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She's just hosting a lot of parties while she has time off before the movie starts production

A perfect balanced setlist is 6-8 new songs and the rest old songs, with a 24-song setlist. RIT was perfect in that regard: AL songs: 6 songs (including Hollywood interlude) Old songs: 15

I don't believe they have a large enough indoor venue for Madonna. She would have to do a stadium but it seems her stadium days in the US are over.

Was about to post the same. It's a damn TEASER trailer and this forum is jumping to conclusions.

Stop being Future's whore - he's just using you.

I bet the rap verse was still mimed through, right? She's never sang that live. Future.

I'm definitely more hyped. Looking at pics when the tour was going on, it looked kinda cheap to me and the setlist was underwhelming. But I'm just glad to be able to see it.

It's a screenshot from the canceled IDSIF music video.

Paramount+ where available and on MTV in other countries. There, now all you sluts complaining about the platform will have a chance to see it.

This actually looks better than expected. I can't wait!

You clearly missed the post where I said some Prime members don't even realize they have access to a streaming service or even use it. I even had that conversation with someone a few hours ago...I mentioned watching something on Prime and they had Prime for years but never knew it included streaming. Either way, it's not that serious. Without Netflix, this show is sadly going no where.

Future alone is a piece of shit and I don't even need to explain how horrible the bonus tracks are

Madame X. I kept telling myself that it will get better the more I listen to it. That never happened.

#soon

I'm trying to point out that since Confessions Tour, her tours haven't premiered on anything major and y'all act so surprised that this time she's going with something equally as small.

Weird, cause I heard the opposite - everyone I know hardly uses it. I even have friends that didn't know they had access to a streaming service in their membership.

Not a lot of people know about that though. A semi-hidden feature is not gonna grab attention.

But hardly anyone uses their lackluster streaming service.

Also, remember that Netflix doesn't usually allow their movies to be released on physical format and that might have been a deal breaker for Madonna. Either that or P+ offered more money so of course she was gonna go with the highest bidder. It would be impossible for Disney+ to ever allow a Madonna concert on their app. Amazon Prime has lots of subscribers but they don't promote that well and a lot of Amazon Prime members don't even use their streaming services.

I don't know why y'all are having meltdowns over P+. Sticky & Sweet was premiered on Sky1 and only available in the UK. MDNA was on Epix, a then-brand-new cable network in North America that no one had or heard of. Rebel Heart was on Showtime which was only available in North America. Sounds like y'all believed that Netflix rumour (I repeat: rumour) and set yourself up for disappointment. P+ is better than and has more subscribers than Amazon Prime, Tubi, YouTube TV, PLEX, etc, etc. It's honestly the next best thing to Netflix here in the states. As far as overseas, I'm sure they will strike a deal with international streaming apps.

Plot twist: Netflix buys out Paramount+ next month.

Actually quite a lot of people do here in the states. It's not as massive as Netflix or Disney+ but it's doing extremely well as a platform.

Paramount+ is growing rapidly so this could be a good thing. Still not anywhere near as big as Netflix though.

A ballads/soft pop album similar to Bedtime Stories.

Would be amazing, then she can focus on recording without having to travel.