The 'Toxic' hitmaker debuts a steamy alternative artwork for her 2016 studio album after it jumped to the top spot on the iTunes chart following fan campaign.
- May 11, 2020
AceShowbiz - Britney Spears has unveiled new, alternative artwork for her 2016 album "Glory", following a fan campaign which saw the record top the U.S. iTunes Pop Chart.
After Mariah Carey fans managed to land her 2008 album "E=MC2" at the top of the iTunes Chart with the #JusticeForEMC2 campaign, Britney fans wanted a piece of the action and took to social media in a bid to secure justice for "Glory".
Following their efforts, the record made it to number one on the chart and the 38-year-old pop icon rejoiced with fans online over the achievement.
On Friday, May 8, 2020, the "Toxic" star continued to celebrate the record by changing the cover art without warning, replacing its original photo of her backlit face with a brand new snap, showing her stretched out amid chains along a desert landscape.
"You asked for a new Glory cover and since it went to number one we had to make it happen," Britney wrote alongside the new cover image. "Couldn't have done it without you all."
The new photo, in which the star simply wears a barely-there golden one-piece, had garnered almost half a million likes within hours of being posted.
When the album topped the charts earlier this month, Britney told fans online, "WOW!!!! I was not expecting to see this today .... you guys are amazing !!!!! I love this album and am happy to see you do too !!!!"
