Madonna Bedtime Story Reaction

Madonna Bedtime Story Music Video Reaction. They gays are back to react to Madonna bedtime story for the first time! Madonna really just served us everything we needed.. Do you remember watching this when it came out?? What did you think???
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[@NocturneSoul]

This video was acquired by the Museum of Modern Art in New York, and it's permanently displayed there as a piece of video art. It was actually the first music video to be exhibited and acquired as a piece or art in a museum. The song talks about leaving the conscious world and entering the unconsciousness into an altered state of mind. The video recreates several paintings by surrealist painters Remedios Varo, Leonora Carrington and Dorothea Tanning. It also contains elements from Jungian psychology such as the representation of the collective unconscious and archetypes. So the whole thing is a journey into the unconscious world, the world of dreams and visions. The spinning dancers are called dervishes. In sufism (the mystical side of Islam) they say that when the dervishes twirl they get unconscious and they become one with God. It also recreates scenes from surrealist movie "The color of pomegranates". And the spinning box was taken from the movie Hellraiser, that is about a puzzle box that opens the doors to another state of perception beyond the human limits of experience.

[@sillywilly7887]

Very interesting insight! I knew about the dervishes in the video, but not the meaning of their dancing.

[@NocturneSoul]

@@sillywilly7887 yes. I've been studying Sufism for many years. It's beautiful. Their poetry is amazing. Actually Madonna did a sufi poem by Rumi in her song "Bittersweet". He was the main sufi poet.

[@sillywilly7887]

@@NocturneSoul Yes, the poem "Bittersweet" is heartbreakingly beautiful. I listen to it on my early morning playlist :)

[@coolhive2941]

Also, the video borrows from one of her favorite movies, and mine, called Belle et la Bete (Beauty and the Beast, by French director Jean Cocteau). The part when she is floating down the hallways, etc.

[@lucienedeoliveirabatista4714]

Only Madonna and Nine Inch Nails has a video on MoMa

[@CRAkins1020]

Madonna asked Bjork's producers to have Bjork write a song for Madonna, because she appreciated Bjork's artistic aesthetic, and Bjork did the 'ol 'I don't know her' bit, but after much more pleading from Madonna's team Bjork, settled on writing Madonna a song: "Björk did not consider herself a fan of Madonna's music, but she was intrigued by the offer and she accepted it. She wrote a song initially named "Let's Get Unconscious", with the opening lyrics "Today is the last day, That I'm using words"-the lines being born out of Björk's own criticism of Madonna's aesthetic. The singer clarified, "When I was offered to write a song for [Madonna], I couldn't really picture me doing a song that would suit her... But on second thought, I decided to do this to write the things I have always wanted to hear her say that she's never said."

[@CRAkins1020]

...and if Bjork sparks any sort of interest with you, I suggest watching/ listening to her work with 'The Sugar Cubes' before going solo with 'Debut' & 'Post' (if ya don't know Bjork she's an acquired taste (that I find delicious) and I wouldn't jump ahead to her work she does today, because it might not make sense out of context of her 'journey' (each CD is intentionally placed in the order she wanted to tell her story with)

[@basil33]

I sensed a Bjork influence listening to this. I have all of her albums except the latest one

[@kkibela]

Omg thanks.. I had no idea.. Big fan of bjork and really enjoyed some of madonnas music so thats awesome backstory

[@lornacox287]

Ah Interesting didn't think it sounded like Madonna. Iove Bjork but only ever listened to early Madonna

[@lornacox287]

Just went to listen to watch the video in full I am supprised at how much she is mimicking Bjorks unique singing(slow speaking) style I suppose Bjork wrote the song so kind of gave her blessing but that seems strange to me. Was there any controversy at the time?

[@strangercoz]

I’m still waiting for “Express Yourself” and “American Life (uncensored)” 🙈🙏

[@jeremygreig5809]

Yes to both of those!

[@SRomeroS16]

AMERICAN LIFE (BANNED VERSION/UNCENSORED)

[@mariahg6146]

It’s called the directors cut!!! Such an amazing video

[@AgieboyzChannel]

there are 3 version of the uncensored american life. 1) bush smoking, 2) war mutilated version (director cut), and 3) bush flirting with saddam (only shown at reinvention tour).

