this was to promote part of the end of her 1st album and it was a cover that was shot by david la chappelle who everyone knows who to talk for. there are bits of control that really she had, but it was really up to rolling stone and to the top or for she actually has very little control nor did the label. have any control over the styling of that photo shoot, shoot took place actually at home in louisiana. and the set was built against that backdrop. but it really kind of took on a life of its own. and many of us as a label like many of us, my personal feelings about it were that i really disliked it intensely because it really didn't reflect who i knew was. and i thought that it was kind of creating a tangent in her career and her image that really didn't need to happen. and so unfortunately we were left with it that this was the cover. yes, it's my conduct, but as far as what i see in it, i see a character when do you decide why did you decide i side because i think that what we're experiencing in seeing in and see that that image is the tension that our culture has around sex and what ou

story, was rolling stone magazine being shot by this very famous, very infamous photographer david la chappelle, who was known for sexual as in all of his subjects. and every one was conners that he was doing this. and she was thrilled just to be on the cover of rolling stone, but after it came out with the teletubbies in her arms, and there was all this innuendo. no one really thought that that was a brilliant piece of art. it was seen as exploitive. i would bring in the voice of professor lisa peacock habit and she outlines the idea of we have the celebrities, they reach a peak, and then somehow that peak then descends into some awful kind of tragedy. this is how lisa something i have a listen. the media both helped to create britney spears and destroy her. the depictions allowed grown men to sexualize her and prompted young girls to walk to be just like her. her downfall was really treated like reality show that we were all watching in real time. and emitted mixes of brittany taught women that their social value was implicitly tied to their body. but more importantly, once their sexual capit