Remember when Christina Aguilera got DIRRTY?

Most of our favorite singers throughout time have gone through their "good girl gone bad era." From Rihanna, Janet Jackson, Britney Spears, Ariana Grande, Miley Cyrus, but it is impossible to mention all of these women, without highlighting one of the most iconic and controversial musical evolutions from Christina Aguilera in 2002. After spending the next few years after her debut releasing a Spanish album and a Christmas album, Christina returned in 2002 with new management, a new image, a new alter ego known as 'Xtina', and a new album titled Stripped where she was ready to get vulnerable and showcase a certain rawness and realness fans and critics haven't seen from her before. For her comeback song, Christina led with the lead single, 'Dirrty' featuring rapper Redman officially released on September 3rd 2002. With this more matured and authentic musical vision for Christina, she said she listened to a lot of hip hop music during this time, and she was inspired to create a more harder and explosive sound. One of her favorite songs around this time was the song 'Let's Get Dirty' by Redman, which was produced by Rockwilder.

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