Oops… The Video Did It Again; Britney Spears Fans Launched Petition For Original Make Me Video

Oops… Make Me (Oooh)’s music video did it again. Now then it appears that Britney Spears’s Make Me (Oooh) music video has launched on Vevo and YouTube on August 5 and fans hated it. Heck I really didn’t like it. That video is very unoriginal where the stupid behind the scenes footages ruined the latest Britney Spears music video. I really do like that Britney really looks like a pop star version of Carrie Underwood. Heck, both Britney Spears and Carrie Underwood share the same voice except that the latter talks in an Oklahoman accent. Well then, here’s what happens…

On August 7, that was 8 days ago Britney Spears's fans has decided to launch a petition for original Make Me (Oooh) video to be released. Now this is a good compromise. Now then, here’s what NME has to say about this article. Take it away, NME.

NME: “Britney Spears' fans launch petition for original 'Make Me...' video to be released

The video was reportedly scrapped for being "too sexy"

Britney Spears' fans have launched a petition to get the original version of the 'Make Me...' video released.

Initially, the pop star hired David LaChapelle to direct the clip, but later remade it with Randee St. Nicholas.

According to TMZ it was scrapped for being "too sexy", however Spears' team deny this. Instead, they say "it was utterly disjointed... pointless with no storyline."

Now, fans are demanding the original be released via a Change.org petition, as Stereogum reports. Nearly 10,000 fans have signed it at the time of writing.

"Since the music video for Britney Spears' lead single, 'Make Me…', to her new album Glory has been released, we Britney fans find that the music video is not a suitable representation of the song and we are calling for the original video to be released," reads the petition.

"(Yes, we know there was a video shot by David LaChapelle before this one, parts of it have already leaked). We ask that RCA Records/Sony Music Entertainment release the original video that was filmed by David LaChapelle for the song."

Earlier this week, Spears announced her ninth album 'Glory'. The record will be released on August 26.”

Thanks, NME. It was smart enough that while Spear Leaders rejoiced after the pop diva dropped the music video, others petitioned RCA Records and Sony Music Entertainment to release “the original music video” to the public. Well then, here’s what Billboard has to say about this.

Billboard: “Britney Spears Fans Launch Petition for Release of Second 'Make Me' Video

Britney Spears fans are eager to see the first version of her new “Make Me” video, which was reportedly scrapped for being overly sexual.

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TMZ reports that photographer/director David LaChapelle created the original “Make Me” video, but that it was rejected for being too sexy. Spears’ team reportedly says the video was turned down because it had no story line. “Make Me” was ultimately remade by Randee St. Nicholas and released Friday (Aug. 5). Watch below.

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When Spears fans caught wind of their being a possible second version, they launched a petition on Change.org, demanding that it be released.

“We ask that RCA Records/Sony Music Entertainment release the original video that was filmed by David Lachapelle for the song,” reads the letter, which had more than 10,000 signatures at press time.”

Thanks Billboard. I hope another Make Me (Oooh) music video will be released soon so Make Me (Oooh) will become a smash hit at the Billboard charts.

What do you think? What are your thoughts on fans petitioning the second music video that should be the original video? Sound off!