The most disturbing photo of Britney Spears
By the time Britney shows up at a barbershop in February 2007 and, wielding the clippers herself, buzzes all her hair off, you start to feel adequately suffocated, as she must have felt in the days when print magazines were routinely spending $140,000 a week on photographs.
On Feb. 21, Daniel Ramos' persistence inspired a frustrated Britney, denied entry to K-Fed's house just minutes beforehand when she tried to visit their kids, to get out of her car outside a Jiffy Lube and start whacking the paparazzo's truck with an umbrella.
He admits in hindsight that none of them really thought about the human being on the other side of their cameras back then. In an era when some photos of Britney were selling for as much as $1 million, they simply wanted more shots.
"Working on her for so many years, she never gave a clue or information to us that 'I don't appreciate you guys, leave me the eff alone,'" Ramos says. The interviewer off-camera asks, "What about when she said 'leave me alone'?"
But she would only be talking about that day, the videographer insists. "It wasn't like 'leave me alone forever,' you know what I mean?"