[@got2bjosh]

7:20 “At the clubs?” Yes, the remixes are fire! So glad Madonna featured a Bedtime Story remix during her Re-invention Tour in 2004, ten years after its single release.

[@rogerreyes8550]

Just a little background on this music video: The music video for "Bedtime Story" was directed by Mark Romanek and is listed as one of the most expensive music videos of all time with a cost of $5 million ($8.03 million in 2017 dollars). It features surrealistic and new age imagery, with influences from artists such as Remedios Varo, Frida Kahlo and Leonora Carrington. The video received acclaim from critics and is permanently displayed at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City.

[@paradeorange2900]

and written by Bjork :)

[@deesee3622]

@@paradeorange2900 its very Bjork-like - the sound and all

[@theusersam]

MJ's Scream and Madonna's Bedtime Story were the most expensive music videos ever made at that time. LOVE

[@cristobalhoyo8177]

Please react to "Frozen", "sooner or later" performance at the oscars or "vogue" at the mtv awards 1990

[@yngguy4u]

1990 mtv vogue is brilliant

[@michaelcorbeil9719]

Making the clip reportedly cost US$5 million (US$8.39 million in 2019), making "Bedtime Story" one of the most expensive music videos of all time. It was the most expensive video at the time of its release, alongside the clip for her single "Express Yourself" (1989). Composer: Björk, Nellee Hooper, Marius de Vries

[@gustavoeduardocunha116]

Bjork gave this song to her! That makes it double special!!

[@antoniobeardall6520]

The expressions on your faces was worth it. This was a surreal dreamscape, based on paintings from surreal artists.

[@oscardelgado1075]

More expensive music videos of all time: 1 "Scream" by Michael and Janet Jackson 2 "Die another day " by Madonna 3 "Express yourself " by Madonna 4 "Bedtime story " by Madonna 5 "Stranged" by Guns N' Roses Time to react Die another day

[@kkibela]

That scream video really looks like alit of maddy videos.. Must be the same artist

[@jaceresa]

I love watching you react to the Queen's work. I forget that young people (I'm 41) did not get a chance to witness M's evolution take place in real time. MTV had a launch party for this video's premiere. Madonna made an appearance at Webster Hall, danced her ass off, and read the audience a bedtime story. The video was inspired by the work of female surrealist painters, specifically Leonora Carrington and Remedios Varo. It was a fun time to be a fan - the singles/music videos from the Bedtime Stories album showcased M's creative range. Some Madonna video suggestions (in chronological order, but I won't tell you the years): Material Girl - An homage to Marilyn Monroe in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes Open Your Heart Express Yourself - Directed by David Fincher (before he was famous) Vogue - ICONIC (you must also watch the MTV VMA performance from 1990); also directed by David Fincher Bad Girl - Some of her best video acting; also directed by David Fincher (can you tell I stan?) Rain Take A Bow Frozen Music Don't Tell Me What It Feels Like for a Girl - Directed by then-husband Guy Ritchie Hung Up

[@carterasics]

Make a movie out of the imagery?! Yeap absolutely! Look into "The Cell" with Jennifer Lopez, definitely has scenes inspired by this directors work

[@oscardelgado1075]

Her performance at the brits awards was EPIC and the remix of bedtime story amazing, once you watch this one you can understand how was a big hit at the clubs

[@sharoncurtis5820]

I remember this video because I ran out and bought the album because of this song. The beat is sick as hell and the video is great. Love your reaction video, guys!!!

[@lizzybethnj617]

Same

[@ThePikis99]

Now you almost have every reference in the Madonna runway on season 8 of RPDR 😅 look at Acid Betty's runway, was one of the best in my opinion. Love you guys.

[@dvus1977]

Bjork's Influence & Asthetic is Reflected all Throughout this Video.

[@tomaszpietrzak3908]

That song was written by Bjork for Madonna.

[@dvus1977]

@@tomaszpietrzak3908 Yes Thanks You 👍, I am aware of that 😉☺️. Im a Huge Bjork fan.

