Britney Spears says that the much-discussed documentary made her very sad Framing Britney Spears. She responded on Tuesday Instagram for the first time on the documentary about her career that came out at the beginning of February.
The 39-year-old singer says that she did not look at all, but was very sad about the small pieces she saw. “I was embarrassed by the way they showed me, I cried for two weeks and well, I still cry about it every now and then,” said Spears.
In the message she also gives her heart about the way she is being treated. “I’ve been exposing myself all my life performing in front of an audience. It takes a lot of strength and trust in the universe to be really vulnerable, and I’ve always been criticized, insulted and shamed by the media. And that still happens to this day. “
The singer places a video with the message in which she is on Aerosmith’s Crazy exuberantly dances in front of the camera. “For my state of mind, I have to dance every night, to feel wild and human again,” she says. “It makes me happy to dance every day. I’m not perfect, perfect is boring. I’m here to spread more kindness.”
In Framing Britney Spears Among other things, the way in which the media has dealt with the singer is critically examined. For example, fragments can be seen in which she is asked about her breasts and her sex life at a young age and the documentary shows the hordes of paparazzi that followed her continuously in the run-up to the mental breakdown in 2007.
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