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I'd actually be surprised if the retrospective deal with Warner, The Biopic and the greatest hits tour being the first time she's actually allowed herself to look back and then her nearly dying a few weeks before launch night hasn't totally spooked her. Like she was tempting  fate.
MJ was just about to embark on his final ever tour.
Prince was writing his Biography and the first Deluxe of any of his albums in Purple Rain.
George Michael was just finishing his documentary Freedom about his life and wrapping up the Deluxe for Listen a few months before they all died. 
Mama was probably like..." do not tempt the gods"

No we've got another three years of this groundbreaking deal to endure. Hanky Hanky picture disc up next with new Warner logo. 

No we've got another three years of this groundbreaking deal to endure. Hanky Hanky picture disc up next with new Warner logo. 

No we've got another three years of this groundbreaking deal to endure. Hanky Hanky picture disc up next with new Warner logo. 

No we've got another three years of this groundbreaking deal to endure. Hanky Hanky picture disc up next with new Warner logo. 

Madame X wasn’t a very personal album it was an album concerned with world affairs and world influences. 
 
Medellin had a couple of self referential points “forgave myself for being me” But it was very much the Anti-American Life redux. American Life was highly personal and inward looking in respect to the world around her. Madame X was outward facing. 
Social Justice, Gun Crime, Redemption, the afflicted. Madame X as a theme was literally just a metaphor that could maybe aligned with the musical dressing up box of the sounds and languages used. 
 
MDNA really should have been more interesting but it was really a call from Madonna to herself to remind her of her old self pre Guy. Forced fun. Like a woman who hasn’t seen friends for years calling up a few of her old girl mates to go out on the town again to recapture the energy she had when she was free and single. Except she sits there in the club, music pounding, and realises she’s moved on from that version of herself and can’t hide the bitterness and sorrow she feels. Thats why there’s no real joy on that album. Apart from maybe six drinks in on I’m A Sinner where she’s drunkenly telling the hot barman what a slag she used to be in her heyday. 
 
Rebel / Heart was supposed to be the concept and some brief reference to the apocalypse but neither came through and it ended up being a mixtape. 
 
I think the next record could genuinely be more special than ever. Her social media posts have been really rather touching of late and she’s unearthing an eloquence that seems very real. Something I really feel we only saw a glimpse of in the last 15 years. Maybe only in her billboard woman of the year speech. I think looking back and the near death experience will have given her fresh eyes. 
 
I also feel like
THE RESURRECTION 
is a great title for something M related considering what’s happened. 
A new album, A greatest hits, a reimagined reworking of her old stuff would fit beautifully. 
 
anyway. Exciting times ahead at last. 

Madame X wasn’t a very personal album it was an album concerned with world affairs and world influences. 
 
Medellin had a couple of self referential points “forgave myself for being me” But it was very much the Anti-American Life redux. American Life was highly personal and inward looking in respect to the world around her. Madame X was outward facing. 
Social Justice, Gun Crime, Redemption, the afflicted. Madame X as a theme was literally just a metaphor that could maybe aligned with the musical dressing up box of the sounds and languages used. 
 
MDNA really should have been more interesting but it was really a call from Madonna to herself to remind her of her old self pre Guy. Forced fun. Like a woman who hasn’t seen friends for years calling up a few of her old girl mates to go out on the town again to recapture the energy she had when she was free and single. Except she sits there in the club, music pounding, and realises she’s moved on from that version of herself and can’t hide the bitterness and sorrow she feels. Thats why there’s no real joy on that album. Apart from maybe six drinks in on I’m A Sinner where she’s drunkenly telling the hot barman what a slag she used to be in her heyday. 
 
Rebel / Heart was supposed to be the concept and some brief reference to the apocalypse but neither came through and it ended up being a mixtape. 
 
I think the next record could genuinely be more special than ever. Her social media posts have been really rather touching of late and she’s unearthing an eloquence that seems very real. Something I really feel we only saw a glimpse of in the last 15 years. Maybe only in her billboard woman of the year speech. I think looking back and the near death experience will have given her fresh eyes. 
 
I also feel like
THE RESURRECTION 
is a great title for something M related considering what’s happened. 
A new album, A greatest hits, a reimagined reworking of her old stuff would fit beautifully. 
 
anyway. Exciting times ahead at last. 

Madame X wasn’t a very personal album it was an album concerned with world affairs and world influences. 
 
Medellin had a couple of self referential points “forgave myself for being me” But it was very much the Anti-American Life redux. American Life was highly personal and inward looking in respect to the world around her. Madame X was outward facing. 
Social Justice, Gun Crime, Redemption, the afflicted. Madame X as a theme was literally just a metaphor that could maybe aligned with the musical dressing up box of the sounds and languages used. 
 
