Britney Spears explains the subprime Housing Bubble Crash

The Daily Dose featuring Britney Spears explains the 2007 US housing market bubble crash. Music Video, Lyrics & Text mashup.

Is anyone really surprised that unethically assessed, overvalued stocks, bonds and other assets are suddenly crashing?

If you get more news from MTV and The Daily Show than you do from News Channels or Newspapers, then this remix lesson is just the thing for you to understand what is possibly the biggest earthquake to hit America's globalized economy since Black Monday, 1987.

Song clips sampled:
* Baby One More Time
* Oops ... I Did It Again
* Stronger
* Toxic
* Overprotected
* Gimme More (August 2007 release)

Credits:
Britney Spears
Kevin Federline
Nationwide
Visa
MasterCard
US Dollars
The US Federal Reserve
Wall Street
China
India
The 3rd World
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Category:

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Tags:

• britney
• spears
• pop
• economy
• news
• us
• market
• housing
• bubble
• crash
• history
• mashup

[chikenso]

The music is really distracting from the text.

[laughzilla]

@chikenso that's a common effect of smoke and mirrors ... and it also explains a lot about how many people are frankly too simple to be making the bad business decisions that they think they are well-equipped to to handle. Lesson learned: If you can't handle the fine print, don't sign the deal.

[esiosan]

Leave Britney alone! She's a HUMAN! Waaaaaah!

[laughzilla]

LMAO!  :^D

[Checker222]

A truly unique way of explaining all this!

[laughzilla]

:) Thanks, Checker222. :) Happy Holidays!

[tickyul]

When greedy, materialistic Americans wake up on Jan 2, 2006 groggy,sick and bloated from an orgiastic spending binge they will have a lot to worry about. Major economic indicators are pointing toward a real messy time for the greedy ole USA. At the top of the list in the near term is a MAJOR correction in the housing market, this will have a ripple effect in many american sectors. So go ahead refinance your house so you can pull the equity out of it and buy your stoopid kids Bratz wigger dolls.

[nickfl1980]

If you think that it's not correct, than you have no clue what you're talking about. He only missed that we also outsourced our jobs, mainly "manufacturing jobs" to China..(cheap labor), so that "all" americans would be in the service sector, whatever that would produce, but by time we also outsourced those jobs, little by little to other countries.

[laughzilla]

luxury isn't cheap. that's why it's called luxury. it's rare and expensive.

dreams can be expensive too. especially the 'American Dream' (tm) -- it takes a lot ... hard work, money, perseverance, sacrifice, integrity.

& it takes mature, responsible behavior to do it right.

even today, Ms. Spears' lyrics and videos ring beautifully parallel to the situation, as it was and is.

Cheers,

:)

[laughzilla]

nobody forced anyone to take loans from those banks, coobert15. :)

people just took and took, not thinking about the future, and paying back their loans and mortgages.

Carlin was right. the "Me" generation of the 60s went from "free love" and "high times" to "Propecia", "futures" and "Dockers". they thoughtlessly bought into the hype that they could have it all at budget prices.

Guess what? It takes money to buy your way to material satisfaction. :)