Pop divas… can’t live with them, can’t live without them…or something like that. Here at Galore we’re always excited for a new Britney track (after all, we’ve been avid followers since the ‘Hit Me Baby One More Time’ days). However, her new track has apparently come under controversy because her and Iggy Azalea have done a “duet” and can’t decide who gets to keep the track for their album!
Although we personally don’t see what the huge deal is (because who really buys albums anymore), I guess if the track racks up a bunch of awards someone’s going to want to claim them.
Originally Brit gave the song to Iggy, but I guess it turned out so good that she changed her mind! While you can call her an “Indian Giver,” we think Britney has tenure in the realm of pop princesses and deserves it.
Luckily, Iggy doesn’t seem too sour about the situation. She dished on MTV about how well her and Britney have been bonding! Check it out below:
Regardless of if these two become BFFs, we’re just excited for the track to be released!
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