Jonathan Ross Presents Erotica - 1992 Madonna Interview

A Jonathan Ross special interview with Madonna in order to promote her 1992 album Erotica. Very interesting and rare interview!

[@santinidial394]

She was so ahead of her time in this new era...Erotica Era Timeless

[@santinidial394]

Everyone looked down on her during this....i was intrigued. ...Still love this Album...love the songs..in 1992 Madonna was reiventin her self and society the same time ..still lobe erotica 26 years and this album still rates with Like a prayer album too both pushed boundaries and opened new taboos

[@tillyboos]

SEX was actually a VERY clever, insightful and provocative, BUT, HIGHLY intelligent work of art. I don't think ANY pop star has done something as clever before or since.

[@migue4793]

It was very clever. It's a book of sexual fantasies. Americans don't like it because of religion. People need to be open about their sexual fantasies it's normal

[@tillyboos]

Migue N. Agreed. I’m always happy to say that although American, I was raised in a VERY non-traditional way that makes me open-minded. I viewed SEX as a literary and photographic expression of sexual fantasies. I couldn’t judge SEX as anything else, BECAUSE when I read/looked at it, there were things in it that aroused me. That’s WHY people got up in arms about it, because it turned them on, and they didn’t know how to handle that.

[@migue4793]

@@tillyboos Yeah for some reason people would rather glorify violence than talk about sex, and you're right i believe it scares them when they get aroused by fantasies, but having sexual fantasies is healthy. My partner and I would try lots of role play and we always came up wirh awesome sexual activities.

[@tillyboos]

Migue N. The US is a RIDICULOUSLY violent society, and it’s completely glorified in absolutely EVERY WAY. That’s good that you and your partner are able to do that with each other, that’s VERY important. I’d MUCH RATHER talk about Sex than pretty much anything else really. It’s MUCH healthier and more fun than objectifying and glorifying violence or racism, or homophobia or pretty much ANYTHING that is unpleasant.

[@tillyboos]

treg1980 I agree with you COMPLETELY about Erotica as an album. I see the SEX book as successful BECAUSE it backfired. I think she KNEW it would backfire to a certain extent. She’s a VERY shrewd businesswoman. She did the same thing she did when her nude photos surfaced in 1985, she made it work for her career, and made the controversy bankable.

[@kitanakahn101]

when Jonathan makes comparison between Madonna to Michael Jackson, George Michael and Prince... my only thought was..."oh my... they have already gone and there is Madonna, still stands alive and kickin'. " How lucky I am to still have Madonna today. She's a living legend. There's no one other female singers with the same standard as Madonna who still stay relevant today like Madonna.

[@Be12397]

amor powers Kylie.... but yeah.

[@kitanakahn101]

@@Be12397 I love Kylie Minogue. She's used to be my fave Madonna wannabe. Breathe is my all time fave track from Kylie.

[@crazyeyes321go]

Kylie, Cher But I do agree with your point, very few artists that have long high profile careers and its awesome that we still have them putting art into the world.

[@kitanakahn101]

@@crazyeyes321go put Mariah in the list too! She's another rare talent that no one can replace. They all got their own unique ways thay makes them stand out even up to this day.

[@crazyeyes321go]

@@kitanakahn101 true true love love Mariah 🙂

[@Mia-de8xf]

She was already complaining about ageism long before being 50. The smartest popstar ever! I love these interviews, she teaches me a lot.

[@Juandomngz]

People started calling her "old" at this time 1992-1993 and she was just 34-35 here.

[@gregory7567]

People believe that artists aren't worth listening to when they're not in their 20s, especially women. Just like Madonna said "it's rather hideous"

[@m3cinco452]

@gregory7567 well, Cher did a big comeback with Believe and she is ancient af. Problem is when artists start to get political and cranky as they get older. I don't think age is the issue but the actual product and imagery they release. Confessions had an amazing visual aesthetics, good songs and videos. Madonna is not releasing anything fun as of late

[@glampingo]

Madonna is a fighter.

