Blue Prince

And hell is just a sauna.
Lol joking 

No need to spread hate, man. I saw no one struggling. The LGBT world has been blessed to have both 

No need to spread hate, man. I saw no one struggling. The LGBT world has been blessed to have both 

No need to spread hate, man. I saw no one struggling. The LGBT world has been blessed to have both 

No need to spread hate, man. I saw no one struggling. The LGBT world has been blessed to have both 

No need to spread hate, man. I saw no one struggling. The LGBT world has been blessed to have both 

And hell is just a sauna.
Lol joking 

No need to spread hate, man. I saw no one struggling. The LGBT world has been blessed to have both 

It's one of her most interesting interviews, wtf guys? 
I am now convinced there is a weak sense of humour here. An interviewer should never be so sensitive and those watching Madonna shouldn't be either.

Madonna is often dismissed as a lyricist, even by her fans. All that you said make sense, it is a political song. She could have written an entirely different track about gun control, something like Intervention for example, but the lyrics are almost incoherent, the beat is distracting. There is a certain intention to hide messages in this song. She has spoken many times about violence and racism and such phenomena. They all stem from fear and insecurity and manipulation of the masses. Even God's name I think is not just to remind us of guns. I believe she addresses the loss of faith. People have lost faith in things and they take matters into their own hands. Just in the wrong way, because they wake up and choose violence, they don't act together. So maybe this is a call to bring people together and remind them of the true 'enemy' who thrives when people are put apart by fear.

Madonna is often dismissed as a lyricist, even by her fans. All that you said make sense, it is a political song. She could have written an entirely different track about gun control, something like Intervention for example, but the lyrics are almost incoherent, the beat is distracting. There is a certain intention to hide messages in this song. She has spoken many times about violence and racism and such phenomena. They all stem from fear and insecurity and manipulation of the masses. Even God's name I think is not just to remind us of guns. I believe she addresses the loss of faith. People have lost faith in things and they take matters into their own hands. Just in the wrong way, because they wake up and choose violence, they don't act together. So maybe this is a call to bring people together and remind them of the true 'enemy' who thrives when people are put apart by fear.

Madonna is often dismissed as a lyricist, even by her fans. All that you said make sense, it is a political song. She could have written an entirely different track about gun control, something like Intervention for example, but the lyrics are almost incoherent, the beat is distracting. There is a certain intention to hide messages in this song. She has spoken many times about violence and racism and such phenomena. They all stem from fear and insecurity and manipulation of the masses. Even God's name I think is not just to remind us of guns. I believe she addresses the loss of faith. People have lost faith in things and they take matters into their own hands. Just in the wrong way, because they wake up and choose violence, they don't act together. So maybe this is a call to bring people together and remind them of the true 'enemy' who thrives when people are put apart by fear.

We are talking about anthems here, it doesn't matter the sexuality of the one who did it, but it matters how the LGTBI community embraced it, and I think Vogue was the perfect empowering song of all of them. 

Anything from mdna and madame x.
regarding mdna i remember a pic with madonna and nicki posing in front of a table board with song titles on it. and there was a line named „lap dance“. Curious about that one ?

Alright kids... I have theories and I have questions. But first things first... I don't think God Control (the song) is really about Gun Control. It may be a part of the puzzle and I think perhaps M chose to focus on that part of the puzzle for the video to distract from what the song really is, and that is a scathing review of U.S. politicians or politicians in general. Perhaps she did this to keep Madame X from suffering the fate that American Life did. If anything Madonna shows an understanding of a mass shooter in this song. I think it is about gun violence but that's not the focus. Follow me. 
 
"Everybody knows they don't have a chance 
to get a decent job, to have a normal life..."
"...I think I understand why people get a gun
I think I understand why we all give up"
 
This is Madonna identifying with shooters. Life is so bleak that people resort to guns because there is nothing to live for. Far different than the simplistic message of "Gun Control Now" that the video portrays and arguably far more controversial. 
 
"When they talk reforms, it makes me laugh
They pretend to help, it makes me laugh"
Now one could say that this part seems to show that it is in fact about Gun Control reforms, but I would still say it doesn't. "They pretend to help"... Republicans in this country are not pretending to help at all when it comes to guns in this country. They are defiantly opposed to any legislation on guns and in fact use fear to go on the offense and use it as a rallying call in saying that the Democrats are trying to take away our guns. Democrats are also not "pretending to help" in regards to gun control because they know that they can't help without support from Republicans. If anything Democrats feel defeated in this area. We want reform but can do nothing about it. So I really don't think the reforms M is talking about have anything to do with guns because neither side is pretending to help in this area. I would say that both sides do pretend to help in alot of other areas that appear to help the everyday person, but usually in fact do not help. (for instance... raising the minimum wage to 15 dollars an hour which would still be poverty wages)
 
"the only gun is in my brain"
Madonna identifies with shooters, however the only gun she has is her art. This is how she chooses to express herself. She understands why people kill, but she chooses to take out her frustration through music and dance and by spreading ideas. 
 
"Every day they have a kind of victory
Blood of innocence, spread everywhere"
 
Who has the victory? Who has a victory when innocent blood is spilled? Is she talking about shooters? I don't think so. I think this is the implication that as long as a society is in conflict with itself, it is easier to control. Therefore governments have a kind of victory when violence reigns. 
 
