Here, virtue. Time to get buzzed on the hot goss from Hollywood hub with Abby. It's the

virtues entertainment bus. Britney Spears's memoir has been out for one day. And this

is the number one thing that people are talking about. First of all, I think we got to

give our girl a round of applause because the woman in me is the highest selling celeb

memoir in history after a single day of beat on the market. How crazy is that? I mean,

dude, all the tea that's being spilled and all the excerpts that they were using to

promote this thing. I don't doubt it because I mean, you're talking about one of the

biggest pop stars in the world. And then she's talking about another one of the biggest

pop stars in the world. It's no doubt that it's number one. And it's also all the tea that

people have wanted for years and years and years if you're a big Britney fan.

This has been 20 years in the making. Yeah. Yeah. So I honestly think sales were going

to skyrocket even more after this audio clip continues to gain traction on the internet.

This went viral yesterday. I haven't gotten to this part of the book yet. But when I listened

to it, I was like, I cannot wait to hear this little excerpt. So we already got the big

bombshells from the little tidbits of information that had linked leaked like the infidelity from

her relationship with JT drinking with her mom in the eighth grade. But this is the clip

that's making the rounds. So in the book, Britney talked about the difference between

and sink in the backstreet boys. She said that it seemed like the backstreet boys tried

to position themselves more as white artists, but in sync always hung out with black artists.

But Britney felt like sometimes they tried a little bit too hard to fit in. His band

in sync was what people back then called so Pimp. They were white boys, but they loved

hip-hop. To me, that's what separated them from the backstreet boys who seemed very consciously

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