[@jamesmodlin4458]

i think she enjoyed this interview. She seems to be in such a great mood, almost bubbly.

[@myfriendisaac]

I hate the implication that Madonna was “ahead of her time.” -She was RIGHT ON TIME, many people were just late as hell 😂💯👏🏾💐👏🏾 *Love her madly.*

[@Bry77]

She was ahead cause the entire world was late as hell. That’s was all the people say that.

[@dieterwashere]

One of her best eras

[@sensitivespirit1118]

Dieter yeah i know!

[@firasharb1454]

It’s her only best era .

[@dieterwashere]

Ross Harb her ray of light era is great too

[@odaniscabrales3876]

And also Confessions era was good as well!!!

[@twilomix]

I loved it too

[@owenomobasuyi2649]

the pop culture is so different now and back in the 90s the interviews were so much better

[@jennaroi7791]

+Owen Omobasuyi - Ai! Because the audience still had a brain. Nowadays, why say anything intelligent because half of the people are not going to understand it. I mean Donald Trumpf is winning the GOP nomination...one cannot win by making sense these days.

[@TylerLethersin]

It's because the interviewers actually asked important questions. They didn't always ask about sex, partying & social media. Also kids back then didn't have Add (that's a joke) & could actually wait & enjoy something. Now everyone lives fast, one thing is in & the next month it's out. Everything is just so fast today & it's so sad.

[@enriquesanchez9016]

And Hillary is "winning" on the Democratic side, it's really not better... Both Trump and Hillary are horrible candidates.

[@werweis21]

Good point. Nowadays most in-depth interviews are not on big radio or TV channels anymore, but on the internet where you have to search for them. People are so used to getting free and fast journalism that it's hard to sustain quality.

[@MusicTlse31]

That’s because Madonna really had something to say...

[@bobbyantonelli7978]

She looks great and is witty and intelligent; in years to come you’ll see how historically important and influential she was in changing the way people thought as well as being a true artist and icon. She’s the Queen!

[@bobbyantonelli7978]

DITTO !!

[@annabelles1622]

YES!!!

[@simon5005]

It's a shame that the album was so ignored because it was (and especially now still is) amazing. And not many here in the US got to see the incredible Girlie Show, as she only played New York, Detroit, and Philly because of the famous "Madonna Backlash".

[@samuelosler4009]

Erotica sold 6 million worldwide including 2 million (double platinum) in the US. It may have been a disappointing seller by "Madonna standards" but it was hardly a flop. The Girlie Show sold out EVERYWHERE and at the time had the highest per concert gross by a female artist in history . It even made more money than Blond Ambition did with WAY less shows, just 39. The backlash wasn't the reason that Madonna didn't tour the US as extensively with TGS, Madonna wanted and did go to countries with that tour that she had never been before like Australia and Turkey. If you look at the per concert box office gross and attendance for TGS it was FUCKING MASSIVE. Madonna could of easily done more dates in the US and made a shitload of more money.

[@simon5005]

+samuel osler Listen to Human Nature on Bedtime Stories, that will explain what I was talking about.

[@samuelosler4009]

Oh yeah she definitely suffered a backlash but she was still extremely successful ESPECIALLY with touring. There were rumors that Madonna was gonna come back to the US and do a more extensive US tour in 1994 but Madonna decided against it because she wanted to start working on her next (Bedtime Stories)) album as soon as possible. MTV news had a report on it in December 1993 because TGS was sold out everywhere.

[@samuelosler4009]

Madonna did 57 shows on her Blond Ambition tour in 1990 when she was "on top of the world" and grossed $62.7 million. In 1993 when she was in backlash mode and everyone supposedly hated her she did just 39 shows on The Girlie Show tour and grossed $70 million. Again Madonna had the highest ever per concert gross by a solo female artist with TGS. This is NEVER brought up since were all supposed to go along with the illusion that Madonna was unpopular in 1993 because of the Sea book.

