Britney Spears - Oops!... I Did It Again (2000)

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Full Tracklisting

1. "Oops!... I Did It Again"
2. "Stronger"
3. "Don't Go Knockin' on My Door"
4. "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction"
5. "Don't Let Me Be the Last to Know"
6. "What U See (Is What U Get)"
7. "Lucky"
8. "One Kiss from You"
9. "Where Are You Now"
10. "Can't Make You Love Me"
11. "When Your Eyes Say It"
12. "Dear Diary"
13. "Girl in the Mirror"
14. "You Got It All"
15. "Heart"
16. "Walk on By"

Oops!...I Did It Again is the second studio album by American pop singer Britney Spears. The album was released on May 16, 2000 by Jive Records. The album became a commercial success after debuting at top position on the U.S. Billboard 200 selling over 1,319,193 units during its first week. This feat broke the previous SoundScan record for the highest album sales in its debut week by any solo artist. The album also reached number one in thirteen other countries while peaking inside the top five positions in Australia, Finland, Japan, New Zealand and the United Kingdom. It was also her second album to receive a diamond certification from the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA).
The album produced three worldwide hits. Its lead single "Oops!...I Did It Again"; became an international hit reaching number one in Australia, Canada, United Kingdom and Nine other countries while peaking in the top five positions in six other countries. Its second single "Lucky" reached number one in five countries while "Stronger" (Its third single) became the highest selling single of the album in the United States. "Stronger" received a Gold certification in the United States and three other countries.

This album it's so amazing! I can't believe it was released 12 years ago!
We all know that it was really successful and it broke so many records ...

Here is some information (thanks to slw84)

Jan 4, 2012 20:27:57 GMT -5 slw84 said:

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highest first week sales 1.347 million (2.4M WW #7 all time), youngest artist to have back to back diamond albums. #5 top selling album of the decade WW. #66 all time top selling albums WW. OIDIA, Lucky and Born to make u happy #3, #14 and #21 song of the year WW
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I love Oops!... (single). It is one of my favorite songs from her, and my mom loves it!!!!
I really don't like "Lucky" that much, but my sister loves it, and she hates Brit so... LOL
"Stronger" and "Don't Let Me Be The Last To know" are really great singles!! When I saw her last year singing the latter was amazing :'(
MY favorite video from this era is "Stronger"... she looks so beautiful! and I like the effect in her eyes :)
I also love: Heart, Girl In The Mirror & One Kiss From You (it should have been a single!)

Now it's your turn, let me know what you think of it

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I think this is her best album. Everything about it just really worked well from the production to her vocals.

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I remember when I was in Kindergarden and my sister was in 7th grade, we begged dad to take us to get this CD the day it came out. So, when we came home, he drove us to Borders and bought us both a copy. Then I remember several months later waiting for Borders to get a copy of the import edition with the bonus tracks. Me and sis loved Britney so much then lol. This actually has held up best of her pre-Blackout albums for me. I think the production was top notch throughout the record, and I like every song.

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I bought this the week it came out. I got it at Toys R Us actually lol and I also got Mandy Moore's "So Real" that day. I was REALLY excited to listen to this and it didn't disappoint! Still her best album to this day IMO.

[REBIRTH]

Why doesn't this thread has a billion pages? Oops is bubble gum PERFECTION. Every track is flawless, especially Don't Go Knockin on My Door & What U See is What U Get. Jive was dumb, as always, not to release either track.

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This is my fourth favorite album from her (behind Blackout, In The Zone and Circus). Oops and Lucky were great and some of the album tracks (Where Are You Now, One Kiss From You and Can't Make You Love Me) are among her best album tracks to date. Vocally, this might be her best album.

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Classic.

I had this poster on my bedroom door when I was little, and I even had the beads in my doorway LMAO.

[bigbluenote]

Oh man. Classic Britney. Can't believe it's been this long.

While I didn't LOVE this cd, I quite enjoyed it.
Oops I did it again is one of her best songs to this day. I can still listen to it on repeat.
"Don't let me be the last to know", "stronger", and "can't make you love me" are the songs that make the cd for me.

[Az Paynter]

I wanted 'Stronger' to be a single from literally the first time I heard it. Lo and behold, single #3 with one of my favourite Britney videos EVER!

I really wish 'Don't Go Knockin' On My Door' and/or 'Can't Make You Love Me' were singles.

[Joe1240]

Good album for it's time. This was during the TRL days of Britney's career.I remember her MTV special she had to promote this album. Pop classic.

[halo19]

I was losing faith in this teen pop by the time of these singles. I like the singles from the first album more, but the rest is not as bad.

Oops and Lucky seem so kitsch to me, but Stronger was pretty good.

[jordie]

Next to baby one more time and sometimes, this is the one I remember best from my childhood.

Seeing her videos on MTV is burned in my memory

[God]

For the life of me I can never remember what "When Your Eyes Say It" and "Dear Diary" sound like but regardless Oops! is one of Britney's strongest albums.

[horchata]

Pretty solid album to be frank, but "Dear Diary" takes the cake as my least favorite Britney Spears song of all time without question. I remember the huge fanfare when this album was released and her never ending dominance on TRL. Saying she was a tour de force at this time would be an understatement in its own right.

[Ling-Ling]

This was my sh*t back in the day! There are some definite gems on here, but like all of her album pre-ITZ, it has dated TERRIBLY. Half of this is unlistenable to me now.

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I still think this is her best album.

