New video is both a big-budget spectacle and oddly organic. By James Montgomery Britney Spears in her “Hold It Against Me” video Photo: Jive It’s not a stretch to call “Hold It Against Me” the most anticipated video of Britney Spears’ 11-year career; after all, how many of her clips were preceded by a two-week teaser-thon that drove tens of millions of video streams and fans to the brink? It’s too soon to tell where the video will settle into Ms. Spears’ pantheon of visually innovative music videos: pop-culture touchstone like ” … Baby One More Time” (the schoolgirl outfit) or “Oops! … I Did It Again” (the red-leather catsuit), the darkly foreboding “Everytime” or