[@ginasousabranco5637]

+samuel osler Maybe cause at each album release Madonna has been reached a new younger fans generation. Beside that M has a stong loyal legion of fans WW. People know she came up with something new & she's one the best live acts

[@Be12397]

I’m watching this in the era of WAP. Wow, Madonna really paved the way for them.

[@eleanorwalmsley635]

WAP is vulgar, distasteful & disposal, apart from the shock value, is instantly forgettable... Musically dire. What Madonna created, was sexual fantasy, always with finesse, which is only matched by Prince & George Michael's videos, they remain in the psyche, the music they produced was all musically exhilarating... Madonna, Prince & George Michael will stand the test of time & remain fresh. WAP won't age well. Oh, & no one can match Madonna for religious iconography

[@mplum4796]

I'm not sure what WAP is. I have looked it up and all I find is a really TERRIBLE rap song that makes no sense.

[@tmalone2530]

Cardi B & Meg have zero talent. Their music is trashy and they’ll never reach Madonna’s level. Madonna has packed stadiums for decades. These “artists” of 2020 can only hope to come close. They never will.

[@claybyrd4943]

Madonna paved the way and they've littered it with filth . WAP says nothing about the nuiansce' struggles and triumph of being a woman ,it's merely a song about vagina and it's hurricane like state .

[@robertjackson5645]

Madonna has oddly remained a mystery while seemingly completely exposing herself.

[@ChloeDust]

One of my fav Madonna interviews, she's very open here, i love her look too and she was promoting an amazing, iconic album.

[@gumzy3000]

Why were interviews back then with celebrities so smart and engaging?

[@clubkayserrecords]

No social media, no internet, there was more of an allure to famous people.

[@wsmith4]

Famous people back then had personalities and talent and interesting things to say. None of that is required in order to be famous now.

[@Juandomngz]

@@clubkayserrecords I miss that, even in 2006 there was still this mystery and allure to famous people, social media changed that.

[@izzydeadyet7336]

Because people dumb down every generation, soon everyone under 30 will be speaking in acronyms! Look how beautiful the fashion and language was in Europe a few hundred years ago, now it’s jeans and t shirts LOL LMBMO !

[@ARTPOPIST-ez5kn]

33:56 she predicted the future

[@arial8black]

Omg she did! Its amazing to see this now

[@ez88uc]

I miss THIS Madonna.

[@PurpleRain500]

+Scott A THAT was Madonna. Not this desperate woman trying ever so hard to stay relevant in today's society. With this ridiculous "Bitch I'm Madonna" B.S. This is the REAL Madonna, and unfortunately she's been dead for quite some time now.....

[@ez88uc]

She had something to say... now she has nothing. Oh well.... still a fan, but right a lot of her stuff lately is not very good. Ray of Light and Music were exceptional works... but I still like her 90's period... she was WAY before/ahead...

[@PurpleRain500]

Scott A I'm still a fan too, I just liked her so much during "Erotica." I feel embarrassed for her know because she's a complete parody of herself. It has nothing to do with her age, just the material that she chooses to release, and the crowd that she collaborates with. I agree with what she believes about ageism, people always want to act like like once a person reaches a certain age they are no longer allowed to be sexual. I have no problem with how sexual she is now, just with her antics.

[@goliathsparrow1082]

+PurpleRain500 she has plenty to say, try listening

[@conatcha]

+Scott A I remind you that in THAT era, Madonna was dissed by load of people about her exposing her sexuality, about doing that video and all that stuff. As now she's being dissed because she's "too old" for doing this or that. Madonna's been dissed during her whole career but she kept her rebel spirit all the way and that's what makes her unique.

[@biancachristie]

Ahhhh-this whole era was great. Madonna was doing that silent movie Marlene Dietrich character, and she’s wearing the now infamous Chanel Vamp nail polish. I forgot that Madonna brought that to our attention. Aces

[@Patrick3183]

Dietrich wasn’t a silent actress.

