Blue Prince

Many of the above actually. I'd tell her to make music her first professional priority again. If she's gonna say she's sleep deprived, at least let it be about her kids and her music. And the staff can get the kids ready and take them to school but no one can write her music. I'd tell her to make soundtrack songs that'll keep her relevant. Also to make records always thinking about the singles wisely. Or let others choose them for her. But most importantly, I'd like to tell her that the great records are inside her. She doesn't need an army of writers or producers or inspirations all over the globe.
Bonus: To make appearances women will want to imitate. She can be peculiar and mysterious like Tilda Swinton, she can be classy like Cate Blanchett, she can have abs again and show them off like Jennifer Lopez but please not a Pirate of the Carribbean meets Dita Von Teese at work.

I would tell her the opposite! Don't wait 4 years before the next album and follow your inspiration!
Cherish your legacy, cherish your musicality, work with trusted musicians, put your ideas into music.
Can't believe the Rolling Stones are everywhere today for the song Ghosttown and people keep saying "They have written a year ago, they were prophets, it erfectly fits this moment".

I'm loving this article on Madonna. I agree that she's never "flattened the graph".
Here's What Makes Madonna One Of The Most Influential Celebrities Of All Time
Her grandeur and original style took her to great heights.

The Queen of Pop, Madonna, is extremely iconic not only because of the magnitude of brilliance she has to her credit, but also due to her savage lifestyle both on and off camera. Pushing the limits of toil, over time Madonna has taken her legacy to the great beyond. The entertainment industry considers her to be 'omnipresent,' one of the most recognizable faces in history. So to speak, all the magic started from her music, but it'd be a fail if her grandeur and original style are not credited with taking her to such great heights.
The legend's widespread and deep cultural impact has encouraged social scientists and historians to pinpoint the formula of such an unlikely glory.
Celebrating her 60th Birthday, New York Times writes in praise of her strong presence, “Power. Innovation. Identity. Madonna has blended all of these and much more into a singular career in music, fashion, movies, and beyond that’s crossed boundaries and obliterated the status quo.” In a way Madonna swept away the ailing thoughts by bringing about revolutionary innovation from the perspective of the generation.
The chunks from her overall career display her resilience and sheer commitment, differently put, she went by the soldier’s code throughout. She isn’t afraid of moving off the league and existing notions at large.  She changed the entire image of a female superstar, she taught them to be strong, fit, and muscular, flexing muscles every time possible. During her live performances, attention centered around her as she would show off her biceps and ripped body. Natural for someone into Yoga and Pilates! Madonna has endeavored in her own style, not easy but had it been easy, it wouldn't define the character of the lady very well.
In general, a celebrity with such high profile can’t afford to be so seriously blunt and unorthodox, notwithstanding Madonna used it all to preach what she always believed in. She spoke in media frankly about her having had multiple abortions. Like it or not, this is exactly how she deals with the camera — truth or dare.
Her career serves as an encyclopedia for whoever wants to climb the ladder to fame. But apparently, her path is not all bed of roses.
Madonna’s gameplay carried the idea of originality and moving forward with nothing but oneself in vision, often landing her in controversial situations. A few examples are the release of her coffee table book — Sex and getting the boot from MTV for her video 'Justify My Love.' The listed examples are cases of disapproval of what Madonna believed it but funnily enough she persisted.  The queen also had the knack of steering through adversities to shine.
She didn’t stop at any stage. While still getting old, she sidelined the idea that older women didn't matter. Going unconventional, she carried on being sexy in competition with the young stars, and she pulled it off pretty well. One thing visible in her dresses is her extreme confidence and touch, demonstrated in her first major big-screen role, 'Desperately Seeking Susan.' She flaunted a style fueled by a unique fashion sense that the world wasn't quite aware of. The movie was a hit and so was her trend.
Besides transforming "innerwear" into outerwear, Madonna brought worldwide infamy to Cone Bras at a time when the concept was just smacked over by celebrities and fashion designers all around. There are tons of examples of similar kind. Her feats in the industry speak volumes of her courage to try things that were deemed controversial.
The significance of Madonna's career is vast and multifaceted and a lesson from her work can pave the path to great success. A proven fact! As previously mentioned, it's an encyclopedia for aspirants in show business. The list of celebrities who consider Madonna to be a major influence on themselves seems to be never-ending.
Widely known as Black Madonna, Rihanna considers Madonna to be her idol and biggest influence. The inspiration for extremely successful celebrities like Adele, Katy Perry, Justin Bieber, Taylor Swift, and Lady Gaga is once again none other than Madonna, authenticating the sure-thing success provided Madonna serves as an inspiration. And the list just keeps on unrolling.
Additionally, Madonna has never had a period with a flattening graph, there have been moments when the number dropped due to a significant drop in her appearances but the Queen is ever-ready to bounce back.
Madonna keeps pouring intensity into everything she does; be it fashion, music, movies, or even walking. It's been decades since Madonna has been giving powerful doses of entertainment to her fans all across the globe. When an obstacle stood in her way, she either plucked it out or jumped over it. The American star has given an example of originality and true perseverance through the dream she was born to live.

