After her lengthy conservatorship, many fans wonder when Britney Spears will get back on track and create new music for her supporters' delight. However, she repeatedly voiced out that she wanted to take a break first and enjoy her everyday life, especially spending time with her fiance Sam Asghari.
More recently, the "Gimme More" hitmaker took to her social media to seemingly drop a hint about releasing music, and fans were sent into a frenzy immediately.
Taking to her usual platform, Instagram, the 40-year-old hitmaker shared a short video of herself in a studio, dancing to her hit track "Get Naked (I Got a Plan)" from her 2007 record "Blackout." (watch the video below)
The mother of two donned a pink bodysuit and a pair of black heels. Spears noted that the video was taken before she dyed her hair purple, which was in January.
The singer added that it's a "tease of what's to come" without giving more explanation.
"My song 'Get Naked' !!! Hope you guys are having a great day !!!!! Pss No hair and make up !!! Just PLAYING around folks !!!!" she added. (via Glamour Magazine)
The video had over 2.2 million views and thousands of comments from fans at the time of this writing.
In the comment section, many fans also rejoiced, saying "Blackout" 2.0 is coming soon.
"a taste of what's to come!?! W H A T omg tell us queen ahhhhhh," one commented.
"Please re release this song baby!!!!! It's my fav!!!!" another fan commented.
"We're ready for the tour," one wrote.
At the time of this writing, Britney Spears has not publicly announced whether she'll release new music, go on tour or not.
It's been six years since Spears last released her album titled "Glory." Per Rolling Stone, the record is a "welcome comeback for a true pop visionary."
The album has over 17 songs, including "Slumber Party," "Do You Wanna Come Over?" "Just Luv Me," "Clumsy," "If I'm Dancing," and many more.
Regarding her performances, the singer last went on tour in 2018 for her "Piece of Me" world tour and her special guest Pitbull.
Spears had 23 shows in total, starting from Oxon Hill and ending in Austin, Texas. The tour grossed over $54.3 million and sold more than 260,000 tickets.
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