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Well, extremes are not good. 

I doesn't make much sense to record a song in 2023 and release it 2 years later, when trends and sounds change so quick nowadays. I think the Max Martin track is shelved with the Swae Lee and Sickick ones... 

Everyone here talking about how long was Give me all your luvin', but Like a prayer for me is worst. It looked like a Glee theatre show, and it was endless. 
But anyway, we see this with eyes from 2024, she set a standard as always and I was obsessed with the show, I think I watched it 6 million times. 

I doesn't make much sense to record a song in 2023 and release it 2 years later, when trends and sounds change so quick nowadays. I think the Max Martin track is shelved with the Swae Lee and Sickick ones... 

I doesn't make much sense to record a song in 2023 and release it 2 years later, when trends and sounds change so quick nowadays. I think the Max Martin track is shelved with the Swae Lee and Sickick ones... 

I doesn't make much sense to record a song in 2023 and release it 2 years later, when trends and sounds change so quick nowadays. I think the Max Martin track is shelved with the Swae Lee and Sickick ones... 

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I've said it many times here... Everything that comes after the deal of Live Nation / Interscope is a bonus. The old singles digital releases are a bonus, the videos for Frozen with Sickick were also. Sometimes it works like Popular with the Weeknd. Sometimes nobody cares like Vulgar. But her numbers on streaming improved a lot, Finally Enough Love sold very good numbers and it will become one of her compilations of reference... And of course we had The Celebration Tour, wich was her returning to popularity and big shows after the dark times of Madame X Tour, hip recovering and some notable health problems. I'm sure that new songs or new album will also come.
I think she's doing it well lately but it has to be on her own terms. It's not like she dissapeared under a rock and sometimes we are very obsessed with what teenagers or Tik Tok want, when they don't have a f*cking clue of what is living and what is the world.
Let Madonna be Madonna, let's appreciate that things are not forever, that we evolve, that we get bored of our jobs or sometimes we also have crisis. And the most important thing: we were lucky to live in the same time frame than her!

so silly. so many other resources to find out that information other than twitter. google is a good start lol.

is this for real?
Gosh. So unprofessional and out of touch.
Get at least people who understand music and music fans to run your socials if you're a legacy label imprint.

I've said it many times here... Everything that comes after the deal of Live Nation / Interscope is a bonus. The old singles digital releases are a bonus, the videos for Frozen with Sickick were also. Sometimes it works like Popular with the Weeknd. Sometimes nobody cares like Vulgar. But her numbers on streaming improved a lot, Finally Enough Love sold very good numbers and it will become one of her compilations of reference... And of course we had The Celebration Tour, wich was her returning to popularity and big shows after the dark times of Madame X Tour, hip recovering and some notable health problems. I'm sure that new songs or new album will also come.
I think she's doing it well lately but it has to be on her own terms. It's not like she dissapeared under a rock and sometimes we are very obsessed with what teenagers or Tik Tok want, when they don't have a f*cking clue of what is living and what is the world.
Let Madonna be Madonna, let's appreciate that things are not forever, that we evolve, that we get bored of our jobs or sometimes we also have crisis. And the most important thing: we were lucky to live in the same time frame than her!

Vogue. It's amazing song. I just love it a lot. 

I've said it many times here... Everything that comes after the deal of Live Nation / Interscope is a bonus. The old singles digital releases are a bonus, the videos for Frozen with Sickick were also. Sometimes it works like Popular with the Weeknd. Sometimes nobody cares like Vulgar. But her numbers on streaming improved a lot, Finally Enough Love sold very good numbers and it will become one of her compilations of reference... And of course we had The Celebration Tour, wich was her returning to popularity and big shows after the dark times of Madame X Tour, hip recovering and some notable health problems. I'm sure that new songs or new album will also come.
I think she's doing it well lately but it has to be on her own terms. It's not like she dissapeared under a rock and sometimes we are very obsessed with what teenagers or Tik Tok want, when they don't have a f*cking clue of what is living and what is the world.
Let Madonna be Madonna, let's appreciate that things are not forever, that we evolve, that we get bored of our jobs or sometimes we also have crisis. And the most important thing: we were lucky to live in the same time frame than her!

