We’re a slave 4 Tyla’s Coachella weekend two performance look.

The singer who is known for the song “Truth or Dare” showed her admiration for Britney Spears on Friday. She wore an outfit that was inspired by Britney’s famous performance of “I’m a Slave 4 U” at the 2001 MTV Video Music Awards.

Tyla mimicked the “Toxic” singer’s look by wearing a green bralette top featuring blue accents and a pair of dark denim cutoff shorts with green and jeweled fringe pieces. She accessorized the look with a large silver body chain that covered her front down to her waist.

She also opted for some wavy hair extensions, straying from her usual short hairstyle. She also wore a colorful makeup look with heavy pink eyeshadow.

The young pop star hasn’t shied away from giving Spears her flowers in the past.

As a Billboard 2025 Women in Music Impact honoree, she named the “Womanizer” hitmaker as one of her musical inspirations in March.

She also isn’t the only celeb to pay tribute to Spears with their own versions of her legendary looks.

Other stars including Megan Thee Stallion and Tate McRae have also referenced the pop star’s looks. The Houston-bred rapper did a similar tribute to Britney’s “Slave 4 U” performance when she hosted the VMAs in 2024.

McRae also took a note from Spears at the show by wearing a racy black dress like the “Gimme More” songstress’ 2001 Dolce & Gabbana outfit she wore at the 2001 VMAs.

The South African singer, 23, wore yet another Y2K-inspired look for the festival’s first weekend, wearing vintage Dolce.

She looked glam on stage while wearing a silk jacquard belted skirt featuring glass fringes from the brand’s spring 2000 collection.

On her upper half, she covered herself (barely) with a white crop-top tied in a knot at the front which she paired over a gold-sequined bra.

She finished the look with a pair of mesh tights that had several large cutouts, giving her look an edgy flair.

For jewelry, she accessorized with some gold and silver pieces from Pandora.

The “Water” singer was announced as a Pandora ambassador prior to her Coachella 2025 performance on April 8, according to Women’s Wear Daily.