[@timothyeller3522]

Try the “what it feels like for a girl” video. It was directed by her then husband Guy Richie and is quite funny and action packed at the same time. You’ll enjoy it quite a bit. Xoxo

[@kaiquesworld2737]

This video is displayed at New York art museum.

[@leocastro81]

Hello guys, thanks for reacting to MADONNA, it's a MUST for any human been. This video it's absolutely pure ART. Actually it was played in a famous art gallery for some time, and in fact almost a very scene makes a reference of a famous painting. Saludos desde Argentina!!

[@jameshanley6886]

Love all ur reviews

[@nuimaleko7]

This is what MTV was like in the 90s. Not all of the stuff was good but certain artists made the music video into an art form.

[@thebeardedseeker5633]

it's so fun seeing a new generation react to the coolness we had back in the day. i was in art school when this came out, and this song was the background music to my photography class final project.

[@arkano18cl]

This song is such a mood! This was written foe Madonna by Björk herself, which makes sense given how Madge sang it. Bedtime Stories is My favorite Madonna album

[@drjuandonna]

Really great reaction! Please react to “Frozen”, “Sooner or Later” (Live from the Oscars), and I feel you guys need to also consider reacting to classic Madonna ballads like “You’ll see” and “Live to tell”.

[@rubencanuela9758]

The music video basically has no hidden meaning or stuff. It was just inspired by madonna's favorite paintings.

[@duke56299]

Great reaction video. You guys are so funny. The video is basically her dreaming that’s why it’s so weird. But I know you guys are gonna love the deeper and deeper video. Awesome song and amazing video.

[@jnewmark41]

one of the best videos EVER MADE!!!

[@stupidxboy]

FUN FACT! ACID BETTY dressed up as her with the white dress and white hair with the doves coming out of her on Drag Race, remember? she was eliminated that episode against Naomi Smalls.

[@robertshepherd7855]

The live version of this is BANANAS!! 1995 Brit Awards Performance!! She invented hair!

[@MadonnaNeverDiesComu]

American Life (uncensored) it's must to be your next reaction video

[@vuulnicura475]

YESS

[@markymids]

@@MadonnaNeverDiesComu I think the other version is far more shocking... the mutilated bodies... swearing... the military scaring those middle eastern girls etc...

[@MadonnaNeverDiesComu]

@@markymids oh right. But this is the Bush final version

[@AgieboyzChannel]

@@MadonnaNeverDiesComu actually there are 4 version of the video. The flags version (official madonna yt), and the 3 version of uncensored. 1) bush smoking, 2) war mutilated version, and 3) bush flirting with saddam (only shown at reinvention tour early dates). Your provided link is the bush smoking version, which is more toned down of the real uncensored version (mutilated version).

[@AgieboyzChannel]

@@MadonnaNeverDiesComu a bit snippet of bush flirting with saddam shown on this link in second brief. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mnSwf62aosSFgdE timestamp 03:03

[@RA984U]

One thing you have to understand about Madonna is that her work is full of references to art, books and film. This video was very inspired by the surrealist art movement, especially female artists like Dorothea Tanning, Frida Kahlo and Leonora Carrington. The song was co-written by Bjork.

[@teknoted2576]

One of the BEST creative music video by Madonna!

[@marcobenneti9664]

The director of the video Mark Romanek explained that he and Madonna had the idea of making a video in wich each scene is a video version of a painting, Madonna have always been a big art collector, and they both agreed that it would be interesting to put focus specially in female surrealists. So for example the scene with her in a space covered with water and strange creatures heads is a reference of The Ends of the Earth (1949) by Leonora Fini, an Argentinean surrealistic painter, and the scene with the 2 Madonnas with mirrors as heads is Los amantes by Remedios Varo. Its fair to say that with this one Madonna made history since the MoMa included this video as a permanent piece in their collection. Loved your reaction guys, its really great to revisit this videos through your eyes. 🐀🇨🇱

[@deesee3622]

Subject: Ciccone, M. (her name) thats what it says in the beginning ; your reactions are hilarious; this is such a beautiful video; we depended a lot on VH1 and MTV for music videos and this played mores on VH1

[@adonisrivera354]

Dang! I was 4 years old when Madonna's first single came out and she was my very first cassette, I totally grew up with her. In 6th grade, she was my first concert, the Blonde Ambition. I was a mega-fan! It's so awesome to see new people enjoy her art. The world was totally different in 1983 and she played a large part in changing the culture that we know today. The original Queen of Pop and still going strong!

