Enter Our Britney Spears 'Femme Fatale' Sweepstakes

By Rae Votta Posted Mar 28th 2011 06:00PM

To celebrate the release of Britney Spears' new album, 'Femme Fatale,' PopEater is giving fans a chance to win an ultimate Britney prize pack, including a bottle of her Radiance perfume and the premium fan edition of the album, which includes a limited edition hardback book not available anywhere else.

It's easy to enter and there are many ways to win!

1. Just friend PopEater on Facebook and leave a comment explaining why you're the No. 1 Britney fan!

2. You can follow us on Twitter and retweet our official contest entry tweet and fill in the blank:

I should win @PopEater's ultimate Britney prize pack because ...

Entries must be posted between March 28, 2011 and April 1, 2011 by 5PM ET. You may enter as many times as you wish. And don't forget to check out our Listening Party of the entire album, streaming now!

Official rules and details on how to enter are below.

PopEater's giveaway is open only to legal residents of the 50 United States, the District of Columbia and Canada (excluding Quebec) who are 18 and older. To enter, please follow instructions on this post. The re-tweet message on Twitter must be left before 4:59 pm Eastern Time on April 1, 2011. You may enter once as many times as you want, and 1 winner will be selected in a random drawing. Complete Official Rules.

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Monday 28 March

By Bobby Capps

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I think I should win because I waited ten years for her to grow up and whent he world thought she was out of control I remained calm. I knew she was OK and just needed a little space and for everyone to just get the hell out of her face for a second. Brittany is younger than I but shes a full grown woman and Id risk havign aheart attack just to kiss her one time hahah. Hey If Ashton Kutcher cna have his older woman Brittany can abuse this older man. See you back stage Brittany. I knew you'd be OK!

By Zero

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I can't ever hold onto her stuff.
I grief endlessly, I always have to smash everything.

By Jesse Solano

I should win @PopEater's ultimate Britney Spears prize because... lets see where do i start. When i was young i first saw Britney Spears on trl with carson daly, i must have been 4 or 5. I remember how much i loved for her to dance so i could imiitate her. When i was about 8 yrs old, my parents went through a lifetime movie divorce, i was devastated. I remember putting on my ear phones on full blast to her musuic so i didn't want to hear them fight. Through the divorce i wound up with my dad and his new wife, it was the worst time of my life. Again, i would just listen and dance to britney, because it reminded me of dancing in the living room to her music with my mom, who i missed so much. My dad forbid me to listen to her her music, as he thought it was to fruity. Little did he know. When i was 13 i decided to to tell my father that i was gay and lets just say he was less than supportive. I was not allowed to act gay or tell people I was gay. After acting out in rebellion my father finally got tired and through me out of the house. Ofcourse I went to stay with my mother, who I’d wanted to be with anyway. Don’t get me wrong, my mother is the most supportive mom there is, when I told her I was gay, she resonded, “ So, duh, you see I told you, you were perfectly normal” even so, I missed my father he’d been the only person I’d known, even if he was not so nice to me so the transition took some time. To make it easier my mom knew that I had been forbidden to listen to her music, which she thought was ridiculous, she went out and bought me every single album that britney made, posters, walllpaper, you name it. As time went on I began feeling less alienated and it was through britneys music that I was able to endure the life that I’d been handed. She makes me smile, and she motivates me to follow my dreams, she is the performer inside of me, I see her through my eyes. She lets me feel that being gay, doesn’t change who you are inside, that its okay. Thank you Britney for helping me, through your talent, to escape to another place, and for being there through thick and thin and so that I could make it home to my Mom.

By ellazls

The 90s called they want their music back.

Tuesday 29 March

By simpsonsimpmike

Big Butt Britney. I remember her total lack of talent when she became a "star". I remember the rahab and how she was not a good mother to her kids. Her Big Butt on the awards show. Her desperation to save her "career". Britney being a wonderful role model to her knocked up sister, not to mention all of her teen fans. Her carousel of men. ......did I win? Doesn't her reality stink?

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