Pop star Britney Spears may have put her career on the back burner ever since her controversial 13-year conservatorship ended in November 2021, but fans still have hope that she will return to the music industry one day and continue to put out hits such as “Toxic” and “Oops!… I Did It Again.” While she got her start as a child star on the Mickey Mouse Club, some of her music – well, most of her music – is known for raunchy themes about sex and intimacy. Fans don’t love those songs any less. If anything, they actually love them more!
Britney Spears Fans Discuss Her ‘Freakiest’ Songs
It all began with a Reddit thread on the Britney Spears sub-Reddit, where one fan asked, “What is Britney’s nastiest/freakiest song?” They left a note that unreleased demos were definitely included in the online discussion.
“I was listening to ‘Pull Out’ and then ‘When I Say So,’ and I thought – d*mn these songs are nasty. In your opinion, what’s Britney’s freakiest song?” they asked.
Britney’s Lyrics Definitely Set The Mood
The song “Pull Out” has a pretty clear title, but the chorus takes things to another level with lyrics like, “You got to know when to pull it out / It’s gettin’ so hot but put it out / You’re makin’ me panic / I can’t stand it.”
Likewise, all of “When I Say So” is pretty clear, with Britney singing about how she ain’t “down for relationships.” She sings, “I just want it, when I want it,” and kicks off the song by crooning, “You read my eyes / My vibes / My body’s pace / Lookin’ my way and I’m lookin’ your way.”
‘Breathe On Me’ Was Released In 2003
Her 2003 song “Breathe On Me” from her album In The Zone got over 80 upvotes for being the most “nastiest” song and it’s not hard to see why. The song begins: “Oh, it’s so hot, and I need some air / And boy, don’t stop ’cause I’m halfway there.” Later on in the song, things get hot and heavy: “Monogamy is the way to go (go, go) / Just put your lips together and blow.”
Others heavily favored “Ooh Ooh Baby,” which she recorded for her fifth studio album, Blackout. In the lyrics, she sings, “Touch me and I come alive / I can feel you on my lips / I can feel you deep inside.”
One fan wrote out the lyrics in the comments, adding, “Uh, thanks for letting me know, I guess (still a bop though).”
‘3’ Was Deemed ‘A Lil Vulgar’ By One Fan
One fan wrote, “3 lmfao. It’s a lil vulgar even for me (that says a lot).” The lyrics clearly paint the picture of a sexual relationship that involves more than two people. The song begins “One, two, three / Not only you and me.” From there, she sings, “Merrier the more / Triple fun that way / Twister on the floor.”
“3 is one of my favourites. Especially when she’s escalating to 4, with that naughty look at the camera,” another follower shared. The music video for “3” was directed by Diane Martel and featured Britney and her dancers in front of different black and white backgrounds to exude a “sexy and playful” vibe.
‘911’ Might Be Britney’s Dirtiest Song To Date
Blackout has proven to be a very sexual album, but “911” might just contain her most explicit lyrics to date. “Sexing in the attic / When you felt so automatic / Felt explosive when you had it
When you c*m all over me.”
If that wasn’t enough, the bridge continues: “Boy I made it rain / Just when I squeezed and made it tight / Just so relaxed, so don’t you fight it / Just calm down, feel the freak in me.”
Other songs that made the list include “If You Seek Amy,” “Get Naked,” “Ouch,” “Photography,” “Over To You,” “Tik Tok Boom,” “Sinner,” and “Break The Ice.”
The discussion got so heated that some fans started saying that some songs weren’t freaky enough. “Someone said Piece of Me, and that is DEFINITELY not her nastiest or freakiest song. I guess the moaning in the song could be considered a little freaky, but compared to her other songs, it really isn’t.”