She really knew how to work that teen pop sound without being corny.

[🇯🇲 lucy88 🇯🇲]

My first Britney album and my fave Britney era, period! Definitely in my top 5 fave Britney albums. A HUGE improvement from ...baby one more time!

[Ginger Spice]

I've been revisiting this one a lot lately. Still a classic album, from start to finish. :)

"Don't Let Me Be the Last to Know" remains one of her most underrated singles.

[Unhinged]

I’ll never forget when I was 18 working at Coles bookstore when this came out and for whatever reason we sold this. My manager at the time let me have a copy when the box of cds arrived two days early and I quickly went home after my shift and listened for the first time. That night I took it for a cruise with my friends and we jammed to Britney before anyone else had the chance to hear it. For that reason and well, because the album is great, this might be my favorite album from her.

[🇯🇲 lucy88 🇯🇲]

Britney Spears' Career Sales & Streams, In Honor of 20 Years of 'Oops!...I Did It Again': Ask Billboard Mailbag

www.billboard.com/articles/business/chart-beat/9378793/britney-spears-oops-i-did-it-again-ask-billboard-mailbag

BRITNEY SPEARS' CAREER SALES & STREAMS

Hi Gary,

May 16 marks the 20th anniversary of the release of Britney Spears' sophomore album, Oops!...I Did It Again. The set broke the record for the biggest debut-week sales for an album by a female artist, which it held it for 15 years.

In celebration of Oops' two decades, could you please update Spears' album sales and streaming totals?

Thank you!

Derek Murawski
Minneapolis, Minnesota

Hi Derek,

May 2000 was big for pop culture, as that month also brought us the premiere of Survivor, on May 31.

(I met Survivor host Jeff Probst briefly in 2014, as we were filing out of New York's Hammerstein Ballroom after Howard Stern's 60th birthday celebration, which I covered for Billboard. Attendees had been given cupcakes, in honor of Stern's big day, and I hadn't eaten mine yet. After awkwardly gushing how big a Survivor fan I was [Probst was very appreciative], I was on such a high. I was walking behind my boss, cupcake in hand, frosting and all, when he suddenly stopped short. Guess what smushed right into the back of his nice, wool/velvety jacket? Somehow, he didn't vote me out …)

Back to Britney (and speaking of oops-es), let's recap the U.S. sales of all 15 Spears albums that have hit the Billboard 200 chart, according to Nielsen Music/MRC

10.7 million, …Baby One More Time / 9.2 million, Oops…I Did It Again / 4.4 million, Britney / 3 million, In the Zone / 1.7 million, Circus

1.6 million, Greatest Hits: My Prerogative / 1 million, Blackout / 805,000, Femme Fatale / 280,000, Britney Jean / 268,000, The Singles Collection

170,000, Playlist: The Very Best of Britney Spears / 157,000, Glory / 138,000, B in the Mix: The Remixes / 60,000, The Essential Britney Spears / 30,000, B in the Mix: The Remixes: Vol. 2

Spears has sold 33.8 million albums in the U.S. to date.

As for her most-streamed songs (on-demand audio and video combined) in the U.S.? Here are her top five:

448 million, "Toxic" / 285 million, "…Baby One More Time" / 240 million, "Oops! I Did It Again" / 212 million, "Circus" / 202 million, "Womanizer"

Spears' songs overall have drawn 3.7 billion on-demand U.S. streams. Plus, her radio reach stands at 25.9 billion in cumulative airplay audience.

As you note, Derek, Oops! I Did It Again held the record for 15 years for the biggest sales week ever for an album by a female artist, as it debuted atop the June 3, 2000-dated Billboard 200 with 1,319,000 copies sold in its first week. Adele's 25 broke the mark, among all albums, when it launched with 3,338,000 sold on charts dated Dec. 12, 2015. To date, Oops' opening frame ranks as the seventh-biggest sales week for an album (and remains second, below 25, among sets by women) since Nielsen Music/MRC Data began tracking U.S. sales in 1991.

My boss's former boss, Geoff Mayfield (whose wardrobe I never accessorized with any baked goods), recapped Oops' arrival in the June 3, 2000, Billboard issue, highlighting numerous achievements that the set earned that week:

Meanwhile, Billboard reviewed the album in the May 20, 2000, issue. The title track went on to hit No. 9 on the Billboard Hot 100, "Lucky" reached No. 23 and "Stronger" climbed to No. 11, while "Don't Let Me Be the Last to Know," as shouted out below, became a global hit, and has drawn 8.8 million on-demand U.S. streams to date.

The review read, "How does a teen phenomenon follow a trend-setting debut that's sold 9-plus million copies in the U.S. alone? With a little more of the same, while also mining new ground that leaves the listener pleasantly intrigued. Oops percolates with a carefully measured blend of familiar pop/funk, R&B and power-balladry.

"Spears may not be a vocal acrobat à la colleagues Jessica Simpson and Christina Aguilera, but she does have an instantly recognizable style, and Oops indicates that she's developing a soulful edge and emotional depth that can't be conjured with a glass-shattering note. This is particularly apparent on the hit-worthy, Shania Twain-[co-]penned ballad 'Don't Let Me Be the Last to Know.'

"As she evolves, Spears is wisely sticking with age-appropriate material that her teen constituency can bond with. And, unlike several of the key songs on her breakthrough debut, ...Baby One More Time, Oops consistently casts Spears as a young woman coming to terms with her inner power, and that's a darn good message to offer an impressionable audience."