Pink Causes Stir At Concert After Changing Lyrics That Called Out Britney Spears


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Pink is on her Summer Carnival tour, and subtly sent some love to Britney Spears as Spears deals with a very public divorce from Sam Asghari. While performing “Don’t Let Me Get Me,” Pink changed the original lyrics.

The original line is: “Tired of being compared to damn Britney Spears / She’s so pretty / That just ain’t me.”

She changed it to: “Tired of being compared to sweet Britney Spears / She’s so pretty / That just ain’t me.”

And the crowd loved the change, issuing a collective awwww.

Asghari filed for divorce last week—just hours after TMZ broke the news that he and Spears were separating after an argument involving cheating allegations. Spears has remained silent on the split (other than revealing she’s buying a horse), but a source told People that she’s “in great spirits despite everything going on.”

“Obviously it's never an easy thing to go through, but she’s remaining positive and focusing on the future,” the insider said, noting that Spears “is focused on her book release, has an upcoming writers’ camp and is getting songs from some big artists. Ideally she would love to do a new record soon, and maybe a powerful song for the book’s release.”

Alabama

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Is Drake raising a glass to his fans in the Heart of Dixie, since “God’s Plan” came in number one?

Alaska

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Zedd’s “The Middle,” featuring Maren Morris, is the most popular jam to get Alaskans’ workouts going.

Arizona

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They might feel there is “No Limit” to their workout while listening to G-Eazy’s hit.

Arkansas

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Drake clearly has Southern charm working for him, since “God’s Plan” wins here, too.

California

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The catchy beats of G-Eazy’s “No Limit” keep sweat sessions strong in the Golden State.

Colorado

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“The Middle” is an undeniable earworm, so it’s no surprise it wins the popularity contest here, too.

Connecticut

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The Constitution state isn’t immune to the charms of breakout hit “The Middle,” either.

Delaware

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Starting to see a pattern? Zedd’s “The Middle” wins here too, but Drake’s “God’s Plan” is a close second.

Washington, D.C.

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Even the nation’s capital isn't divisive about this one. They can’t get enough of “The Middle.”

Florida

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Apparently it’s “God’s Plan” for Drake’s hit to conquer The Sunshine State.

Georgia

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…and "God's Plan" wins Georgia, too.

Hawaii

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Across the lush islands, G-Eazy’s “No Limit” comes out on top.

Idaho

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Could “The Middle” be more popular than potatoes here?

Illinois

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Drake claims the top spot with “God’s Plan,” and number five as well with “Nice For What.”

Indiana

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That midwestern magic stays strong with Drake for “God’s Plan” yet again.

Iowa

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Drake does it once more with “God’s Plan,” and rounds out the top five with BlocBoy JB on “Look Alive.”

Kansas

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“God’s Plan” comes in at number one, making us wonder if Drake even has any competition in the Midwest.

Kentucky

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He's feeling the rainbow! Drake claims the top and fifth spot again, with “God’s Plan” and “Look Alive.”

Louisiana

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G-Eazy wins with “No Limit,” but you probably aren’t surprised to learn that “God’s Plan” nabs second place.

Maine

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“The Middle” makes it up North to conquer The Pine Tree State.

Maryland

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What’s popular in Maryland? Crabs and G-Eazy’s “No Limit.”

Massachusetts

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Zedd’s “The Middle” wins by a long shot here.

Michigan

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Sorry Drake and Zedd—Eminem gets a win in The Great Lakes State with “Till I Collapse.”

Minnesota

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“The Middle” is the champ once more, with “God’s Plan” and “Till I Collapse” placing second and third.

Mississippi

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Drake might be crying a (Mississippi) river—he loses the top spot to G-Eazy’s “No Limit.”

Missouri

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Drake beats G-Eazy out again for number one with “God’s Plan.”

Montana

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If locals go for a run in Big Sky Country, chances are “The Middle” will be their soundtrack.

Nebraska

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In the Cornhusker State, Eminem pumps up workouts with “Till I Collapse.”

Nevada

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If you were the gambling sort—hey, we’re talking the home of Las Vegas here—you’d probably put your money on Drake or Zedd. But the underdog who votes on The Weeknd’s “Starboy” will take home the jackpot.

New Hampshire

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The Granite State’s residents are most likely to rock out to Zedd’s “The Middle.”

New Jersey

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Things are coming up roses for Zedd in the Garden State, with the “The Middle” winning.

New Mexico

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G-Eazy is breaking bad (get it?!) with “No Limit.”

New York

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Sorry Jay-Z: The Empire State tunes in to “The Middle.”

North Carolina

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Drake conquers another southern state with “God’s Plan.”

North Dakota

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Go running through the Great Plains here and chances are Eminem’s “Till I Collapse” will be the soundtrack.

Ohio

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Take a wild guess! Yep, Drake wins again with “God’s Plan.”

Oklahoma

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The Sooner State will sooner listen to “God’s Plan.”

Oregon

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The Beaver State works its tail to Zedd’s “The Middle.”

Pennsylvania

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Drake locks down The Keystone State (see what we did there?) with “God’s Plan.”

Rhode Island

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Their state nickname, Little Rhody, would also make a good stage name. And their music would probably sound a lot like Zedd’s “The Middle.”

South Carolina

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(Myrtle) Beach, please. “God’s Plan” wins yet again.

South Dakota

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Just like their northern neighbor, Eminem’s “Till I Collapse” claims the top spot.

Tennessee

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What would Elvis think of the number one, “God’s Plan”?

Texas

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Just like The Lone Star State, Drake knows how to go big or go home with “God’s Plan.”

Utah

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With striking desert landscapes and magnificent mountains, who doesn’t want to work up a sweat in the great outdoors? And while listening to Eminem’s “Till I Collapse,” of course.

Vermont

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Do you think they even play “The Middle” in The Vermont Country Store?

Virginia

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Virginia is for lovers—and “God’s Plan” by Drake.

Washington

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The Evergreen State tunes into G-Eazy’s “No Limit” for workout time.

West Virginia

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If you were to mine their playlists, you’d probably find Eminem’s “Till I Collapse.”

Wisconsin

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What’s not cheesy here? Breaking a sweat to Zedd’s “The Middle.”

Wyoming

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Somewhere in the Rocky Mountains people are moving to the beat of Zedd’s “The Middle.”

Meanwhile, Asghari’s rep shut down reports that he’s threatening to exploit Spears to change the terms of their prenup. “There are many claims that Sam is challenging the prenup and threatening to exploit his ex-wife with videos,” the rep told E! News. “However, all these claims are false, as no negative intention has ever been directed towards her and never will be.”

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