NYC (Manhattan)
Everything
 

Greece
Well one thing from recent memory was her appearance as Billboard's Woman Of The Year for 2016 I think, where in her back was the name of the muse Euterpe (Ευτέρπη), her name dedicated to lyric poetry and the flute, pretty much to music. I thought it was funny at first because today you'd expect this to be the name of some old woman in a village  But a cool moment nonetheless for this very important appearance.
 

Greece
Well one thing from recent memory was her appearance as Billboard's Woman Of The Year for 2016 I think, where in her back was the name of the muse Euterpe (Ευτέρπη), her name dedicated to lyric poetry and the flute, pretty much to music. I thought it was funny at first because today you'd expect this to be the name of some old woman in a village  But a cool moment nonetheless for this very important appearance.
 

Loved this! 

Greece
Well one thing from recent memory was her appearance as Billboard's Woman Of The Year for 2016 I think, where in her back was the name of the muse Euterpe (Ευτέρπη), her name dedicated to lyric poetry and the flute, pretty much to music. I thought it was funny at first because today you'd expect this to be the name of some old woman in a village  But a cool moment nonetheless for this very important appearance.
 

Poland 
As i know she only said "Przepraszam" in Sorry song.

France.
Do i need to say more lol (Mirwais,Mondino,Gaultier, Brahim, all her kids and nannies speaking manly french at home, he mother having french blood, and many more french stuff and inspiration all along her life and career... i think there is too much to mention !)

Canada.
She thinks Canadian air smells like pot. Oh and that we’re boring. 

Such a great thread!
I'm from the US (Rocky Mountains). I'd say the closest she came to drawing from where I live is with the songs like 'American Pie' and 'Don't Tell Me' since people here love country western music for the most part and are Faith and America Proud.
 

I love the video to Girl Gone Wild. I think it's so underrated.

I love it !

The way they call her the Medellin hitmaker, like it's a sizable hit of hers, is funny ? I think they're right, her Instagram is much more interesting than other times. May all people who live unbothered by other people's way of expression live long and prosper through the pandemics. 

Doing E
To make the devil pray

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I don't think we're gonna get this type of album for another few years. I think she's likely to have a late career classic album that will sadly come from her writing mindset after her father has passed and the twins are leaving for college. So we're looking at a 71 year old Madonna giving us a the third in the trilogy of Like A albums...Maybe Like A Lifetiime. More organic and with a studio band. 

We ain't talking covers tho

That's not it, read again ! Do Where Life Begins or Secret Garden sounds like that ? No !

I have enjoyed Hard Candy as an album. It's a dance record and it serves just that for people like me who love to dance. All three singles became hits amongst other kids I knew and I just loved 4 minutes. My issues with it are some songs being way too long for no reason and her vocals sounding awful and I don't mean just over processed. I can enjoy an album with the same sound throughout but the sound of this album is tiring to my ears after a while which is why I only enjoy a couple songs at a time. It might have gotten old but I don't see why a few tracks such as Beat Goes On, Miles Away, Devil Wouldn't Recognize You shouldn't be considered some of her very best ever. For all that's worth, it's an album that kept her on top (at freaking 50!).

Has to be played loud. Ray Of Light
Is for the shower. Open Your Heart
Makes you sad. Oh Father
Makes you horny. Erotica
You know every word to. Messiah
Reminds you of someone. Sorry
Has a great music video. Batuka
Relaxes you. Sanctuary
Makes you want to boogie woogie. Music
Makes you want to fall in love. Get Together
You listen to on repeat. Love Profusion
Excites you. Girl Gone Wild
Makes you think about life. This Used To Be My Playground
Helps you through the tough times. True Blue
Helps you celebrate. Celebration

I have enjoyed Hard Candy as an album. It's a dance record and it serves just that for people like me who love to dance. All three singles became hits amongst other kids I knew and I just loved 4 minutes. My issues with it are some songs being way too long for no reason and her vocals sounding awful and I don't mean just over processed. I can enjoy an album with the same sound throughout but the sound of this album is tiring to my ears after a while which is why I only enjoy a couple songs at a time. It might have gotten old but I don't see why a few tracks such as Beat Goes On, Miles Away, Devil Wouldn't Recognize You shouldn't be considered some of her very best ever. For all that's worth, it's an album that kept her on top (at freaking 50!).

Hard Candy was the first era I experienced as a fan so it's special to me in that regard. Initially I was kinda disappointed with the album but I've grown to love it over the years.

I can do without her on guitar for 3 reasons
1. She seems tense
2. That weird scraping the pick down over the strings that only hairbands did once or twice in the 80s
3. She seems to have to scream out motherf@@@@ every time she plays guitar.
But I guess I would rather that than no performance at all