deathproof
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deathproof got a reaction from Confessions Lightside in Warner/Interscope/GuyO/Gomest blaming
Bring back Kevin Reagan!!!
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deathproof got a reaction from jesus in Finally Enough Love: 50 Number Ones
Causing a Commotion is that bitch. If you can’t bop to it, then you can’t be a Madonna fan. It’s in the contract.
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deathproof got a reaction from BringUrLUV in Warner/Interscope/GuyO/Gomest blaming
Bring back Kevin Reagan!!!
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deathproof got a reaction from Homogenic79 in Finally Enough Love: 50 Number Ones
Causing a Commotion is that bitch. If you can’t bop to it, then you can’t be a Madonna fan. It’s in the contract.
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deathproof got a reaction from madgefan in Warner/Interscope/GuyO/Gomest blaming
Bring back Kevin Reagan!!!
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deathproof got a reaction from Enrico in Warner/Interscope/GuyO/Gomest blaming
Bring back Kevin Reagan!!!
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deathproof got a reaction from Levon in Warner/Interscope/GuyO/Gomest blaming
We didn’t know how good we had it at Warners till MDNA happened. None of the Interscope singles went top 10 in the UK, yet Celebration was a top 10 hit! Her relationship with radios across the globe was totally different post Warner. Even her releases were handled differently, or better yet, unprofessionally. Remember the Living For Love fiasco in the UK?
Also, a lot of the complaints about Warner came from US fans, as Europe and Japan had a much larger promotional tour for Confessions compared to the US. They also didn’t promote her enough on adult contemporary radio which would have been a more successful radio format for her last 3 WB albums instead of top 40 radio. They waited till “Jump” to push her on A/C radio 🙃
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deathproof got a reaction from steady75 in Warner/Interscope/GuyO/Gomest blaming
Bring back Kevin Reagan!!!
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deathproof got a reaction from Starchild in Warner/Interscope/GuyO/Gomest blaming
Bring back Kevin Reagan!!!
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deathproof got a reaction from Levon in Warner/Interscope/GuyO/Gomest blaming
Bring back Kevin Reagan!!!
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deathproof got a reaction from Gremic in Finally Enough Love: 50 Number Ones
Causing a Commotion is that bitch. If you can’t bop to it, then you can’t be a Madonna fan. It’s in the contract.
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deathproof reacted to Fabiolous in MADONNA AND WARNER MUSIC GROUP ANNOUNCE MILESTONE, CAREER-SPANNING PARTNERSHIP!!
Because we don't live in 1996 anymore
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deathproof reacted to o_g_c_x in Finally Enough Love: 50 Number Ones
Anyone that hates Causing a commotion has to leave
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deathproof got a reaction from musicman in Finally Enough Love: 50 Number Ones
Causing a Commotion is that bitch. If you can’t bop to it, then you can’t be a Madonna fan. It’s in the contract.
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deathproof got a reaction from patrice1711 in Finally Enough Love: 50 Number Ones
Causing a Commotion is that bitch. If you can’t bop to it, then you can’t be a Madonna fan. It’s in the contract.
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deathproof got a reaction from Dj Garrido in Finally Enough Love: 50 Number Ones
Causing a Commotion is that bitch. If you can’t bop to it, then you can’t be a Madonna fan. It’s in the contract.
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deathproof reacted to EgoRod in Warner/Interscope/GuyO/Gomest blaming
They are more affordable and eager to work for less in exchange for recognition.
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deathproof got a reaction from madgefan in Warner/Interscope/GuyO/Gomest blaming
Damien Jalet is a professional choreographer and did amazing work on the Madame X Tour.
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deathproof got a reaction from Starchild in Warner/Interscope/GuyO/Gomest blaming
But withholding Living For Love for sale in the UK on iTunes until Feb 25, which was a Wednesday, isnt just some random occurrence. That was an idiotic decision from someone on her team/label. In the middle of the week?!
Also, Surely her team would have learned by then that instant grat tracks from pre-orders don’t count towards the hot 100.
I think we can all agree that the release of Rebel Heart was just a mess. If certain things were done properly and with care, we’d be having a different conversation. You can’t just blame everything on age when it was clear no one was taking their job seriously.