[@leovabbinfaru1857]

The Height of the Madonna Phenomenon!

[@onthebeachinsitges]

The more I watch her, the more I realise how straight forward she is

[@tickedoffnow]

Johnathan Ross is pretty Hot actually....

[@rudylabsilica2286]

Jimmy The Clown ; This is the Only time he was hot! I agree, he looked handsome and dapper here.

[@plugin1010]

Wow. This woman is so intelligent and even better, *interesting.* She was so ahead of her time. I always knew Madonna was smart and creative but also interesting, thought provoking and her *honesty* is so refreshing! This is probably the very best interview that I have ever seen with her. I miss those days. I was young in '92 too. I bought the book. I thought it was genius.

[@richardwhite3374]

Great interview... I remember when this was broadcast on channel 4. Very intelligent conversation IMO

[@StefanDot]

She is by no doubt the best pop artist who has ever existed. So smart, soahead of her time, so talented and full of charm.

[@jennaroi7791]

Hahhaha: Are you trying to find another Madonna? -- Well, I don't think it's possible. -- Yep, yep, 2016 and the question still remains: who's going to be the next Madonna?

[@J.Evans_Official]

No one ever

[@Karla-cb8tu]

No one will ever replace Madonna!

[@jair8804]

That thing is impossible. No one will ever be as great as Madonna.

[@tillyboos]

I don’t think that’s possible. She’s irreplaceable.

[@AurumEtAes]

A true pop culture icon has to be interesting in their own right. They can’t be the ‘next’ someone else. Who did Madonna replace? No one

[@soaribb32]

I guess that's why most people didn't get the Sex Book. It's not meant to turn on, it's tongue in cheek and funny. It's rubbing double standards on our face, no wonder people bashed her.

[@ginasousabranco5637]

Madonna's interviews are another point of interest, especially the ones to Kurt Loder, Jonathan Ross & Molly Meldrum

[@sevsabril]

She looks so polished, elegant, immaculate and fashion for an era that was not praised, underestimated and almost taken down, called sinful and disgusting as well.

[@christinevmiles2019]

These kids today don't know who or what Madonna did for our culture for women,celebrity,diva,icon,etc

[@AurumEtAes]

Sadly it’s true, they really don’t. She belongs to my generation and aren’t I the lucky one? Following her music in the 80s to noughties was incredible 😃

[@SouthRicardo]

Great video. By looking at the comments, some of them make so much sense, but it makes me laugh how some people talk like they know the celebs personally.

[@chocolatnoir1108]

the era before Evita IS my favorite💕 too bad Bedtime Stories didnt have the chance to go on tour😰 luckily we have the great Girlie Tour🔥 I love how she mentioned ageism etc here, my dear, it still happens until now and there you are, still standing👌🏾 love you, Madonna💕

[@prophetmadonna3744]

that made Drowned World even better, because we waited for too long.

[@AurumEtAes]

Like a Prayer, Bedtime Stories + Something to Remember new songs and Ray of Light all would have made the bedrock of amazing live shows that would have each had very distinct and different identities

[@felicecinque]

This was a great era of fashion for Madonna. Especially this look.

[@FrancescoDoria114]

Yes. This, Bedtime era, Ray of Light era and American life era

[@ashleyartus8430]

They both have a lovely connection. They both like each other very much. lovely.x

[@CristinaF210]

imagine giving this interview to beyonce or rihana or cardi b or other mindless "artists"

[@darioperes8923]

Fantastic interview. I wonder if Madonna goes back to these interviews. What a great train of thought and enthusiasm for her art.

[@m3cinco452]

Her sin was to release Erotica single as the first. This is my favorite album because it incorporates different music genres. It's sexy, jazzy, it was the future nostalgia in 1992.

[@swooningtree]

Deeper and Deeper would've probably been better first, right?

[@m3cinco452]

@@swooningtree definitely

[@glampingo]

Madonna doesn't find easy ways to success. She did everything on her own terms.

