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"I'm A Slave 4 U" definitely marks a turning point in Britney's career. I only wish that top name remixers such as Thunderpuss, Hex Hector, and/or Johnny Vicious had done remixed versions of this great song. Regardlessly, it's a great song that breaks the music mold set already in place by numerous, and usually talentless teenage solo artists and boy bands.


Pretty Good single for Britney Spears   July 22, 2003
 6 out of 6 found this review helpful

The first song on this single "I'm A Slave 4 U" is a Prince inspired sleek R&B songs with a slinky urban beat. it's pretty good although when I first heard it on the radio I thought it was kind of stupid. But after hearing it again at a friends house I became interested in the song.
The second song "Intimidated" is a wonderful funky mix of R&B, pop, and dance with chunky electro-beats. The song is full of attitude and confidence and should have been on her album instead of just being the B side for a single.


Another Triumph For Spears   November 18, 2001
 5 out of 5 found this review helpful

1.I'm A Slave 4 U (5/5) A hot dance track that's doing moderately well on the charts (debuted at 68, then 58, 58, 55, 49, now 40) It's climbing. It's a good dance track that is seriously under-rated. A great song with catchy beats!

2.I'm A Slave 4 U Instrumental (5/5) You have to get familar with the song first before you can really sing along without losing your place (especially with the talking) but it's cool to listen to even without talking and singing along.

3.Intimidated (4/5) Poor vocals but a catchy tune. I agree with the other reviewer that it reminds me of a Michael Jackson type song. Britney helped write it with Rodney Jerkins and the other people she did Let Me Be, Lonely, That's Where You Take Me, and Anticipating with. Great "B-Side"

4.Interview (4/5) Hard to follow along with unless you have the insert right next to you, but it lasts long enough for an official one (especially for on a SINGLE) Good questions for the most part and gives some stuff about Britney's film. No doubt you can find the text on a fansite.

Another great single for Britney. Next up: Not A Girl


Guilty Pleasure No. 715   July 20, 2002
 5 out of 6 found this review helpful

The overwhelming majority of material from Britney is just mind-blowingly bad. This much, most of you already know. But Spears hooked up with groovemeisters the Neptunes for this delicious piece of Prince-inspired funk. If His Royal Badness continued making good records, he might come up with something like this. Britney's voice is still lacking on this single, but the groove is too tight to resist. Indulge today, but you may hate yourself in the morning.