JustinTimes

1) UK is one of the biggest and most relevant markets in the world. It's not an alien invasion movie, the USA are actually NOT the only place that matters 🙄
2) American charts suck ass you will never see a Classic re-enter the chart 
Next!

Smal country? Who cares?
UK is the third biggest music market in the world, only behind the US and Japan. Don't be ignorant.
It is a huge achievement.

Uk Chart? No offense but who cares about the charts of a small country? The merit here is to appear, in this particular case re-enter, the charts of the United States which is one of the largest consumer markets in the world due to its more than 300 million inhabitants. N' Sync has already achieved this because they have a more daring, aggressive and up-to-date marketing team. Characteristics that are conspicuous by their absence in the case of the team that works for Madonna, by the way.
By the way, I was looking at the pictures from the red carpet at the premiere of the movie. All the celebrity guests were smiling in the glare of the cameras as usual but when I see the pictures of Madonna with her daughters...

I'm puzzled to see that image. I mean, Madonna's daughters didn't want to be present at the event? Why this apathetic gesture in an atmosphere characterized by joy, celebration and good humor? And I don't think it's a problem of social anxiety because if I remember correctly they have participated in Madonna's world tour and a shy person could never do that. Smiling even when we are in a bad mood does not require a superhuman effort. As a fan of their mother, I would advise them to try to smile a little more in the photos because that is precisely the objective of the photographs: to show our best smile and transmit our good vibes because nobody likes to photograph someone who looks at you with a bad face or without any interest in being photographed.
 

Like A Prayer is at number 27 in the UK charts 😮

Like A Prayer is at number 27 in the UK charts 😮

Like A Prayer is at number 27 in the UK charts 😮

Like A Prayer is at number 27 in the UK charts 😮

Like A Prayer is at number 27 in the UK charts 😮

Like  A Prayer is at number 27 in the UK charts 😮

Like  A Prayer is at number 27 in the UK charts 😮

Her current Spotify Top 10 already reflects the "Like A Prayer" merging, meaning the album version becomes the main "LAP" version highlighted, instead of the "Celebration" version:

Which feels just RIGHT.

What have we won? We haven't won anything.

Will the Choir Version get credited to Madonna and chart under Like A Prayer and sales as Madonna isn't even credited?
I just don't understand her or her team at all these days. Have they even reset it on Spotify 🤦

Finally! Her useless team have done something, but this should have been out two weeks ago.
Are they going to merge the versions on Spotify and reset it!

What have we won? We haven't won anything.

I bet Madonna and/or her team are in here reading what we say. 
Hopefully they will merge everything: Lucky Star U.S. Remix isn't merged with The Immaculate Collection either, amongst a few others, it's the little things that count to me.

What have we won? We haven't won anything.

I bet Madonna and/or her team are in here reading what we say. 
Hopefully they will merge everything: Lucky Star U.S. Remix isn't merged with The Immaculate Collection either, amongst a few others, it's the little things that count to me.

Some good news, 40 millions monthly listeners & it seems they merge the two versions of Like a Prayer yer 

It’s not about if she will be paid for it, it’s on official playlist & streams don’t count for Madonna, they should add Battle Royale Mix like on Apple Music official playlist. 

Any updates on Spotify would be appreciated, that is what this thread is supposed to be about.

Any updates on Spotify would be appreciated, that is what this thread is supposed to be about.

As I already stated, it would have been at number 41 if it would have been reset on Spotify, not number 95.

Any updates on Spotify would be appreciated, that is what this thread is supposed to be about.

As I already stated, it would have been at number 41 if it would have been reset on Spotify, not number 95.