[@soaribb32]

I think the album came out too close to the book and overshadowed it. Maybe release Deeper and Deeper in the summer, release Fever with the album late summer/early fall and Erotica with the book later in the fall.

[@soaribb32]

So gorgeous, so intelligent

[@mr.vanity5895]

Legendary Madonna on Top of her Career ❤ This Madonna Era was the best for me❤

[@jizobosatsu1]

...the 'cheeky' interview :-) :-)

[@EqlOpper2Nity]

And at 62 she still wears those ridiculous grills from time to time. I miss the days when Madonna looked like Madonna.

[@vangelissopamena]

That final kiss was the cutest thing EVER :-D

[@goliathsparrow1082]

Just finished reading Marlene Dietrich, who created this look first i think, love that madonna is paying homage to her here

[@flazeda8743]

Madonna is a Dietrich fan and payed many hommages to her along the years.

[@tillyboos]

She looks VERY MUCH like Dietrich here.

[@glampingo]

Madonna is Marlene Dietrich's follower.

[@sperrotta91]

As much as I don't like him, Ross is a damn good interviewer.

[@lucierosslerova1045]

She was so revolutionary. I was obsessed with her in that time.

[@stephaniestanley8041]

34:09 "what am I supposed to do at 40, go somewhere and Die..? No Madge, No.

[@fsol4595]

2:01 he mentions Michael Jackson, Prince and George Michael, all the other biggest and most controversial stars of those times, whom sadly all have passed away, and here we are 30 years later and Madonna is still making music.

[@rubyrose4024]

Exactly what I was thinking!

[@prophetmadonna3744]

those Freaks where never half of what Madonna has accomplished. Only Madonna was recognized by Harvard and 9 universities as a Scholar!

[@mattjames3794]

The downside is her music isn’t as powerful as it used to be. No good music since Confessions.

[@prophetmadonna3744]

Matt James Confessions was the start of the less than perfect albums. I LOVE NEW YORK was a crappy Sheryl Crow cringe festival track that was so Absurd when played outside New York!!! But Confessions and Hard Candy still had excellent standards, Heart Beat and Devil Wouldnt Recognize and Voices were Great. Even songs that were complete departure from a Madonna style still sounded like it had her soul all over it. MDNA and Rebel Heart were too much of the era. But her Vocals save the day. Madame X was at least very INNOVATIVE. Madonna doesnt have to repeat herself. If fans are bored with new stuff. Then they should MOVE on and find new hobbies. Madonna doesnt have to live her life to feed outdated fans who depend on her for an identity.

[@mattjames3794]

Prophet Madonna to be honest, I think her fans are usually a bit crazy. They hate any negativity - a bit like Jackson fans. They can’t admit she’s lost it musically and seems detached from reality (let’s not even mention her strange appearance). These stars don’t know when to stop and continue to churn out ‘music’ which just isn’t relevant anymore. I suppose there’s only so many times you can get your tits out to sell music.

[@sebastiankinnunen5549]

❤Her best era❤I stayed always this same hotel Hyde Park Hotel during my stay in London!And always room 826.❤love from Finland

[@sebastiankinnunen5549]

❤PS. Jonathans jacket is great!

[@Tad-For-Global-Peace]

Hi Finland ❤️☮️ - USA

[@robertjackson5645]

"I was listening to on my Walkman"......blimey a lifetime ago.

[@marmavit]

Such a shame that she ruined her face with all that surgery botox filler shit.. And she used to deliver great music and imaginary, what went wrong?

[@ejm6460]

This was an exceptional interview. You can see her energy changing the moment she is engaged mentally with her equal

[@jacksonrouse9953]

Ughh MJ wanting to make a song called "In The Closet"... there are so many things that need to be said here.

