Blue Prince

Now THAT would have been EPIC!
Where is Ingrid these days? I never see them together anymore.

A lot of songs are sent to Madonna, especially these days, and she just changes a line here and there. I wouldn't take every song so literally. Jason Evigan and Brittney Hazzard are the co-writers of that song along with Madonna. I would bet money that the majority of that song was written by them and probably demoed by Brittany. It's a very innocuous song. 

Shoulda married Ingrid.

Madonna's songs are far more autobiographical that one might think. Even if she chooses another person's creative input over her own, it is because it corresponds to her philosophy and fits the narrative of her intended statement. MDNA and Rebel Heart are full of deeply personal lyrics, but in order to understand them it requires not looking at love as the romanticized, sexualized lower frequency notion of conquest. When declaring "finally enough love", I'm quite sure she isn't referring to how full her pussy feels. 

Idk I was just listening to Crazy the other day and wondered whether she truly spent all night waiting up on him  It never sounded like the Madonna thing to do, she is so damn busy all the time. And I wanted to see how fans felt about her lyrics of waiting, because we come across them very often in her discography.

Yeah I think she must have been in this type of situations mostly in the nineties, like when she was calling for Dennis Rodman to get her pregnant overnight because she was ovulating  I can only imagine how hard it would be finding a daddy before the mobile phone era. Or any man at all at night. After that it probably became a theme she just enjoyed revisiting and that was inspired by her cowriters as well. 

One of her very best eras. She was beautiful, gave really interesting interviews where she spoke about her music really passionately (when did it last happen?!), we even got a documentary to explain the album and its genesis in depth! Love her alter ego, the typewriter, the black hair, the Lisbon influence. Everything was stunning. The album itself is one of her best (if we ignore Bitch I'm Loca). We even got 6 (!) music videos and her very first theatre tour. STUNNING. Just stunning. I only wish she had performed a bit better at the Eurovision contest and played a bit more nicely on UK TV (they shredded her on twitter for that). 
I love you Madonna please don't disappear for another 4 years ?

Yeah I think she must have been in this type of situations mostly in the nineties, like when she was calling for Dennis Rodman to get her pregnant overnight because she was ovulating  I can only imagine how hard it would be finding a daddy before the mobile phone era. Or any man at all at night. After that it probably became a theme she just enjoyed revisiting and that was inspired by her cowriters as well. 

She's the waiting one when she wants a man. Once he's hers she becomes the boss. 

we should remember she doesnt always write the bulk of the lyrics for some of her songs. i havent really paid much attention to how much credit she really is due for this song. we know that sometimes she takes song writing credits for songs that have been already written but changes a few words. its possible her cowriters wrote the bulk of the song before she got to it. another thing, shes admitted that not all her songs are autobiographical to her or they might be something that was loosely based on something that happened long ago.

Idk I was just listening to Crazy the other day and wondered whether she truly spent all night waiting up on him  It never sounded like the Madonna thing to do, she is so damn busy all the time. And I wanted to see how fans felt about her lyrics of waiting, because we come across them very often in her discography.

Aren't most songs centered around this topic though? I don't think it's just a Madonna thing. 
Remember, love makes the world go round.

Don't forget we also got TIME STOOD STILL!
Stop time in order not to waste it  

Hmmm it's a very touchy topic. I remember she has stated on multiple occasions that she might look like the person that makes the moves, she actually might be depending on the guy, but that she's also a romantic. So I'd guess it's 50/50. Depending on how involved she is in the relationship.
 

We all know that Madonna's second favourite theme after marrying sex with religion is the passage of time. Many of her songs about time have to do with her waiting on a lover, from Love Song to Justify my Love to Waiting and Did You Do It to Hung Up and most recently Crazy. Does she give you the impression, being the busy woman she is, that she has waited so much in her life? That she has spent nights over a phone waiting for her lover to give her a call? It never sounded very genuine to me, and I'm sure she'd be the more aggressive one than many of the guys she's dated, making more first moves. So how do you feel about such lyrics from her?

from what ive read, she is usually the aggressor in the relationship, but i also recall some of her letters that have leaked stating she is waiting as well. it probably depends on the person shes with or the relationship.  i dont have a problem that she dates younger men, but im sure she tends to have the upper hand in the relationship if she isnt trying to cling very tightly on the guy. 

Interesting topic. She doesnt appear to be the waiting type and only the opposite. I do think she wants most things her way and dominate which leads her to heart ache(which you can feel and hear in much of her songs and vocals too). 

Beautiful Stranger.
Get Together or Sorry?

Turns out she did take up smoking after all  Wonder how her mom feels about it

Into The Groove
Unapologetic Bitch or Future?

So so cute, I had to post!
 

B-Day Song  (that was hard)
Rebel Heart or Like It Or Not?

Madame X and American Life are both stand out records when you compare them to almost anything else, produced by anyone else in recent time.  I do not find anything on American Life or Madame X to be "wishy washy".   Some of the deepest music in all of Madonna's catalog can be found within those efforts.  Between the two works, the 29 songs are mostly brilliant , rebellious  and yes revolutionary.  Considering her "Queen of Pop" status, Madonna releasing songs with deep socio-political messages is quite revolutionary. For example, using historical instruments fashioned from slave shackles, brings a whole new level to pop art.  Even the American Life rap is spectacular when it is viewed as a commentary on social media.  The rap literally could be pulled from random, inane tweets.  My point is that the deepness of the two records is not merely lyrical but a combination of lyrics, instrumentation, stylistic effects and hidden secrets.  Much like a spy, there are coded messages that you must research.  Madame X and American Life both elevate her message of social discourse and educate and prep a new class of rebel hearts in a world where most would rather talk about her but implants or grills.   Madonna has turned her focus from herself to much more and both albums inspire me and make want to "trip the station".  I love these two records and I could not disagree with your assessment more.  I would take these two records over nearly any record in the 21st century.  

Maybe it's time to go back and question your understanding of the album if you find the statements wishy-washy. Personally I have never heard a clearer manifesto in Madonna's career, nor has her music ever been so personal. There is a great deal of political, philosophical and spiritual depth to Madame X, but the talking points simply don't align with the corporate capitalist agenda of the mainstream media. She could never have done traditional promotion for such a body of work; It would have been far too controversial and polarizing to actually break down for the GP. It all comes down to contextualizing things in terms of the bigger picture; how the world is evolving on a macro level. I think you'd have to get deep into quantum thinking to know what the purpose of her message is. Madame X is Madonna at her most complex, but I also understand that anyone hoping for a more intimate, romantic take on Madonna's life via her music probably found the album deeply disappointing, and perhaps even disturbing.

Then let's just say you were not in the handful she was talking about. American Life has become quite the fan favourite to not be good as an overall product at least. Whether Madame X is good and inspirational maybe we'll know after 10-15 years but perhaps you can help me and remind me if you know of any political album by a woman that has been lauded. I can think of Lemonade but it wasn't political through and through and I believe people understood its concept of the heartbreak and the cheating husband better. So ask yourself if Madonna as a white woman could ever touch politics and society matters in a way that would ever please you. If yes I'd like to hear how. If not, maybe you were just ready to dislike those two albums regardless.