"It's a weird kind of energy
A bizarre thing that happens to be
An abnormal fraternity
And I feel more than sympathy"
Now this is the chorus, and it only happens once.. which is strange, weird, and abnormal. 
An abnormal fraternity... is our government. (Fraternity:  a group of people sharing a common profession or interests) Going by this definition the abnormal fraternity couldn't be mass shooters as I dont think they are sharing a common interest with everyone else. However, government SHOULD have common interests with regular people but do not. She's expressing that government isn't working. Not just in relation to gun violence, but just in general. We are at a place where we are not moving forward. Climate change, gun violence, social justice, gender equality... 
 
A NEW DEMOCRACY!  This is the real message of the song. 
 
What do you guys think?
 
 
 
 
 
FULL LYRICS
Everybody knows the damn truth
Our nation lied, we lost respect
When we wake up, what can we do?
Get the kids ready, take them to school
Everybody knows they don't have a chance
To get a decent job, to have a normal life
When they talk reforms, it makes me laugh
They pretend to help, it makes me laugh
I think I understand why people get a gun
I think I understand why we all give up
Every day they have a kind of victory
Blood of innocence, spread everywhere
They say that we need love
But we need more than this
We lost God control
We lost God control
We lost God control
We lost God control
This is your wake-up call
I'm like your nightmare
I'm here to start your day
This is your wake-up call
We don't have to fall
A new democracy
God and pornography
A new democracy
People think that I'm insane
The only gun is in my brain
Each new birth, it gives me hope
That's why I don't smoke that dope
Insane people think I am
Brain inside, my only friend
Hope it gives me birth each new
That dope I don't smoke, it's true
Everybody knows the damn truth
Everybody knows the damn truth (wake up)
We need to wake up, wake up, wake up, wake up, wake up
Wake up, wake up, wake up, wake up, wake up
We need to make up, make up, make up, make up
Make up, make up, make up, make up, make up, make up
It's a hustle, yeah
It's a hustle
It's a con
It's a hustle
It's a weird kind of energy
A bizarre thing that happens to be
An abnormal fraternity
And I feel more than sympathy
We need to wake up, wake up, wake up, wake up, wake up
Wake up, wake up, wake up, wake up, wake up
We need to make up, make up, make up, make up
Make up, make up, make up, make up, make up, make up
People think that I'm insane
The only gun is in my brain
Each new birth, it gives me hope
That's why I don't smoke that dope
Insane people think I am
Brain inside, my only friend
Hope it gives me birth each new
That dope I don't smoke, it's true
Everybody knows the damn truth
Everybody knows the damn truth
We need to wake up, wake up, wake up, wake up, wake up
Wake up, wake up, wake up, wake up, wake up
(Wake up)
(Ah)
A new democracy!
Everybody knows the damn truth
Our nation lied, we've lost respect
When we wake up, what can we do?
Get the kids ready, take them to school
Everybody knows they don't have a chance
Get a decent job, have a normal life
When they talk reform, it makes me laugh
They pretend to help, it makes me laugh

No shade to David, but this portrait of James Baldwin is the stuff of nightmares. To quote Samantha Jones, “I’d rather carry a colostomy bag.”
 

So I watched Juno the other day. Apart from the story arc being somewhat nice (good movie all in all), I didn't find most of the dialogues to be Oscar worthy much. 'It all started with a chair', 'she smells like soup', 'he is the cheese to my macaroni'. I'm not sure if her leaving or staying is a good thing anymore, since the story arc is now already written in pop music history books with golden letters and the dialogues gotta be more clever than Juno's.

It's one of her most interesting interviews, wtf guys? 
I am now convinced there is a weak sense of humour here. An interviewer should never be so sensitive and those watching Madonna shouldn't be either.

It's one of her most interesting interviews, wtf guys? 
I am now convinced there is a weak sense of humour here. An interviewer should never be so sensitive and those watching Madonna shouldn't be either.

Personally I liked this interview - I hope it’s a new one with M ?

In a world of cookie-cutters, more Madame X, please. Seriously, even with all its imperfections (too much vocoder, 2-3 filler tracks), it's more refreshing than anything I listened to on the radio in the past few years. To be honest, listening to this album is like listening to the Tower of Babel: so many layers, so many styles, so many references, an enigmatic alter ego: I found it immensely funny, I like this kind of stuff. This album was a joy for my ears and mind, a well-constructed puzzle.
I feel this album has closed a cycle in her career and a new chapter is about to start: I don't know where she'll go, but Madame gave me hope for this new crazy journey. After Rebel Heart, I was scared she lost herself in the general mediocrity, following questionable musical paths: Madame has driven away my doubts and I can't wait for something new.
 

Connection issues, sorry ? 
Won't speak again, I'm embarrassed now

Once more for the cigs at the back!

Connection issues, sorry ? 
Won't speak again, I'm embarrassed now

Yeah, Madonna wasn't going to show up  so I wouldn't have chosen her either lol. Maybe the UK hates her too idk.
And of course Global Icon by the Brits is about two or three English speaking countries only, let's not pretend that those countries recognize the rest of the world unless they need money or vacation.
I think M gives worth to such shows but only with her performances of own songs where even kids take notice, not her speeches. And one of the reasons their ratings are lower than ever is the mediocrity of their performers. 
So don't worry, her time will come again. She would laugh about it, not cry about the missed statue.