[@leejustinm]

“I started writing words and getting ideas and stuff and I presented them to him and he didn’t like them,” she said in a 1992 interview. “I think all he wanted was a provocative title, and ultimately he didn’t want the content of the song to… sort of, live up to the title.” She also spoke about how they butted heads in a May 1991 issue of The Advocate: “I’m not going to get together and do some stupid ballad or love duet-no one’s going to buy it, first of all. I said, ‘Look, Michael, if you want to do something with me, you have to be willing to go all the way or I’m not going to do it.‘” genius.com/a/remembering-the-michael-jackson-and-madonna-duet-that-almost-happened

[@plugin1010]

Lmao. Right?? I *so* wanted to hear *more* about her ideas for that song. I'll wager that MJ was absolutely terrified and put off by her ideas. Her honesty probably scared the shit out of him.

[@simongill4715]

His jacket is awful

[@macs1826]

For a brief minute I forgot why Madonna is so amazing... Then I think of how creative she strove to be and all people, ideas and thoughts of expression she stood up for. You didn't have to love her just as long as she was provoking thought and discussion. Oh and I loved the music.

[@sergiocabezuela9713]

I remember recording this at the age of 12 on my VCR. VH1 aired it.

[@sebastianhall6554]

Watching this I realise how unintelligent the “artists” are today

[@toufiq4204]

Mistress Dita is back with her new persona Madame X

[@seventiesgirl6449]

I liked Madonna when she was like this: Direct, down to earth and charming.

[@NITE_SHIFTING]

So is 'Keep It In The Closet' the M.J. song they were working on?

[@ashleyartus1193]

Great chemistry here. They really like each other. Lovely to see. X

[@osheakerr9166]

Don't care about anybody's opinion on Erotica me personally I love it so much! 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@vincentpatrick6911]

This is why I was in love with Madonna and still in love with Madonna. Nothing sexual but more of a hero a figure of power. She is so beautuful witty smart as fuck and definitely a trail blazer way ahead of all other artists. She continues to influence up till now and there is no slowing her down. She has lived a healthy lifestyle and is the remaining living legend left. We should all recoginze and respect this human being for opening up doors for people who needed a platform to be heard. You will always be a QUEEN HRH MADONNA. Much love and respect. Bow down bitches!❤💙💚💛💛💜💟

[@wendyraye]

She’s not bored by the media attention - her brother says she’ll stop at nothing - I’m listening to an audio book by her brother, Christopher, who was her closest sibling and worked for her, and after listening to it I believe this was staged - not sure if that’s already known, but even a trip to her mother’s grave was scripted. He said the “documentary” was ironically her best acting of all her films. Sounds like a little English accent.

[@jereykobalt8874]

Where is Christopher now? lmao... Something irks me about that rubbish he spewed out about his sister who was larger than life. Jealousy.. ugh............ At least he a made a few bucks out of it.

[@lonetardigrade]

​@@jereykobalt8874 jesus HOW can you be so blind about the true nature of her? You bought into the role created by her (or her puppets) It's about time you come to accept and deal with that fact. It was all just a character. This was never the real her.

[@kevinhaines3857]

Absolutely riveting interview, the rapport between them is so good you don't wanna miss a word! Yes it flew by too fast, I could if easily sat & watched it go on for hours. Great that M lets us rethink exactly how much better the World could be if we all opened up a bit more about our Fantasizing!! Also it's refreshing to listen to someone who's prepared to say in public what most of us are only willing to say in private, as it opens up the possibility of changing the stupid guilt & shame we are made to feel about completely natural human instincts & desires by narrow minded mind controlling institutions like the outdated Catholic Church etc! Freedom of self expression may never have been possible without Ms contribution in her Art over the years! A true Humanitarian that deserves to be highly Respected for pushing the boundaries & changing society for the better! It started with Taboo subjects & then evolved into other areas that needed to be challenged & let's hope she never stops making us all see how much the World can evolve by as simple a thing as THINKING; & WONDERING just why we fear to admit how much in denial the majority are regards basic Human Rights, surely to do as we LIKE to in REAL HONEST Modern Day lives, makes us FREE & at EASE & Ultimately that makes for less Disease & Suffering! EMBRACE the Human Condition & set us Free from MISERY haha if ONLY we ALL DID........what a GLOBAL WONDERLAND it Could Be😋

[@AnthonyDoger]

His little Walkman...😂🤣

[@benl8413]

I just love watching interviews with her, she’s such an open book.

