Madonna on Instagram / Facebook / Twitter + other Social Media

[Robertthenurse 1,693]

I still think it's M who is playing with Facetune. All these comments are just wasted air space lol

[Alm47 547]

3 hours ago, Roland Barthes said:

This rumour comes back every year, just like Cannes film festival. Apparently it's not Madonna but Ariana Grande.

Seems like Ariana is filming an adaptation of Wicked right now, so it might not be her.

[Ian 2,079]

 

[androiduser 1,274]

2 hours ago, Ian said:

 

Back then it was mostly about male homosexuals, who were under major conservative attacks, and trans people were barely mentioned and were ostracized even by the gay community, suffering most injustice and violence. Do we know the first time Madonna acknowledged the trans community? Trans people were almost invisible in the 80's and the 90's when Madonna was fighting for gay rights.

[adirondak 888]

27 minutes ago, androiduser said:

Back then it was mostly about male homosexuals

? She spoke out about the AIDS crisis in general, she stood up for and celebrated lesbians, cross- dressers all during the 80s and whether she directly addressed it or not (and she probably did somewhere I’m not aware of) it’s clear she’s always supported trans people.

 

 She also never spoke out about the plight of the aboriginals….

[androiduser 1,274]

4 minutes ago, adirondak said:

? She spoke out about the AIDS crisis in general, she stood up for and celebrated lesbians, cross- dressers all during the 80s and whether she directly addressed it or not (and she probably did somewhere I’m not aware of) it’s clear she’s always supported trans people.

not sure why you are passive aggressive and rude? I am asking a question because I am specifically interested in the treatment of trans people withing the gay community at that time and how trans activism was perceived outside the queer circles. Trans people were largely discriminated against by white gay men at that time, and they were often excluded from the mainstream AIDS activism (which was largely handled by white homosexuals), and even from the more mainstream gay venues.

[adirondak 888]

10 minutes ago, androiduser said:

not sure why you are passive aggressive and rude? I am asking a question because I am specifically interested in the treatment of trans people withing the gay community at that time and how trans activism was perceived outside the queer circles. Trans people were largely discriminated against by white gay men at that time, and they were often excluded from the mainstream AIDS activism (which was largely handled by white homosexuals), and even from the more mainstream gay venues.

Can you point out where I was aggressive?

[Sultrysully 2,482]

I miss Madonna's eyebrows but I think that she looks great otherwise.  The bleached eyebrows distort her iconic face.  

[Robertthenurse 1,693]

1 hour ago, androiduser said:

not sure why you are passive aggressive and rude? I am asking a question because I am specifically interested in the treatment of trans people withing the gay community at that time and how trans activism was perceived outside the queer circles. Trans people were largely discriminated against by white gay men at that time, and they were often excluded from the mainstream AIDS activism (which was largely handled by white homosexuals), and even from the more mainstream gay venues.

Please start from 1983 and read about Madonna until today. She supports the LGBTQ+ community as a whole...please don't make something out of nothing. And "read the history" 🎵🎵🎼

Edited February 6 by Robertthenurse

[SecretProject 352]

I’m definitely in the minority but I love the bleached eyebrows. It gives a high fashion punk rock vibe. I’m about it.

[Roland Barthes 4,632]

50 minutes ago, SecretProject said:

I’m definitely in the minority but I love the bleached eyebrows. It gives a high fashion punk rock vibe. I’m about it.

I already hated it in 1992, she would have looked a thousand times better with them in the Deeper and Deeper video like here

 

[sara94 433]

She's defending herself 👏

https://www.instagram.com/reel/CoYOdzSA5mj/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

[amscity 525]

10 minutes ago, sara94 said:

She's defending herself 👏

https://www.instagram.com/reel/CoYOdzSA5mj/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

that's why I love her! I had a bad day! This woman is of the reasons I breath and I take offense when people do what they do. But she then fix eberytonh beong herself! 

[sara94 433]

 

[Prayer 8,926]

Glad she's clapping back. Enough with taking everyone's s**t, hope she does it again and again. It's too much already.

[adirondak 888]

Good for her.  What they did to her was foul. Then they have the nerve to call her soulless after trying to humiliate her for daring to show up in public. That’s soulless to me. 

