Britney Spears Approves Of Cardi B Shouting Her Out In ‘Put It On Da Floor Again’ With Latto

Britney Spears Approves Of Cardi B Shouting Her Out In 'Put It On Da Floor Again' With Latto | Rich Fury and Valerie Macon via Getty Images

Cardi B jumped on the remix to Latto's "Put It On Da Floor" and name-dropped pop queen Britney Spears.

"N***a, cry for what?/ B***h, these are Denim Tears/ I'm sexy dancing in the house/ I feel like Britney Spears," she raps.

Spears often releases clips of her dancing in different rooms throughout her home. In her latest video posted on Monday, the pop icon and her husband Sam Asghari d onned complimentary brown ensembles while playing with their dogs and kissing in front of the camera.

The clip's soundtrack featured part of Cardi B's verse mentioned above, which appeared to be Spears' digital stamp of approval.

In 2019, Cardi B opened up about being a fan of the 41-year-old singer. She expressed her support when Entertainment Tonight asked how she felt about Spears checking herself into rehab.

"I'm a very big Britney Spears fan. I love you and I totally understand, fame will totally drive you insane," she said.

Spears' iconic career began in 1992 when she was cast in the 1990's revival of The Mickey Mouse Club. The ensemble cast also included Justin Timberlake, Ryan Gosling and Christina Aguilera.

During her active years, Spears earned six No. 1 albums on the Billboard 200 and scored 14 top 10 hits on the Billboard Hot 100, including "…Baby One More Time," "Womanizer," "I'm a Slave 4 U" and "Toxic."

Between 2007 and 2008, Spears went through a highly publicized breakdown. Images of her shaving her head in a salon and attempting to hit car windows with an umbrella were on the front pages of tabloids worldwide.

Due to the stress of divorcing her then-husband Kevin Federline, Spears checked herself into rehab. She returned to music shortly after her but was under the watchful eye of her father due to a court-approved conservatorship that lasted for 13 years.

According to US Magazine, her father Jamie Spears and attorney Andrew Wallet were responsible for making all major personal and financial decisions on behalf of the singer.

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In 2021, a judge brought the 13-year conservatorship to an end, taking control away from Jamie. During court hearings, Spears expressed that she was ready to get her life back.

"The main reason why I'm here is because I want to end the conservatorship without being evaluated," she said. "I just want my life back. It's been 13 years, and it's enough."