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10 Things You Never Knew About Britney Spears

Britney Spears is an everyday champion. Not only does she totally kick butt both onstage and at the gym, but she also keeps things casual and relatable with her fans on social media. Spears is known for her candid Instagram posts, but yesterday, she stepped things up on her Tumblr account too.

In a Tumblr Q&A with fans, Brit got real about her hobbies, career, and upcoming new album. The most important thing we learned? She has the exact same ~quality~ taste in TV as most of us fans do. “

is my favorite show of all time,” she wrote on Tumblr. “

.” Here’s what else the pop star shared…

“Hard to say—I love them all! One of my favorites of course is ‘Make Me,’ which is why it’s the first single.”

On what it was like to work with rapper G-Eazy on her single ‘Make Me\':

“He’s such an amazing talent. It was fun! His rap really took the song to a new level.”

“The body jewels outfit from the ‘Toxic’ video!”

“I’ll just say this…We really explored some new things.”

On whether her new music will be added to her Las Vegas residency performances:

“Well this is a funny one. Just played it for first time with my sons! It was soooo hot outside!”

“I love to read!” (P.S.: She recommends “anything Danielle Steele.”)

And last but definitely not least, her epic response to a question about what we can expect from her next music video:

Heck yes. Thanks for sharing, Britney! We’ll be over here not-so-patiently waiting for that new album.

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