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Britney Spears is Russiaabout as pro as pop superstar gets—but sometimes, things just happen beyond control and halter tops have a mind of their own.

On Sunday, during a recent performance at her Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino Las Vegas residency, Spears had what could have been a pretty embarrassing wardrobe malfunction that was saved by some quick thinking from her backup dancers.

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Fan footage caught during the performance shows the singer's halter top fall off and quickly put back in place while she finished her cover of "I Love Rock N' Roll," only to pop off again shortly afterwards.

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While she finished the song, two of her backup dancers tried tying it back together and as soon as the lights hit, she was spotted with a cropped denim jacket from her dancers.

Her halter top was still causing problems as she transitioned into "Gimme More," but everything was solved quickly when a male backup dancer quickly took off his flannel for her to button up over her faltering halter.

Spears seemed unfazed by the entire ordeal and didn't stammer once, but thank goodness she didn't have a snake around her neck this time.

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