[@miguelat9725]

Love this man!

[@mariamayub212]

This video was such an important piece of art that it is on constant rotation in I think the New York museum of art? That's what I read and these are references to surrealist feminist artists that Madonna was inspired by, in a dreamlike state. Madonna starts the video as a test subject to see what her dreams would be and that is what we end up seeing. It's literally one of the most amazing videos and I remember watching the bedtime party on MTV when it premiered, stayed up all night for that one!

[@dalee72]

The song was written by Bjork and the director of the music video was Mark Romanek who also directed her Rain music video.

[@latinogeorgie1]

I waited in line at Midnight for hours at Tower Records to buy this cd. However there were cell phones, big bulky ones. There was internet, sort of. There was a provider at the time called Prodigy. I was was in college at the time and I remember a friend of mine had it. AOL came along a few years later.

[@chrispa9573]

It was released in 95. The album bedtime stories was released in October 1994.

[@Cubbybear-ig9ys]

Y’all this video is a permanent installation at the Museum of Modern Art (MOMA).

[@oopsIdid]

I would love to see your reaction to Madonna’s burning up video. It’s one of my favorites and I know you would love her live performance of sooner or later at the Oscars. And like always she did not lip sync.

[@LiamPennington]

Co-written by Bjork, if that hasn't already been told you :) Great video, DTV x

[@DJQTUBE]

Hehe - I knew this would be a mindf*** to you guys. I always understood the video to be anything that would be outside of logic and reason. Yes, this song was popular in the clubs as there were some good dance mixes to it.

[@giggles7179]

This video (not the song, which was written by Bjork and has a lengthy story of its own) is a commentary on lucid dreaming. At the beginning, she appears in a futuristic clinic. The words: WELCOME. SUBJECT: M. CICCONE (which refers to Madonna's full name). It suggests a sleep study and shortly thereafter the word LUCID appears, at which point we enter the surreal imagery of one's dreams. Some is beautiful, some is terrifying. At the end, she wakes. The experiment is complete and the screen reads THANK YOU. So glad you two did this one - I came across these videos a few days back and was eagerly anticipating your reactions to this. I've had a lot of fun in the past playing BEDTIME STORY for friends - including one bad episode where someone that had taken hallucinogenics reacted badly to the shot near the end where mouths replace her eyes and her mouth is an eye. I wouldn't suggest doing that to anyone again. :)

[@keylo1515]

When this released, I read somewhere that the intention was to make a piece of art where if at any time you pause the video, it could be displayed as its own “painting”- open for interpretation and appreciation. Now that’s fucking amazing!

[@zanealberto7510]

I've heard the club mix and it is TRULY amazing!!! 👍💙 This is ART more than a video I think , plus she's futuristically beautiful!!!!!! 😘😘zane

[@kyoichikanzaki7796]

I recommend THE POWER OF GOODBYE, TAKE A BOW and RAIN. These are a few of her greatest love songs.

[@ImmortalMathias]

The album was 1994, but pretty sure this video was after “Take A Bow”, in 1995.

[@kevinonthank]

This music video was like graphics that underground nightclubs played along with club culture in NYC in the early 90s only Madonna was in it. The sound was definitely underground progressive house. Definitely wayyyy ahead of its time.

[@1980homme]

One of the most iconic creative videos of all time, directed by the incomaparable Mark Romanek! The song was written by Bjork. I had the pleasure of experiencing this music video in an epic way. So she premiered this video in April 1995 by having a Pajama Party at a gay club in NYC, Webster Hall and the only way to go to this "party" was to win tickets off the radio......I won. She go-go danced for us, she read a bedtime story and the premiered the music video on a huge screen for us. If you look up MTV Bedtime Story Pajama Party you can see it. Drag queens, gay go go boys and Junior Vasquez DJing - she was in an epic mood too because I think she had just found out she got the role for Evita.

