Britney Spears and Iggy Azalea Slay in "Pretty Girls" — Watch the Video Now!

Updated on May 15, 2015 at 3:30 PM

Britney Spears and Iggy Azalea's music video for "Pretty Girls" just dropped, and it's everything a true Britney loyalist could wish for. Fans of '80s movies will recognize the campy style and sci-fi moments from Earth Girls Are Easy, but there's also a lot of signature Britney elements to keep her fans happy. The choreography is on point and Brit looks hotter than ever in those revealing numbers, giving us major flashbacks to her most iconic moments over the years. We really should not be surprised, though, since pictures from the shoot gave us high hopes that the video would be awesome, and really, Britney has been dropping signs about a return to form for months now. Get your first look at Britney and Iggy's blast from the past in the clip below, and as we celebrate new music from your childhood idol, find out which Britney album you really are.

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