For her performance, B lifted several concepts from her award-winning Sin City residency. Still, this was a night to remember for the Britney Army, considering she hasn’t performed at a music festival in half a decade. So when Britney marched into the venue from the opposite end of the arena for her entrance into the sold-out T-Mobile Arena, you knew it was about to be a show-stopping spectacle.
Offering the crowd plenty of razzle dazzle and choreography with 8 female and 8 male backup dancers, Spears whipped her way through a number of hits, including "Womanizer" and "I'm A Slave 4 U," but it wasn't just her classics. During her set, she also lifted a dance tribute to the one and only Missy Elliott from her Vegas show. If you needed your dose of new B cuts, you had some Glory-ious choices, including "Do You Wanna Come Over?" as well as "Make Me," which featured a special guest appearance from G-Eazy for the finale performance. Similar to her 2016 MTV Video Music Awards rendition, Britney took on Bebe Rexha's duties for the "Make Me"/"Me, Myself & I" medley.
After the set, #iHeartBritney started to trend worldwide, so we're just going to say: It's Britney, b*tch.