Britney Sings About K-Fed Being a Bad Dad

The Britster train wreck keeps on going and going. And while I was wondering how come after months and months of doing some of the craziest things imaginable, Britney Spears is still in the news and a hot topic every other day and twice on Sundays, the answer lies in the fact that the former pop princess has an amazing talent for doing the silliest things in the world at exactly the right time and leaving everyone who ever thought her moves can be anticipated with their mouths wide open.

In the "more of the same craziness" section, Britney has reportedly recorded a damning song about her failed marriage to ex-hubby Kevin Federline. The singer, who officially divorced her former backing dancer in July, apparently reveals Kevin's love of partying, money, cars and women on one of the new tracks to be released on her upcoming "Blackout" album. The infamous song is called "Why Should I Be Sad", and in it Britney is quoted as saying "It just seemed that Vegas only brought the playa out of you".

A source stated for People magazine that "the song is definitely about Britney and Kevin's relationship when they were married. Britney entertains the idea that she stayed home taking care of the kids while Kevin was out partying. The track will be very revealing for her fans. It is one of the most personal songs she has ever recorded". Yes, that does sound like Britney, finding other people to take the blame for her own mistakes - like when she blamed her missing her first visit with her boys on account of the front gate buzzer not working, or when she blamed her failed drug test (that cost her the visitation rights with the kids) on the fact that bad cell phone reception prevented her from making contact with the testers. Typical.

"Why Should I Be Sad" is co-written by producer Pharrell Williams, who admits that Britney's behavior has spiraled out of control recently, but has only good words to say to her. "At the end of the day she is a sweet person. She's just made a couple of decisions that none of us would necessarily agree with, but you
try being that age and living under that kind of pressure. I wish her well. I pray for her. I hope she fares well throughout all of this craziness". Hmm. I think that the fact that Brit Brit is trying to have other people take the blame for her own (sometimes understandable) mistakes is not such a good sign - but who knows? This is Britney Spears, y'all, anything might happen.