[@billyflood2430]

This song was written with Bjork. Revolutionized the game again.

[@kdmiranda]

The song was written by Björk, Nellee Hooper and Marius De Vries; which collaborated with Bjork on her critically acclaimed debut album, called Debut. Madonna wanted that British pop sound and since she recruited Nellee Hooper (Bjork´s producer and personal friend) she asked him to reach out to Bjork for a song.... Nellee did, but he didn't tell Bjork it was for Madonna, so Bjork did it as a personal favor to Nellee... a lot of people at the time said that if Bjork would have known it was for Madonna, she probably wouldn't have done it. You can see an interview for a VMAs show in the 90s where Bjork talks about this.

[@got2bjosh]

Dan: “What is happening?!” Me: $5 million worth of Surrealist art, baby!

[@colinmackillop]

There were some great remixes of this for the clubs. Check out Junior’s single mix which is epic. Also the Reinvention Tour version was a video interlude and is stunning.

[@Drezzedtokill]

They would play the remixes of bedtime story at the club when it first came out 1995 I think 💭.... the gays would go wild in West Hollywood.... awesome time . She was wearing VERSACE

[@nackqiu]

please react to "nothing really matter" by Madonna

[@velky_reeds]

You guys should also watch "Every Madonna Reference used in Madonna the Unauthorized Rusical" So you could fully see every reference used by drag race

[@LuarLust]

the best Art Video forever❤️❤️

[@mehdib1040]

Thank you Guys A very cool réaction to this Genius video of THE REAL QUEEN MADONNA PLEASE ON AMERICAN LIFE , BAD GIRL ,Frozen And A loooooooooot 😂😂😘😘😘

[@prairways]

One of the greatest music videos ever

[@joshuayeager3686]

This video is permanently on display at the New York Museum of Modern Art, just to let you guys know. Still a great work of art. Please react to “American Life (Uncensored)

[@Kuessemir]

Whirling dervishes, getting unconscious, meditative imagery...

[@DauphinAmericain]

You HAVE to do Deeper and Deeper... ICONIC song and even more ICONIC video... paying homage to the clubbing days of the past. An homage to Andy Warhol as Madonna plays the role of a character based on Edie Sedgwick and goes to meet her boyfriend out at the club. As a young gay, this was the video I used to see on MTV that made me wish to go to the clubs. DEEPER AND DEEPER PLEASE!!!

[@frankynovotny2030]

I've always likened this music video to watching a moving art piece. It was very ahead of its time for how it looks.

[@jorgemartineztorres4197]

Guys you NEED to dwelve into her live performances...BEYOND! react to BEDTIME STORIES LIVE AT THE BRIT AWARDS.. PLEASE!!!!!!

[@michaelbruno1330]

That was a horrible performance and that bad wig made it worse

[@Charlie-jl3ur]

OKAY boyzzz- now it's time for being wild - it's time for "Girl Gone Wild" ❤️💖

[@antoniobeardall6520]

Am glad you did one of my favorite songs of hers, if you want something that is introspective and reflective of her life, look up Drowned World/Substitute for love. It had controversy for paralleling the death of Princess Di.

[@renenielsen92]

Guys you need to react to her live performance of this track at the 95 Britt awards. a gucci dress, hair-extensions and a windmachine. an iconic moment of minimalism.

[@robertperez2262]

Open your heart, you need to do open your heart. Like soon. Such an amazing video.

[@angel_x.o]

U must listen the iconic remixes made by junior Vásquez and orbital

[@michaelbruno1330]

Orbital mix is the best. I still have the maxi cd with all the remixes

[@tallerpororlando]

You have to see a lot of Madonna's videos. Rain, Frozen, Nothing really matters, Ghosttown, etc.

[@christiphergarmendia8196]

Beautiful

[@pauldunlow33596]

“Bad girl” is a very good movie quality video great storyline

[@madonnamatt73mlvc16]

Please do Express Yourself music video or Express Yourself Truth or Dare performance. When this video was released it cost 7 million dollars in 1995. It was after Take A Bow which was number one for 8 weeks. One of her most creative songs and videos. Her vocal is fantastic on this. Love you guys so much! You’re the best. Keep the Madonna reactions coming ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@huskerchickmissy]

I'm needing some older Madonna 😩 Sooner or Later live at the Oscar's, Who's That Girl, Papa Don't Preach, Lucky Star, Holiday.