MDNA really should have been more interesting but it was really a call from Madonna to herself to remind her of her old self pre Guy. Forced fun. Like a woman who hasn’t seen friends for years calling up a few of her old girl mates to go out on the town again to recapture the energy she had when she was free and single. Except she sits there in the club, music pounding, and realises she’s moved on from that version of herself and can’t hide the bitterness and sorrow she feels. Thats why there’s no real joy on that album. Apart from maybe six drinks in on I’m A Sinner where she’s drunkenly telling the hot barman what a slag she used to be in her heyday. 
 
Rebel / Heart was supposed to be the concept and some brief reference to the apocalypse but neither came through and it ended up being a mixtape. 
 
I think the next record could genuinely be more special than ever. Her social media posts have been really rather touching of late and she’s unearthing an eloquence that seems very real. Something I really feel we only saw a glimpse of in the last 15 years. Maybe only in her billboard woman of the year speech. I think looking back and the near death experience will have given her fresh eyes. 
 
I also feel like
THE RESURRECTION 
is a great title for something M related considering what’s happened. 
A new album, A greatest hits, a reimagined reworking of her old stuff would fit beautifully. 
 
anyway. Exciting times ahead at last. 

The near death experience is really going to give her some great material for the next album. I feel like she’s been lacking a theme since the poorly executed MDNA. I wish she was in love again too. I love in love Madonna. Where’s that good 40-50 something year old hot man she really needs in her life. 

😆👏🙌 I love this interpretation of this song.

Madame X wasn’t a very personal album it was an album concerned with world affairs and world influences. 
 
Medellin had a couple of self referential points “forgave myself for being me” But it was very much the Anti-American Life redux. American Life was highly personal and inward looking in respect to the world around her. Madame X was outward facing. 
Social Justice, Gun Crime, Redemption, the afflicted. Madame X as a theme was literally just a metaphor that could maybe aligned with the musical dressing up box of the sounds and languages used. 
 
MDNA really should have been more interesting but it was really a call from Madonna to herself to remind her of her old self pre Guy. Forced fun. Like a woman who hasn’t seen friends for years calling up a few of her old girl mates to go out on the town again to recapture the energy she had when she was free and single. Except she sits there in the club, music pounding, and realises she’s moved on from that version of herself and can’t hide the bitterness and sorrow she feels. Thats why there’s no real joy on that album. Apart from maybe six drinks in on I’m A Sinner where she’s drunkenly telling the hot barman what a slag she used to be in her heyday. 
 
Rebel / Heart was supposed to be the concept and some brief reference to the apocalypse but neither came through and it ended up being a mixtape. 
 
I think the next record could genuinely be more special than ever. Her social media posts have been really rather touching of late and she’s unearthing an eloquence that seems very real. Something I really feel we only saw a glimpse of in the last 15 years. Maybe only in her billboard woman of the year speech. I think looking back and the near death experience will have given her fresh eyes. 
 
I also feel like
THE RESURRECTION 
is a great title for something M related considering what’s happened. 
A new album, A greatest hits, a reimagined reworking of her old stuff would fit beautifully. 
 
anyway. Exciting times ahead at last. 

The near death experience is really going to give her some great material for the next album. I feel like she’s been lacking a theme since the poorly executed MDNA. I wish she was in love again too. I love in love Madonna. Where’s that good 40-50 something year old hot man she really needs in her life. 

It comes up but there’s nothing to stream 

It comes up but there’s nothing to stream 

She was in his video for Gang Signs back in 2021
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=291880789081800

Madame X wasn’t a very personal album it was an album concerned with world affairs and world influences. 
 
Medellin had a couple of self referential points “forgave myself for being me” But it was very much the Anti-American Life redux. American Life was highly personal and inward looking in respect to the world around her. Madame X was outward facing. 
Social Justice, Gun Crime, Redemption, the afflicted. Madame X as a theme was literally just a metaphor that could maybe aligned with the musical dressing up box of the sounds and languages used. 
 
MDNA really should have been more interesting but it was really a call from Madonna to herself to remind her of her old self pre Guy. Forced fun. Like a woman who hasn’t seen friends for years calling up a few of her old girl mates to go out on the town again to recapture the energy she had when she was free and single. Except she sits there in the club, music pounding, and realises she’s moved on from that version of herself and can’t hide the bitterness and sorrow she feels. Thats why there’s no real joy on that album. Apart from maybe six drinks in on I’m A Sinner where she’s drunkenly telling the hot barman what a slag she used to be in her heyday. 
 