[@felicecinque]

Shocked to hear Madonna diss Mugler. I would think especially in 1992 she would be quite attracted to his designs.

[@firouz4296]

He probably hated her. Believe it or not, Madonna got/ gets rejected a lot by creatives! I understand that.

[@felicecinque]

@@firouz4296 I would be SHOCKED that a designer, especially at that time, would not want Madonna to be wearing their pieces. I have worked for many high profile designers (all that Madonna wears, including Dolce & Gabbana) and they all clamor for her to wear their things. But I guess you never know..

[@firouz4296]

Mugler did not specifically work with models! He liked real people and did not care for diva behavior cause he was super extra! He played by his rules and is not to be compared to Dolce. He is more in the line of indie artists like Azzeddine who rejected the faschist fashion system until his dead! Mugler (now Manfred) closed his label many years ago and sold off the license. He bow designs theater and show costumes. In retrospective many people hated Madonna and rejected her (Goldie etc.) Maybe also because working with her , often kills off your career for ever!

[@hookerbunny322]

Loved how witty and sassy she is She’s intuitive and so articulate,sassy & witty. I love her eyes ! Beautiful Madonna

[@FrancescoDoria114]

Me too. I ever loved her big, smart eyes

[@rcruz101]

Is this the interview MJ freaked out about?

[@сиднипрескотт-щ3л]

Yes

[@spookyencounters9392]

Just a question. How would any of us (other than his close friends) that he freaked out about it?

[@сиднипрескотт-щ3л]

@@spookyencounters9392 in 2001 when he gave interview to Shmuley (or wherever his fucking name is) he said that Madonna said bad things about his style in press, he meant this interview, because in other interviews she says kind things about him

[@spookyencounters9392]

@@сиднипрескотт-щ3л oh right

[@RuuBjAh1]

Oh My God! Madonna actually worked with Michael on one of my favorite tracks of his? I did not know!

[@christiphergarmendia8196]

Queen I love her she is my idol and role model

[@bubbles776]

Base 3:31 🥬🧅🥯🍞🫓🍞🫓🫑🍇🫒🫕🦪🦞🍝🍢🍤🍘🧂🥛🍦🍬🍧🧁🥗🌯🫔🌮🫔🌮🫔🥞🥖🥒🥬🥦🧅🌽🧅🌶️ 4:36

[@ambermorris1327]

wonderful interview one of my favorites

[@frankgiansante]

Madonna has always stood up for the gay community! Love her

[@vistaprime]

yes those white socks and loafers. I hate that too with anyone.

[@Violet-jy6qs]

She's so different now she seems so guarded now not as friendly not as down to earth

[@scottsaunders5087]

There was definitely some flirting going on!

[@maree-mareesongwriter6226]

A fun interview. I love the Erotica album, one of my favourites, and the 1930s movie star look on her. Reminds me of Marlene Dietrich or Jean Harlow.

[@davyverlee9861]

Beide the controversy what I never understood Why , prince made work that was controversies then her , the Erotica album was A huge,Great pop recording that NEEDS more respect !

[@gsogso3444]

Good evening I don't know how I missed this video brilliant love it very natural I am hearing inside of Madonna that I didn't know which means fabulous respond like

[@SoLA489]

Her laugh is very different here... a very sexual vibe to it.

[@craigle]

Her best interview

[@JOHNNY291270]

I remember watching this on Channel 4 in the UK (I think) at the time, and though I wasn't a fan of Jonathan Ross, I really admired how he made her feel relaxed and brought out the best in her.

[@mistressditaarchives]

17:51 Who is that author she is referencing here ?

