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Damn she's really famous in food products !!!

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thank you great photos!!! 

I was doing grocery shopping when something caught my attention ! 

I really think this was the best lead single from the album. The song is so smoothly addicting. "I took a pill and had a dream..." so easily surfaces to the mind on random occasions. Lots of hooks, both subtle and overt. And it introduces such a different type of era so appropriately.

Yeah, and she never touches the piano in the part where she fixed her hair. Obviously there's a recorded track with drums and other instruments and Madonna's prerecorded vocals. It's not just piano + voice
 

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I agree. She looks absolutely beautiful. I don't know why they've made her cheeks so huge on the cover of that new magazine Re-edition cause she looks way more natural on stage.

Everyone knows I’m the biggest Madame X stan in existence! Love this song, album and era. What a fucking time to be alive. I miss it so much

Here is another! 

5 years!!! Please @Madonna release an album

Well, it worked (commercially) with Nile Rodgers in 1984/1985, it worked with Nick Kamen in 1986, it worked with Dallas Austin and Babyface in 1994/1995, it worked (internationally, not that much in the US) with Britney in 2003, it worked with Justin Timberlake and Timbaland in 2008...
Of course we all have personal preferences and she had indeed a reputation for discovering new sounds, trends and producers and making them mainstream, but facts are facts. She's gone with "flavor of the month" many times (even with Björk! She was exactly that in 1993/1994 after "Debut"), it's just a case of us fans liking that particular collaboration or not.

Exactly! 
People always saying "her last hit was Hung Up". Girls, just because you don't Iike a song that much (4 Minutes) and you are stunning Hung Up, it doesn't necessarily mean 4 Minutes is not a smash hit. It's one of the biggest of her career. 
Yeah, "success" of MDNA/Rebel Heart/Madame X is a different story. But Hard Candy was huge af! 4 Minutes doing extremely well on charts, delivering one of the hugest hits in 2008 in US, followed by her most successful Sticky and Sweet Tour. 
We can discuss 2010s regarding Madonna's decline in popularity, but I don't understand why Hard Candy is always throw under the bus by some fans simply because they expected COADF2 and then end up not stanning the album. Yes, personally I don't prefer HC as well but it cannot be denied she achieved exactly what she and Warner wanted to achieve with that massive era. 

I agree! I love it to this day. I have a pipe dream of seeing her performing it in Rio. 

We see time and time again that the latter-day work of our legends doesn't really get revisited until after they either are long retires or die, unfortunately. David Bowie was widely mocked for "going jungle' etc in the 90s but vanishing for a decade caused his reputation to grow again and the two albums he releases after his return were greeted with rapture by the very same folk who'd said he should retire (as a huge Bowie fan I have receipts!) 

Above all, once she passed the age of 49, the media no longer gave her any credit. Unfortunately, the media decide whether a song is a hit or not. It has nothing to do with the quality of his music, it's just a question of age. Besides, a 50-year-old woman who wants to stay in the game is just too much for them. 

You could play this song at a wedding and every single person would get up and dance. All age groups. It's sophisticated, celebratory, and has just enough cool to make you feel like you just got some Maluma dick. Mission accomplished. 
 

I always loved Medellin, it's one of my favorite Madonna songs! I wasn't really a hardcore Madonna fan in spring of 2019, I did already listen to all her albums and had tons of songs I liked but I wasn't obsessed with her like I am now. "Medellin", though, had me OBSESSED for months that spring, my final semester of undergrad. I'd listen to it walking to class, walking back from class, walking to get food, all the time. It really locked in my Madonna stanship after that.
It's the best song on Madame X 

I think SO many Madonna fans still don't get this, and some flat out just refuse to get it. Thought experiments, sure, but if Madonna released Like A Prayer or Ray of Light today, they would not get the same reception. Imperial phases themselves shape reception and success (something we see very clearly right now with Taylor and Beyonce).

the only complaint I have about the video is the Madame X intro speech, it should have been moved to the end of the video, apart from that I lve it
When Maluma says 'show me' in response to 'I felt so naked and alive' I still get chills

I remember refreshing YouTube on my lunch break to the hear it in my car. I enjoyed it a lot as it sounded so different. I did lose interest over the years though and I much prefer Crave and IDSIF. 

They're 4 of the greatest pop songs of all time. I think Medellin is a solid 8.

Yeah the whole era was quite thrilling I think, it was M back firing on full cylinders. 

I went to the MTV premiere of the video and was sat right in front of her. Amazing memories.
I remember The Guardian review of the Madame X tour said the performance of Medellin made it sound like the massive hit it should have been and it's very true.

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