In reply to Cough Cough.

Cough Cough, black producers and black DJs say Britney Spears' music brought underground music to the mainstream.

"At that moment in time, you didn’t expect to hear chopped-up vocals on a pop song, even though that was something people in underground dance music were working on. Now, with the crossover between both worlds — like Major Lazer and their popularity — almost all pop music is slowed down, chopped up, extremely “cut and paste.” Nothing is straight anymore."-DJ Innovator

"We just kicked down the walls on what pop music is and set a different tone and that's where the whole urban influence in pop music is I would say, definitely, because of that album."-Danja

"It ushered in new ways of processing vocals that felt genuinely bold, bizarre, and at times made you feel disturbed and uncomfortable."-Robin Corolan, Tri Angle records

Janet and Madonna have shaped Britney's career; I'm saying for her generation, Britney dominates Christina in the most important aspects: More Successful and More Influential. And she's more impactful than Beyonce for the 2000s. P!nk too (P!nk was an anti-Britney, so Britney wins)

And the great 'Toxic' is not watered down anything, as it completely engulfs/overshadows anything Christina Aguilera has ever done.