[sara94 433]

I know her haters are fuming. She will never do what the public demands, she will never give in 👏

[animalinstinct 1,147]

19 minutes ago, sara94 said:

 

Don’t fuck with the Queen!

[sara94 433]

Her attitude is so inspiring I swear. Now i'm even more convinced that she will slay on the Tour. 

[MadonnaLove 6,131]

 

[PaperFaces 5,089]

All this talk about Patriarchy is getting old (not to mention false).

I support her message but women can be just as toxic as men, just like alot of men have come up with solutions, policies, technologies, medical advances, regulations that have reshaped humanity. Not to mention supporting women along the way.

She makes it sound like she has no responsibility in this and the only people criticizing her are men (when most of it seems to come from women).

The world may focus on her power and her stamina if she perhaps allowed some of it to shine through. 

One of the reasons Ive always related to her is because she could emote feeling and angst and fear and love and passion in her eyes, her face, her smile.

When I cant read those emotions on her face anymore, when I cant even tell if SHE feels her own music, then I disconnect and find it hard to re-connect to her and her music.

Dont fucking pass this off on a false narrative about Patriarchy and mysoginy. Dont blame me for not relating to a wax version of what you once were.

Dont blame the photographer who somehow made everyone else look normal that night.

Turn inward, and search for a reason why a visual artist would find it difficult that people focus on what they see.

It's like those women at the gym who complain they are sexualized but work out in their goddamn underwear. Take. Some. Responsibility.

We're all about rights. But no one looks at the other side of the coin: duty.

Dress however you want Madonna. Do whatever you want to your body. But dont attack me for no longer being able to relate to you because you look a plastic doll.

[Bjonkers 1,166]

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[Roland Barthes 4,632]

24 minutes ago, PaperFaces said:

All this talk about Patriarchy is getting old (not to mention false).

I support her message but women can be just as toxic as men, just like alot of men have come up with solutions, policies, technologies, medical advances, regulations that have reshaped humanity. Not to mention supporting women along the way.

She makes it sound like she has no responsibility in this and the only people criticizing her are men (when most of it seems to come from women).

The world may focus on her power and her stamina if she perhaps allowed some of it to shine through. 

One of the reasons Ive always related to her is because she could emote feeling and angst and fear and love and passion in her eyes, her face, her smile.

When I cant read those emotions on her face anymore, when I cant even tell if SHE feels her own music, then I disconnect and find it hard to re-connect to her and her music.

Dont fucking pass this off on a false narrative about Patriarchy and mysoginy. Dont blame me for not relating to a wax version of what you once were.

Dont blame the photographer who somehow made everyone else look normal that night.

Turn inward, and search for a reason why a visual artist would find it difficult that people focus on what they see.

It's like those women at the gym who complain they are sexualized but work out in their goddamn underwear. Take. Some. Responsibility.

We're all about rights. But no one looks at the other side of the coin: duty.

Dress however you want Madonna. Do whatever you want to your body. But dont attack me for no longer being able to relate to you because you look a plastic doll.

You talk like she owes you something. Really, seek help. You don't realize how silly you sound. You're what ? A man in your forties i guess,  re-read what you wrote, you're not a teenager anymore. If you still don't find a problem with it then wait until tomorrow an re-re-read it. If you still don't find a problem with it then i'm gonna tell you exactly how your post reeks of male privilege. Like for example that part about women at the gym, you're not only justifying harassment but rape as well, they deserve it because of the way they dress. 

You don't deserve to be a Madonna fan. It's like you never got anything she ever said from the beginning. 

Speaking of coins look at yours. REALLY. LOOK. AT. YOURS. 

If you can't relate to someone because of the way they look then you never liked them in the first place and you are just a shallow person. Again. Re-read yourself in the morning or maybe later when you did a little soul searching and really measure what you said because you really sound like a bad person here. 

[PaperFaces 5,089]

Thank you.

[HNS 23]

25 minutes ago, PaperFaces said:

It's like those women at the gym who complain they are sexualized but work out in their goddamn underwear. Take. Some. Responsibility.

We're all about rights. But no one looks at the other side of the coin: duty.

Dress however you want Madonna. Do whatever you want to your body. But dont attack me for no longer being able to relate to you because you look a plastic doll.

This can’t be serious