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Britney Spears showed girls how to grow up – but she was never allowed to
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msn.comBritney Spears, whose first four albums painted a convincing picture of evolving girlhood. She was naive and lovestruck on her 1999 debut, and gained power and self-awareness on 2000’s Oops! … I Did It Again.
Released in 2001, Britney was the first album that Spears, then 19, co-wrote: it juxtaposed her sexuality (I’m a Slave 4 U) with her frustration at being treated like a child (I’m Not a Girl, Not Yet a Woman).
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