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'''Britney Spears''' (born December 2, 1981) is an [[United States of America|American]] pop [[singer]] who catapulted to fame with her 1999 hit song "...Baby One More Time". By singing about adolescent sexuality while professing to be a virgin, Spears became a magnet of popular attention.

'''Britney Spears''' (born December 2, 1981) is an [[United States of America|American]] pop [[singer]] who catapulted to fame by claiming to have "strong morals" talk <ref>Spears, 17, poses in hot pants and a push-up bra for her first Rolling Stone cover. "What's the big deal?" she asks the magazine. "I have really strong morals, and just because I look sexy on the cover of Rolling Stone doesn't mean I'm a naughty girl." [http://www.people.com/people/britney_spears People magazine] </ref> while doing everything she could to flout traditional morality and religion.

 

Her 1999 hit song and video "Baby One More Time" depicts her in an altered Catholic school uniform leading other schoolgirls in flaunting her sexuality.

 

While professing to be a virgin, Spears became a magnet of popular attention. Unlike girls who save themselves for marriage, she gave up her virginity to a boyfriend (another entertainer), who predictably dumped her soon after.

Her version of "[[morality]]" was to delay [[premarital sex]] until age 21, when she had relations with [[Justin Timberlake]]. After that, she plunged headlong into concert and recording industry, exploiting her "pop tart" persona with stunts such as a televised lesbian kiss with her mentor [[Madonna Ciccone]] and a short-lived [[Las Vegas]] marriage.

Her version of "[[morality]]" was to delay [[premarital sex]] until age 21, when she had relations with [[Justin Timberlake]]. After that, she plunged headlong into concert and recording industry, exploiting her "pop tart" persona with stunts such as a televised lesbian kiss with her mentor [[Madonna Ciccone]] and a short-lived [[Las Vegas]] marriage.