Rebel / Heart was supposed to be the concept and some brief reference to the apocalypse but neither came through and it ended up being a mixtape. 
 
I think the next record could genuinely be more special than ever. Her social media posts have been really rather touching of late and she’s unearthing an eloquence that seems very real. Something I really feel we only saw a glimpse of in the last 15 years. Maybe only in her billboard woman of the year speech. I think looking back and the near death experience will have given her fresh eyes. 
 
I also feel like
THE RESURRECTION 
is a great title for something M related considering what’s happened. 
A new album, A greatest hits, a reimagined reworking of her old stuff would fit beautifully. 
 
anyway. Exciting times ahead at last. 

Madame X wasn’t a very personal album it was an album concerned with world affairs and world influences. 
 
Medellin had a couple of self referential points “forgave myself for being me” But it was very much the Anti-American Life redux. American Life was highly personal and inward looking in respect to the world around her. Madame X was outward facing. 
Social Justice, Gun Crime, Redemption, the afflicted. Madame X as a theme was literally just a metaphor that could maybe aligned with the musical dressing up box of the sounds and languages used. 
 
MDNA really should have been more interesting but it was really a call from Madonna to herself to remind her of her old self pre Guy. Forced fun. Like a woman who hasn’t seen friends for years calling up a few of her old girl mates to go out on the town again to recapture the energy she had when she was free and single. Except she sits there in the club, music pounding, and realises she’s moved on from that version of herself and can’t hide the bitterness and sorrow she feels. Thats why there’s no real joy on that album. Apart from maybe six drinks in on I’m A Sinner where she’s drunkenly telling the hot barman what a slag she used to be in her heyday. 
 
Rebel / Heart was supposed to be the concept and some brief reference to the apocalypse but neither came through and it ended up being a mixtape. 
 
I think the next record could genuinely be more special than ever. Her social media posts have been really rather touching of late and she’s unearthing an eloquence that seems very real. Something I really feel we only saw a glimpse of in the last 15 years. Maybe only in her billboard woman of the year speech. I think looking back and the near death experience will have given her fresh eyes. 
 
I also feel like
THE RESURRECTION 
is a great title for something M related considering what’s happened. 
A new album, A greatest hits, a reimagined reworking of her old stuff would fit beautifully. 
 
anyway. Exciting times ahead at last. 

Madame X wasn’t a very personal album it was an album concerned with world affairs and world influences. 
 
Medellin had a couple of self referential points “forgave myself for being me” But it was very much the Anti-American Life redux. American Life was highly personal and inward looking in respect to the world around her. Madame X was outward facing. 
Social Justice, Gun Crime, Redemption, the afflicted. Madame X as a theme was literally just a metaphor that could maybe aligned with the musical dressing up box of the sounds and languages used. 
 
MDNA really should have been more interesting but it was really a call from Madonna to herself to remind her of her old self pre Guy. Forced fun. Like a woman who hasn’t seen friends for years calling up a few of her old girl mates to go out on the town again to recapture the energy she had when she was free and single. Except she sits there in the club, music pounding, and realises she’s moved on from that version of herself and can’t hide the bitterness and sorrow she feels. Thats why there’s no real joy on that album. Apart from maybe six drinks in on I’m A Sinner where she’s drunkenly telling the hot barman what a slag she used to be in her heyday. 
 
Rebel / Heart was supposed to be the concept and some brief reference to the apocalypse but neither came through and it ended up being a mixtape. 
 
I think the next record could genuinely be more special than ever. Her social media posts have been really rather touching of late and she’s unearthing an eloquence that seems very real. Something I really feel we only saw a glimpse of in the last 15 years. Maybe only in her billboard woman of the year speech. I think looking back and the near death experience will have given her fresh eyes. 
 
I also feel like
THE RESURRECTION 
is a great title for something M related considering what’s happened. 
A new album, A greatest hits, a reimagined reworking of her old stuff would fit beautifully. 
 
anyway. Exciting times ahead at last. 

A Beyoncé duet is so predictable and boring.
Imagine if she did a duet with Cher, that would be insane and get all the old gays frothing.

She divorced him 

Maybe if Guy hadn't taken half. Most of her donations will actually be tax avoidance . Not to diminish her contributions in any way bit that what a lot of rich people do in the name of philanthropy 

I hope you know who is excited about announcing this weeks "release" info on socials 
 
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Maybe if Guy hadn't taken half. Most of her donations will actually be tax avoidance . Not to diminish her contributions in any way bit that what a lot of rich people do in the name of philanthropy