I've said it many times here... Everything that comes after the deal of Live Nation / Interscope is a bonus. The old singles digital releases are a bonus, the videos for Frozen with Sickick were also. Sometimes it works like Popular with the Weeknd. Sometimes nobody cares like Vulgar. But her numbers on streaming improved a lot, Finally Enough Love sold very good numbers and it will become one of her compilations of reference... And of course we had The Celebration Tour, wich was her returning to popularity and big shows after the dark times of Madame X Tour, hip recovering and some notable health problems. I'm sure that new songs or new album will also come.
I think she's doing it well lately but it has to be on her own terms. It's not like she dissapeared under a rock and sometimes we are very obsessed with what teenagers or Tik Tok want, when they don't have a f*cking clue of what is living and what is the world.
Let Madonna be Madonna, let's appreciate that things are not forever, that we evolve, that we get bored of our jobs or sometimes we also have crisis. And the most important thing: we were lucky to live in the same time frame than her!

I've said it many times here... Everything that comes after the deal of Live Nation / Interscope is a bonus. The old singles digital releases are a bonus, the videos for Frozen with Sickick were also. Sometimes it works like Popular with the Weeknd. Sometimes nobody cares like Vulgar. But her numbers on streaming improved a lot, Finally Enough Love sold very good numbers and it will become one of her compilations of reference... And of course we had The Celebration Tour, wich was her returning to popularity and big shows after the dark times of Madame X Tour, hip recovering and some notable health problems. I'm sure that new songs or new album will also come.
I think she's doing it well lately but it has to be on her own terms. It's not like she dissapeared under a rock and sometimes we are very obsessed with what teenagers or Tik Tok want, when they don't have a f*cking clue of what is living and what is the world.
Let Madonna be Madonna, let's appreciate that things are not forever, that we evolve, that we get bored of our jobs or sometimes we also have crisis. And the most important thing: we were lucky to live in the same time frame than her!

I've been reading so many comments about Madonna and so many M-related topics since I first came across this page, and I do wonder if we shouldn't accept and remind ourselves of the fact that for 40+ years, Madonna has been a gift that still keeps on giving, under the weirdest of circumstances for an artist, including the rise and fall of all different kinds of formats her music and tours have been released on, and including shifts in musical style popularity as regards an artist's own vision versus "having to" release features and collaborations to chart, get noticed, be remembered.
 
This might sound weird to those of us who wish she'd release a new song or album within months/a maximum of 2 years, as we were used to; who wish that, finally, after the announcement of the Warner deal she would release the first expanded edition of no matter which album, just to lament about and criticise exclusions as well as omissions; who wish she'd release every single edit or remix digitally, just to finish off the people in charge of the remastering process or the quality of the artwork; who think that the artist's vision and creativity always has to, necessarily, cater to her fanbase's demands, knowing that being creative and summoning the energy to produce, release and promote something is a task that might take its toll and needs to be considered carefully, especially if - in our case M - feels strongly about either the product itself, the way she wants to present it, the way it might be perceived by her fans, or all 3 aspects alike to make us feel another milestone or masterpiece has been given to us (or, in some people's eyes: what weaknesses there are, in how far this song or that album or that editing of a live concert release was a failure).
Don't get me wrong: neither do I wish to preach celebration of everything she has put out so far, nor criticise people's personal opinions or feelings about something she has, or has not, done, for whichever reasons and why. For a long time, Madonna has been ignored by radio stations, which still play an important role in popularizing music. She has been put into that age category, which songs like Popular amd Vulgar defy, because both sound and are incredibly youthful, current and zeitgeist, in completely different ways.
To conclude my post, I will venture to say that MDNA was a really good album that gave us an insight into her state of affairs at the beginning of the tennies. Despite the leaks, Rebel Heart was a masterpiece in terms of vocal delivery on many songs, innovation and inevitable release strategy. Madame X was admirable as regards change of track into hitherto unvisited musical territory.
Long live the Queen!

This is a very interesting thing! Did you already know this?
From Discogs:
Side A of disc one was pressed incorrectly and instead plays four unknown Hip Hop songs by another artist instead of "Candy Shop", "4 Minutes" and "Give It 2 Me" as noted in the album's track listing.
From the most recent comment:
SIDE A CONTENTS FOUND! they seem to be from this release. https://www.discogs.com/release/1486276-Various-Gems-EP-3rd-Impact
16 year old mystery solved!
https://www.discogs.com/es/release/6239056-Madonna-Hard-Candy
 

I was expecting a jumpscare at the end, clicked to pause like five times

Could this mean it's coming next?

Well for Popular we had absolutely no hint or rumour. We heard in when Abel was in Cannes.

It's intriguing, a good The Weekend teaser, but I don't see any hints about Taylor or Madonna at this point. Usually rumours tend to get big before the release if they are true, not the other way around...

hmmmm

Yeah the song is nice i agree, but i would love M to make something even more epic for her next single.

nothing
yet
can you show me any non breathing singers ?