[@bernardjharmsen304]

Anaïs Nin

[@Rosecoloredfer]

I love when she talks about ageism and she is still here at her 65 doing tours, sexy photos, going out and living her life the fulliest. She doesn't like to repeat herself, but i think she should repeat herself and do another sex book now, it would be revolutionary and help to break the stigma that old ladies can't be perceive as sexual.

[@collinsgreenlee1673]

The toe talk was hilarious!

[@paulna85]

i really like her. She is very likeable. i like what she did and how she did it. i think after the dust settled and after you have gone full-circle and gave life and raised children, where do you from there?

[@jennaroi7791]

+paulna85 Deeper and deeper, darling. Do you doubt her capability of doing that?

[@paulna85]

Jenna Roi lately yes sadly. how much music do you still have in you after you have worked so hard. her recent efforts have failed to keep me in the loop. Rebel heart felt like an honest turn but not honest enough in my taste. She is getting older and there are some new faces, i just felt like it would be nice for her to just be brutally honest about her struggle to stay on top through the music. that's just my personal opinion. At the end of the day, it's her journey and i admire her for all the things she did and how she did them. I love her sex book and what she wrote in it, about safe sex and all of that

[@alysiamerdavid-wasser9165]

Mdna re: Maverick/Finding new talent: *"Life is short.."* (16:28) Mdna re: Modeling nude at 50/Agism: *"Life is long.."* (@33:23) #IHaveWhiplash😂✌💗

[@leewhite6866]

Life is a paradox

[@GregNoahKogkalidis]

@@leewhite6866 Life is a mystery (Like A Prayer 1989) Life is a paradox (Confessions 2005) Life is a circle (Madame X 2019)

[@MarcosSouza-rr5ns]

What a fascinating woman she is

[@elvisphoenix6468]

Best Era of Madonna1992/1993! She is So clever

[@bubbles776]

Temple du corps d'amour architecture bientôt critères de recharge année bon Mart tutu Tim 🥞🌮🍧 11:40

[@therealrodney8561]

I really wish Prince, Madonna, and Michael would have spent more time with her obviously she was able to resist the temptation to indulge in any substances that would end up contributing to her downfall thus far!

[@emmat8678]

I like what she's wearing here. I remember when that look was in.

[@mattjames3794]

Interesting. She didn’t write Justify My Love. A good example of Madge taking credit where credit wasn’t due.

[@karmakarl6673]

It's is true she only contributed some additional lyrics.

[@AurumEtAes]

She didn’t write Like A Virgin either. Was too early in her career to insist on getting a writing credit for a cut of publishing royalties or otherwise refuse to record the song

[@TheFunOfNursing]

Michael Jackson, George Michael, and Prince - with the only queen Madonna.

[@RosePetal17]

Canadian Alanis Morrisette was on Madonna's "Maverick" label. I don't think it is in business anymore, is it?

[@lepetitchat123]

8:02 I am impressed that he asked her about "where life begins" lol. You can tell Madonna enjoyed doing this interview with him.

[@sereen.]

And then Sex and the city (❤️) came along just six years later... Just sayin'. #influence

[@redlady935]

Madonna is kind of like a dark Carrie Bradshaw

[@sereen.]

@@redlady935 yeah I could totally see that! Too cool!

[@Mia-de8xf]

SJP does look like Madonna, like in the Ray of Light era with the long curly hair

[@glampingo]

Madonna invented sex.

[@firouz4296]

Most people commenting on this era were too young to remember it! It makes me laugh 😂

[@2high83]

That's a good thing, younger generations could learn a lot from it.

[@anthonypoole6417]

2.20 oops jonathan, in a hurry to meet the queen of pop.

[@jcorea]

What a stunner of an interview! Missed it at the time and Oh, My how far we’ve come since 👏🏼

[@hyperballadbradx6486]

Ross is deeply unfunny, and remains so.

[@karaamundson3964]

"Or Madge, as I like to call her"