DJs support #FreeBritney movement

Since the beginning of last year, we have been watching the #FreeBritney movement, which began as a conspiracy theory of Britney Spears fans missing the missing pop princess from the radar, but took an unexpected turn on June 23 in a Los Angeles court.

According to US law, guardianship (aka conservatorship or guardianship) is the appointment by a court of a guardian or guardian to manage the financial affairs, daily life of another person due to old age or physical or mental disabilities. A person who comes under guardianship is completely dependent on their guardian. Finance, personal life, interaction with the outside world - everything is in the power of the guardian. A ward (conservatee) has no more rights than a minor child, with the amendment that anyone, regardless of kinship, can become a guardian.

Why did one of the most popular women in the world find herself in such a situation?

If you love documentaries as I love them, "Framing Britney Spears", released on the Hulu platform in February this year, will give you the answer.

The Free Britney movement is gaining momentum, despite the fact that Britney never speaks publicly on the subject. Fans are reaching a new level of activity by meticulously researching all the available information. Various conspiracy theories are starting to circulate online, drawing more and more attention to the topic. FreeBritney has public support for Cher, Miley Cyrus, Paris Hilton, Courtney Love, and recently Elon Musk.

Alison Wonderland, Anna Lunoe, Vassy, Dani Deahl, Tiësto, Diplo and others have expressed their support for Britney Spears. 

"reading britney’s court address makes me sick. imagine not being allowed to take an IUD out of ur own body cos someone else has the rights. FREE BRITTNEY", @annalunoe shared via her twitter.

Many other artists, such as Alison Wonderland, Diplo and more, shared posts on social media to defend the pop star warrior, who described herself as “traumatized” by the “abusive” guardianship.