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People out here coming out of comas and shit. 
 
 

People out here coming out of comas and shit. 
 
 

Some of y’all haven’t released your wiggle and it shows 
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People out here coming out of comas and shit. 
 
 

Some of y’all haven’t released your wiggle and it shows 
🚬🚬🚬🚬🚬🚬🚬🚬🚬🚬🚬🚬🚬🚬
🍑🍑🍑🍑🍑🍑🍑🍑🍑🍑🍑🍑🍑 🍑 

People out here coming out of comas and shit. 
 
 

People out here coming out of comas and shit. 
 
 

Some of y’all haven’t released your wiggle and it shows 
🚬🚬🚬🚬🚬🚬🚬🚬🚬🚬🚬🚬🚬🚬
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Did I hear someone say strike a pose

People out here coming out of comas and shit. 
 
 

People out here coming out of comas and shit. 
 
 

People out here coming out of comas and shit. 
 
 

People out here coming out of comas and shit. 
 
 

People out here coming out of comas and shit. 
 
 

People out here coming out of comas and shit. 
 
 

Posted on the Spotify thread but this deserves to be seen here too.
Great debut day for "MATERIAL GWORRLLLLLLLL!" on Spotify:
203.081 streams
This has the potential to be quite good for her.

Madonna journey with the gay community has been authentic and lived through. Even before she was a gay icon. We all know this. Yes there have been appropriation claims because it is actually right to question these things and have the dialogue,  but no one brought more attention and centred queer people of colour in mainstream culture more than Madonna up and to that point. Periodt. An artist at her peak powers. 
 
This remix straddles the line between a thank you to an amazing and pioneering ally and recentres people of colour in the call outs. It couldn’t be more perfect in that sense. Like… couldn’t be more perfect. Ain’t no shit to stir here. I came up through these times and I never remember any PoC queens from my house having any kind of problem with Madonna or Vogue. On the contrary.  They were out there on the dancefloor maybe even moreso in a “ok this my moment clear out I’m coming through” kinda way. It was powerful and celebratory and the lyrics to Vogue were inclusive too to make sure people knew everybody was invited. Madonna has proven her credentials and commitment to black culture, women, and queer culture repeatedly since day one. 
There is zero slight or shade from Bey here. It’s all love. 
Get into it. 

I mean. I’m just here to enjoy the music. 
Let the basics basic.. 
Did everyone enjoy the Madoncé ?
I thought the Madoncé was lovely. 

Madonna journey with the gay community has been authentic and lived through. Even before she was a gay icon. We all know this. Yes there have been appropriation claims because it is actually right to question these things and have the dialogue,  but no one brought more attention and centred queer people of colour in mainstream culture more than Madonna up and to that point. Periodt. An artist at her peak powers. 
 
This remix straddles the line between a thank you to an amazing and pioneering ally and recentres people of colour in the call outs. It couldn’t be more perfect in that sense. Like… couldn’t be more perfect. Ain’t no shit to stir here. I came up through these times and I never remember any PoC queens from my house having any kind of problem with Madonna or Vogue. On the contrary.  They were out there on the dancefloor maybe even moreso in a “ok this my moment clear out I’m coming through” kinda way. It was powerful and celebratory and the lyrics to Vogue were inclusive too to make sure people knew everybody was invited. Madonna has proven her credentials and commitment to black culture, women, and queer culture repeatedly since day one. 
There is zero slight or shade from Bey here. It’s all love. 
Get into it. 

I mean. I’m just here to enjoy the music. 
Let the basics basic.. 
Did everyone enjoy the Madoncé ?
I thought the Madoncé was lovely. 

Madonna posting a video of Queens Remix with Janet showing up in the video call outs.
Hell hath frozen (on fire remix) over l,
my acne is healed
and my overdraft has cleared. 

Girl miss Big Freda is singing “release your trade” over the damn thing and she’s naked on a disco ball horse. It’s gay as fuck 🤣🤣

Madonna journey with the gay community has been authentic and lived through. Even before she was a gay icon. We all know this. Yes there have been appropriation claims because it is actually right to question these things and have the dialogue,  but no one brought more attention and centred queer people of colour in mainstream culture more than Madonna up and to that point. Periodt. An artist at her peak powers. 
 
This remix straddles the line between a thank you to an amazing and pioneering ally and recentres people of colour in the call outs. It couldn’t be more perfect in that sense. Like… couldn’t be more perfect. Ain’t no shit to stir here. I came up through these times and I never remember any PoC queens from my house having any kind of problem with Madonna or Vogue. On the contrary.  They were out there on the dancefloor maybe even moreso in a “ok this my moment clear out I’m coming through” kinda way. It was powerful and celebratory and the lyrics to Vogue were inclusive too to make sure people knew everybody was invited. Madonna has proven her credentials and commitment to black culture, women, and queer culture repeatedly since day one. 
There is zero slight or shade from Bey here. It’s all love. 
Get into it. 

The rap being homage to all the amazing queens of colour while Bey and Madge host the cookout. 
This is gay fan fiction and I fucking live! 
 

I mean. I’m just here to enjoy the music. 
Let the basics basic.. 
Did everyone enjoy the Madoncé ?
I thought the Madoncé was lovely.