Madonna number one ❤❤❤❤❤

Check out 'Vespertine life' ! She wrote all the classical parts and build the musical box!

So happy to see you to a review on Bjork. I love the video. ❤

We missed you. I wondered where you had gone and if you were fine...i thought you were just busy with work. I am glad you are doing better. Keep us updated on your life. I always loved your personality and energy, you seem so kind and well spoken. Love how you keep it real always. Much love to you

So glad to hear you’re doing well. I’ve missed seeing your videos. You have such a friendly/kind demeanor about you that makes your content that much more fun to watch. Enjoy this new chapter of your life! Sounds like things are moving in a good direction ❤

I love this song 😍

I really like what you said about not being sure about how to feel and the mood keeps changing. It makes me think about being a catholic as a gay person and having so many conflicted emotions just over my own beliefs. Then beyond myself, you see "christians" being some of the worst people on this earth (I think that's why Madonna included the burning crosses), it's like you are just always being jerked around. Even at the time people thought this video was so evil and it's like no, you're mad that it's calling out that racist hypocrisy. It's like you're more mad about racism being called out than you are about the actual racism. But I really appreciate someone like Madonna kind of sticking to her guns and appreciating her religion while fighting it at the same time.

this song is my favourite, i love that you react to the video with it. it may be a grotesque video with the piercings and stuff hidden behind filters, but thats what i love about it, she can turn stuff many people shun from into an artful accompanying video to one of her best songs.

I thought the images are 100% fantastic as well! Great song and video

You got it, that is indeed Jlo back in the day before she became a major singing sensation.

It’s been a while, but still I’m loving your reaction. Just for the record, the official Billboard account uploaded a shortened version of the speech. They removed a lot of impactful things she said. You should check it out, IMHO.

Youre trying to say its done in a tasteful way

4:48 And that’s Jose Xtravaganza - part of the ballroom culture at the time, and a consultant on Pose!

Love kylie ❤ Good reaction

Happy Pride Month You Republican Hateful Cunt Bags!!!

I think that what Madonna suffered in the middle of this madness is that she became news while being vilified: 'Witch,' 'Whore,' 'Bitch.' And she doesn't have a mother to cry to or hug. Her friends lost to AIDS and drugs. 😭😭

That´s why she ia a millionaire de luxe. LGBT community and Black americans relate to her at a right point. I do remember sitting on a trans-atlantic plane, going via NY to Chicago. When in Chicago, tried getting a ticket to her concert. They laughed so hard at me. I was so young and after that Chicago, I´ve been lucky enouch to see her in many cities. Minus Paris/ Madame X , when she cancelled ....but still I managed to get to her party in Paris. That´s another story ;)

11:09 The really cool thing is she doesn’t just adapt to trends - she’d often set them. Especially early in her career, she would come upon “minority” cultures where cool things were happening, get moved by them, and then create mainstream art out of it that then became trendy. She’d set whole fashion, music, and visual trends. There’s not a pop artist today, especially women, that doesn’t have strands of her DNA.

Madonna 🎉❤! The 👸 queen 😽😽😽💓💓💓🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

Even in the 80s and 90s, no two songs (or even the same two videos) would be too much alike, even from the same or same album. People celebrate her ability to reinvent herself, but her range is still underrated imo. Just an icon!

"maybe you should purify yourself, in the waters of lake Minnetonka".

'music is art but this is art art' Good way to describe Bjork :)

The vocals on this are the first time she ever sang it and it was done in one take...the producer liked it so much because it was raw and unfiltered so they kept it.

