Oops! Britney Spears' 'Glory' Album Leaks And Fans Are Besides Themselves

Oops! She did it again. Or, more like the internet did it again. Britney Spears' new album, Glory, dropped in Mexico on Saturday, August 20. That means all 17 tracks of the full-length album have leaked onto the internet by fans who wanted to share the excitement with the rest of the Britney Army.

Britney Spears' fans have been throwing a #GloryIsLeakingParty on social media all weekend long. Fans in Mexico were the first to get their hands on Spears' new album. Some of them even took to social media and message boards to leak the remaining tracks from the album, so that their fellow fans could listen, as well.

A music store in Mexico started selling copies of Britney Spears 'Glory' a week before its release. [Photo by Scott Gries/ImageDirect]According to RecentlyHeard.com, not all of Britney's fans are excited about this leak. Fans around the world weren't happy when they heard that a music store in Mexico accidentally released Glory a week ahead of its expected release, Friday, August 26. One music store, which has been unidentified, stocked it shelves early, leading to fans posting photos of the album online. Fans even purchased copies of Britney's new album before the store could realize the mistake that it made. Oops, indeed.

So many more things on the way... #Glory is coming soon. Pre-order now: https://t.co/GyJGkc2ppt pic.twitter.com/GgpTlKBXer

— Britney Spears (@britneyspears) August 14, 2016

Loyal fans of the singer are also not too happy to hear that her tracks have been floating around. They think that this will ruin Spears' chance of debuting her album at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 along with the iTunes charts. But, Spears' chances could already be blown since R&B singer Frank Ocean released his new visual album, Endless, along with his second new release, Blonde, on Apple Music and iTunes.

#Glory is now available for pre-order on @AppleMusic https://t.co/GyJGkc2ppt

— Britney Spears (@britneyspears) August 4, 2016

Other musicians releasing new music that day include Florida Georgia Line, Celine Dion, and Barbara Streisand, some which could kick Britney out of the top spot. But, Britney's team is on it, according to Unreality TV. They have been doing everything they can to take down the links and to stop the album from leaking. This may not ruin Britney's chance at success. Many who have listened to the album have been raving about it and claim that it's her best work in a long time. Some have even called it a mix between Blackout and In The Zone — two fan favorites.

For now, here's the full tracklist for Glory, according to DirectLyrics.com.

1. Invitation
2. Make Me (feat. G-Eazy)
3. Private Show
4. Man On the Moon
5. Just Love Me
6. Clumsy
7. Do You Wanna Come Over?
8. Slumber Party
9. Just Like Me
10. Love Me Down
11. Hard to Forget Ya
12. What You Need
13. Better
14. Change Your Mind
15. Liar
16. If I'm Dancing
17. Coupure Electrique

Other collaborators rumored to be on the album include Bloodpop, Cashmere Cat, Dan Books, Karen Kwak, Jason Evigan, Ian Kirkpatrick, Oscar Görres, and Robopop, just to name a few. It's also been rumored that Spears has written a few of the tracks on Glory.

So far, Britney has teased the new songs "Clumsy," "Invitation," "Private Show," and her sexiest one yet, "Do You Wanna Come Over." But, according to Britney's fans, there are plenty of sizzling tracks on the album.

Leading up to her album release, Spears is set to perform at the 2016 MTV VMAs and is to appear on Carpool Karaoke with James Corden.

It's not just a stage. It's a story… @MTV #VMAs August 28. pic.twitter.com/crfeNGKhMe

— Britney Spears (@britneyspears) August 16, 2016

Took a ride around LA with @JKCorden & did a little #CarpoolKaraoke Watch the @latelateshow on 8/25 to see it! pic.twitter.com/7DYvWPtOPS

— Britney Spears (@britneyspears) August 10, 2016

Glory is the ninth studio album from Britney Spears. It includes 17 tracks and two tracks on the rumored deluxe version, including the lead single "Make Me" featuring rapper G-Eazy. What are your thoughts on her new album? Have you listened to any of the leaked tracks yet? If so, sound off below in the comments section.

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