...

The Sphere, the Backstreet Boys concert together.