Blue Prince

true, however music videos nowadays generally cost less than they used to 20+ years ago. MTV is not where it used to be anymore and the technology has advanced so all the technical/graphic work is cheaper as well

Veronica Biopica 
Jokes aside though, she might give it a biblical term twisted name in true M fashion. A few catchy ones could be Madonna's Revelation or Gospel of Madonna. Something playing with words like The Immaculate Collection did. 

Veronica Biopica 
Jokes aside though, she might give it a biblical term twisted name in true M fashion. A few catchy ones could be Madonna's Revelation or Gospel of Madonna. Something playing with words like The Immaculate Collection did. 

One reason has got to be her voice. I feel like I could hear it for the rest of my life if I had to choose one. There's something about it that draws my ears to it despite what she is singing and maybe this is why I'm not the most objective judge of her songs.
I also have many reasons to admire her so I feel like she is a good example, representing hard work paying off but also doing things your way sometimes, to set you apart from the mass.
Then, don't laugh, I kinda see her as a motherly figure. I do have a mother very much present in my life and M reminds me of her, both being blonde and strong women, but in the more accepting version, the more understanding one of who I am deep down.

Oh man, you touched such a sensitive subject with that hahah *cue life story that nobody asked for*

My mother was born with polio and in a society that was extremely discriminatory towards disabled people - even though she was soooo smart and beautiful, she couldn't get a job and just settled with my father who was, like a lot of the men at the time, a controlling sexist macho-man b*stard. My mother ended up having 3 kids and I was the youngest of them all, and from a young age I fought my own father so my mother could be able to do basic things like going out alone or even getting a driver's license (yes, it was THAT bad...).

Enter Madonna in my life at 13 years old and now I have two mother figures who are the total  opposite of each other. I felt like Madonna was my "spiritual" mother, strong and fearless, guiding me through a difficult adolescence. On the other side my mother, a woman broken down by society and marriage, devalued, discriminated. This dichotomy was very hard for me. There were a few years when whenever I had a problem I genuinely would think "What would Madonna do?" instead of asking my mother for advice.

15 years later I no longer think like this of course, and my mother fortunately has become much more independent (and Madonna much more cringy... how the tables have turned ), but I'll always see M as my spiritual mother, the one who shaped and molded me, giving me advice through her lyrics and raising my self-esteem during troubled times. My mother as the type of woman Madonna was fighting for.

One reason has got to be her voice. I feel like I could hear it for the rest of my life if I had to choose one. There's something about it that draws my ears to it despite what she is singing and maybe this is why I'm not the most objective judge of her songs.
I also have many reasons to admire her so I feel like she is a good example, representing hard work paying off but also doing things your way sometimes, to set you apart from the mass.
Then, don't laugh, I kinda see her as a motherly figure. I do have a mother very much present in my life and M reminds me of her, both being blonde and strong women, but in the more accepting version, the more understanding one of who I am deep down.

One reason has got to be her voice. I feel like I could hear it for the rest of my life if I had to choose one. There's something about it that draws my ears to it despite what she is singing and maybe this is why I'm not the most objective judge of her songs.
I also have many reasons to admire her so I feel like she is a good example, representing hard work paying off but also doing things your way sometimes, to set you apart from the mass.
Then, don't laugh, I kinda see her as a motherly figure. I do have a mother very much present in my life and M reminds me of her, both being blonde and strong women, but in the more accepting version, the more understanding one of who I am deep down.

I totally get the mother figure thing. No laughing matter at all.

One reason has got to be her voice. I feel like I could hear it for the rest of my life if I had to choose one. There's something about it that draws my ears to it despite what she is singing and maybe this is why I'm not the most objective judge of her songs.
I also have many reasons to admire her so I feel like she is a good example, representing hard work paying off but also doing things your way sometimes, to set you apart from the mass.
Then, don't laugh, I kinda see her as a motherly figure. I do have a mother very much present in my life and M reminds me of her, both being blonde and strong women, but in the more accepting version, the more understanding one of who I am deep down.

Her hairstyle in '94 looked like a million dollar. 

Also honorable mention to the '15 Versace hairstyle.

One reason has got to be her voice. I feel like I could hear it for the rest of my life if I had to choose one. There's something about it that draws my ears to it despite what she is singing and maybe this is why I'm not the most objective judge of her songs.
I also have many reasons to admire her so I feel like she is a good example, representing hard work paying off but also doing things your way sometimes, to set you apart from the mass.
Then, don't laugh, I kinda see her as a motherly figure. I do have a mother very much present in my life and M reminds me of her, both being blonde and strong women, but in the more accepting version, the more understanding one of who I am deep down.

Name 3 reasons why you love her as an artist.
1 - She sparked conversations no other pop artist dared to during her career. (As Niki Haris also said in one interview)
2 - She has always supported the LGBTQ community
3 - She has released some of the most memorable pop songs and videos ever
Now you.
Please keep negative opinions out, thank you.

Her reinventions, that's what drew me the most and kept me as a fan. I've always loved different versions of the same thing (weird mania I have, don't ask why), and in 2021 she STILL is the only artist to have successfully reinvented yourself to the point of creating different personas (Dita, Madame X, etc).

It's like every era had a concept, a theme, an aesthetic - and I'm a sucker for that. She did it soooo much better than any other artist. Some other artists have tried (Beyoncé, Lady Gaga, etc) but they feel a bit forced sometimes, whereas with Madonna it was very natural.

Favorite right now is the one with Herb Ritts in 1993 I think, inside the water. And least favorite the one with Steven Klein that led to the Hard Candy album cover. The former looking like the ultimate rejuvenation, the latter just tired.

Favorite right now is the one with Herb Ritts in 1993 I think, inside the water. And least favorite the one with Steven Klein that led to the Hard Candy album cover. The former looking like the ultimate rejuvenation, the latter just tired.

Favorite right now is the one with Herb Ritts in 1993 I think, inside the water. And least favorite the one with Steven Klein that led to the Hard Candy album cover. The former looking like the ultimate rejuvenation, the latter just tired.

Favorite right now is the one with Herb Ritts in 1993 I think, inside the water. And least favorite the one with Steven Klein that led to the Hard Candy album cover. The former looking like the ultimate rejuvenation, the latter just tired.

One person, could be one of you, made the most spot on comment under her video. M is from the 80's but CeeLo and LMFAO are the ones that make the performance look aged. Talking about longevity, ladies and gentlemen!

One person, could be one of you, made the most spot on comment under her video. M is from the 80's but CeeLo and LMFAO are the ones that make the performance look aged. Talking about longevity, ladies and gentlemen!

What is also very interesting is that, unlike every other artist that performed that decade, she had the biggest catalogue and sang the fewest songs. She didn't want it to be a quick reminder of her huge career, she was committed to having a natural flow between the songs. I would have liked a few more tunes in there but I applaud her for keeping the flow, unlike what Justin Timberlake or Shakira and JLo did, fitting like 12 songs in 12 minutes, which I find exhausting to listen to.

Multiple Madonnas has always been costly it seems  Maybe an electric chair also is.

And Die Another Day is a magnificent video. Really confused with all this hate that’s just came out of nowhere.

Multiple Madonnas has always been costly it seems  Maybe an electric chair also is.

Anyone who thinks that Hard Candy isn't a dance record probably can't dance. In a club at least. It was made to be just that. Look at the cover, feel the beats, pure dance pop music during most of it. Even MDNA is a bit more serious and confessional. Her latest two I admit have another quality.