I was in that shoot, I was part of the dancers, we were 50, the recording was in Barcelona in the Olympic jumping pisconas, the filming lasted 1 week 12 hours a day, the deal with Kylie was exquisite and I have many anecdotes

Jennifer Lopez is a dancer in this video

Jennifer Lopez is a dancer in this video

Jennifer Lopez is a dancer in this video

Jennifer Lopez is a dancer in this video

Jennifer Lopez is a dancer in this video

Absolutely fantastic ❤❤❤❤

Bellísima Madonna y la música la mejor que escuche de ella❤

Amazing, what more can i say!❤❤❤❤

Amazing, what more can I say!❤❤❤

What can i say, shes amazing!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Shes amazing!!❤❤❤

She is so great and should be No 1 in the US as well! She is so big internationally but with the Voltaire success in Vegas this year she is well underway to be big in the US soon! Such a shame she is portrayed second fiddle to Madonna, but I think most of these artists are starting to realise she is so good! Many well known artists visited her Voltaire show including Janet Jackson and Christina Agilira. Many artists have copied Kylie over the years and as Chris Martin has said, she is 10 years ahead of her time. I personally think she is 20 years ahead. When you watch old footage from 2002 say the Fever Tour where she enters the concert fully enclosed in a space suit tailored made for her, you realise even in 2024 how advanced she is. Much like Bowie! Inspirational and trend setting! Amazing is all I can say!!! ❤❤❤❤

Madonna's unyielding defiance against societal expectations has long been a testament to her resilience in the face of relentless scrutiny and criticism. From the outset of her career, she boldly asserted control over her body and sexuality, a move that immediately made her a target for detractors. Despite predictions of her fleeting success as a mere "one-hit wonder" dating back to 1982, Madonna's unwavering determination and undeniable talent have only served to further incense her critics, who have lazily resorted to vilifying her as a convenient scapegoat. In this interview, the hypocrisy of such criticism was starkly exposed, particularly through the selective and judgmental line of questioning employed by outlets catering to conservative sensibilities, such as Nightline. By attempting to shame Madonna for not conforming to traditional roles of motherhood and wholesome behavior, these interrogators revealed their own biases and expectations, primarily dictated by patriarchal norms. What emerged from this exchange was not merely Madonna's quick-witted responses, but rather her steadfast refusal to apologize for who she is or compromise artistic expression and her autonomy. Her unwavering stance against the attempts to belittle and constrain her serves as a powerful rebuke to the double standards and hypocrisy that continue to plague society. Furthermore, it's worth acknowledging the collaborative efforts of artists like Lenny Kravitz, whose songwriting contributions, though initially unrelated to Madonna, nonetheless resonated deeply with her ethos. Kravitz's recognition of Madonna's embodiment of the song's themes underscores the pervasive understanding of her cultural impact, transcending mere expectations and stereotypes. In essence, Madonna's resilience and refusal to be boxed into societal norms serve as a beacon of empowerment for all who dare to challenge the status quo, reminding us that true liberation lies in embracing one's authentic self, regardless of the backlash it may provoke.

Kylie is amazing and was doing her thing before Doja and DUA ( DUA is amazing as well)

If you're still learning Bjork, try Hyperballad

I love this song so much

1st time l head the song it was without video. After the a few times l heard it became a song that l would hear on repeat - somehow the dramatic emotions express l find deeply satisfying. That was like more than 10 years ago. Now lm back listen to it again.

38 years later, this song is still so haunting and stunning in it's depth

I was there...this is from her Sydney, Australia show....totally amazing

This wasn't the version that played on MTV. There is a censored version, and this was the explicit version sold with the Erotica DVD/VHS/Laser Disc. The MTV version was mostly covered up.

People nowadays are so used to voices being modified and enhanced through autotune that they only react to a voice when the singer is screaming the loudest, but here you can hear that the voice is amazing right from the start of the song.

My favorite Madonna ballad💙💙

'HE'S LIKE.........HE'S CUTE' (same bro)

Annd.. Everybody knows this song, but doesn't know it's from Abbas song and yes, they are Swedish..

Its a movie

The video shows Saint Martin De Porres who was the Saint of mixed raced people and poor people, Innkeepers, barbers, and public health workers