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I mean yeah what he did isn't right but also for some to cry foul but yet ask for leaks. I remember when RH leaked and some songs were passed on forums through DM's, some would ask and then go report to the mods or Guy on Twitter. 
 

For me, the best track actually sums up the album, "I Fucked Up" and even that was horrendously produced.

I don't listen to it anymore but tbh I just don't like music from late 2000s early 2010s very much so...  when a song from it does come on, I do get very nostalgic tho.
 

It's literally just a glitch; the same thing happened to some of Britney's and Lady Gaga's albums today.
This reminds me of that glitch a couple months ago that listed the Levitating remix featuring DaBaby as counting towards Madonna's Top 10 singles tally on the Billboard site. 

It's literally just a glitch; the same thing happened to some of Britney's and Lady Gaga's albums today.
This reminds me of that glitch a couple months ago that listed the Levitating remix featuring DaBaby as counting towards Madonna's Top 10 singles tally on the Billboard site. 

It's literally just a glitch; the same thing happened to some of Britney's and Lady Gaga's albums today.
This reminds me of that glitch a couple months ago that listed the Levitating remix featuring DaBaby as counting towards Madonna's Top 10 singles tally on the Billboard site. 

Streaming really confuses me, so I personally don't use streaming stats when it comes to tallying the achievements of my favorite artists. Unless you stan a newer artist like Dua, The Weeknd, BTS, etc. you can probably just ignore streaming numbers tbh.

Major recording artists like "Gangnam Style"? I think you mean Psy. And it's The Weeknd, not The Weekend.
Also a partnership between Madonna and Fortnite would be completely pointless; the Fortnite crowd is primarily composed of pre-teens and teens, many of whom don't listen to Madonna and would most likely be put-off by any tie-in involving her, thereby making it a pointless venture. It makes sense that Fortnite would promote more current artists [or meme artists in the case of Psy], but legacy act tie-ins are pretty much not gonna happen imo.

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Wanted to like it, but I really do not

Yes she's versatile and arguably the most bold mainstream female popstar of the past dozen years (which is why I was stunned when someone tried to say last week that Taylor Swift and Miley are the only "ballsy" popstars of their generation), but that isn't the same as having an iconic discography. I mean, Gaga's only released 6 studio albums, an EP, a couple of remix albums, and a movie soundtrack; but compared to Madonna's 14 studio albums and her various other music projects, they're not even in the same league.
I still maintain that it's fairer to compare Madonna's legacy to MJ's or Kylie's since they're from the same music era.

Miley is vocally talented sure, but the Bangerz era was her at her most vapid and contrived. She tried so hard to be attention-seeking and reckless and it was like watching Madonna lite, only without the artistry behind the controversy. I still think that Miley's VMA 2013 performance was the most ridiculous spectacle that I've ever witnessed in the history of that awards show.
As for Taylor, there's absolutely nothing "ballsy" about anything that she's done. She hasn't even been dragged by the media as much as y'all would like to think; the biggest controversy of her career was Kanye interrupting her at the 2009 VMAs, which only strengthened her career. She's come out on top in every feud that she's had, whether it was the various Kanye things, her feud with Katy Perry, or her feud with Scooter Braun. Feuds that most people sided with her on anyway. Thus far she's never had to endure any particularly nasty treatment by the media nor has she ever truly flopped, but there's nothing daring or courageous about what she's done considering that she's made the most radio-friendly, safe music in the history of pop.

Whitney was always so enigmatic to me, because she would often praise some singers who had little singing talent, but then shade other singers that had considerable vocal talent. I remember her shading a certain popstar over her choice of outrageous clothing, which I thought was a bit uncalled for since the singer in question at least had the vocal talent to put on a good performance regardless of her outfits. 
I dunno, Whitney seemed to flip-flop on certain subjects when it was convenient for her, and unfortunately we'll never really know her true feelings.

I get what the OP is saying, but at the same time I have to admit that I probably wouldn't have purchased any special anniversary/legacy merchandise, anyway. I don't want Madge to turn into Bjork by releasing a 100 versions of the same album or legacy boxsets every couple of months to make a quick buck. 

I get what the OP is saying, but at the same time I have to admit that I probably wouldn't have purchased any special anniversary/legacy merchandise, anyway. I don't want Madge to turn into Bjork by releasing a 100 versions of the same album or legacy boxsets every couple of months to make a quick buck. 

Like, I understand if Lola were dragging trolls or people who are being rude to her in general, but she replied rather rudely to someone who was simply praising Hard Candy, which I thought was uncalled for. I saw some of her other replies as well and they came across as not only offensive, but also a little try-hard. It's like she's trying to be edgy for attention. 

Like, I understand if Lola were dragging trolls or people who are being rude to her in general, but she replied rather rudely to someone who was simply praising Hard Candy, which I thought was uncalled for. I saw some of her other replies as well and they came across as not only offensive, but also a little try-hard. It's like she's trying to be edgy for attention. 

Like, I understand if Lola were dragging trolls or people who are being rude to her in general, but she replied rather rudely to someone who was simply praising Hard Candy, which I thought was uncalled for. I saw some of her other replies as well and they came across as not only offensive, but also a little try-hard. It's like she's trying to be edgy for attention. 

Like, I understand if Lola were dragging trolls or people who are being rude to her in general, but she replied rather rudely to someone who was simply praising Hard Candy, which I thought was uncalled for. I saw some of her other replies as well and they came across as not only offensive, but also a little try-hard. It's like she's trying to be edgy for attention. 

I love her music foremost. That's always been the biggest thing for me even when I disagree with a lot of Madonna's other decisions. I also like that she can reinvent herself; no other pop girl has been able to do that as consistently or successfully as Madonna, and I admire that about her. 

I love her music foremost. That's always been the biggest thing for me even when I disagree with a lot of Madonna's other decisions. I also like that she can reinvent herself; no other pop girl has been able to do that as consistently or successfully as Madonna, and I admire that about her. 

THIS! I love True Blue and Like a Prayer as albums, but I never cared much for her True Blue/WTG-era short hair look. I wish she kept her LAV look for a little longer. 

I loathe the book. I dunno if it's because I'm not really into artsy/avant-garde stuff, or because I don't appreciate contrived publicity stunts that revolve around "sexual freedom", but I think the book is dreadful overall. I've seen most of the pictures and there's nothing in there that "wows" me. It's just so by-the-numbers and shallow, and I hate that it pretty much derailed the Erotica era.
At the end of the day it was basically glorified pornography, except I didn't get a hard-on. 

This is sorta embarrassing and tragic, next year she wont even be on the list since her numbers are so low. I guess her recent public image does not help her gain new plays.