[@gledwood9108]

When this came out I thought she was singing "let's get unconscious on E".

[@henrymenesesaguilera2197]

Espero mas videos para esta cuarentena....son muy divertidos

[@hectorm7122]

The definition of this video is surrealism

[@zakverso]

Acid Betty from RPDR season 8, did the madonna's runway inspired by this video :3

[@dassaevveliz2989]

Everyone is asking for American Life Uncensored Version! You’ll be surprised! Again there’s a lot to know about Madonna.

[@sillywilly7887]

@DanDTV This music video is one of the most daring and compelling video from Madonna and, in my opinion, from anybody. Madonna has said that this music video is inspired by certain surreal painters: Remedios Varo, Frida Kahlo and Eleonora Carrington. The video has been part of various art gallery exhibitions and it's been permanently kept in MoMa and the School of Visual Arts in New York. This video is more than a music video, it's art. To me this video represents a surreal dream. Dreams don't have logic that could be explained or compared to "real life". Dreams are beautiful, sometimes scary and odd. When we sleep, our brain builds a model of the world we experience without sensory information of the "real" world. And that's what we experience as dreams. I think all of this is represented in the lyrics that the Islandic music genius Björk wrote. Björk thought that at the time Madonna was too in control of herself and her art and she wanted her to loosen up and "go with the flow", follow her intuition. By the way, Björk released her own version of this song, called (incidentally) "Sweet Intuition". Both have expressed huge mutual admiration towards one another. There was no negativity surrounding the making of this song, despite some of the comments here. This song was produced by Madonna and Nellee Hooper. If you like this song, you should check out "Blue Lines" by Massive Attack, "Debut" and "Post" by Björk. All of these albums were produced by Nellee and they're really awesome!

[@danielcisneros831]

Yeeess, Bedtime Story Is one of her best! Do Frozen next please

[@dauphin15]

It’s a dream :). She used a lot of imagery from famous paintings.

[@mariodjall]

According to wikipedia, the music video for "Bedtime Story" was directed by Mark Romanek and is listed as one of the most expensive music videos of all time with a cost of $5 million ($8.22 million in 2018 dollars. It features surrealistic and new age imagery, with influences from artists such as Remedios Varo, Frida Kahlo and Leonora Carrington. The video received acclaim from critics and is permanently displayed at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City

[@latinogeorgie1]

EXPRESS YOURSELF. This was the absolute turning point in Madonna’s career sans 1980’s

[@charlescassio6370]

Masterpiece👑😍👏

[@tomaszpietrzak3908]

That song was written by Bjork for Madonna.

[@dtaylor939]

When this video came out, they would play it at the gay dance clubs. Everyone on the dance floor would stop dancing and just stare at the video screens with their mouths open. Nobody had ever seen anything like this before.

[@joseallysonsousa429]

Bedtime Story, the track, only happened because Madonna begged Nellee Hooper (one of the co producers on Bedtime Stories the album) to ask Bjork for a song as he had produced her first album and Madonna loved the sound. Bjork was hesitant at first but ultimately accepted it as a gift to her friend Nellee. The video was exhibited and permanently kept in different art galleries and museums, including the Museum of Modern Art as well the School of Visual Arts in New York City. It was influenced on many surrealist paintings done by artists Leonora Carrington and Remedios Varo and it's to date the fourth most expensive music video ever done in history.

[@williamalvarez7549]

I think in the clubs they played the REMIX she performed in the Brit Awards please react to it soon love it

[@anaquaslam]

Awesome reaction! One of my favorite music videos. Someone already mentioned this, but you guys must watch The Cell with JLo. It definitely reflects the concepts of the entire video. Please react to What It Feels Like for a Girl or Die Another Day video! Thanks 🙏🏼

[@Striker-87]

Little gay me was obsessed with Express Yourself.

[@MrRon3278]

Fun fact: the song was written by bjork

[@mihran79]

the child scene is a reference to the ending of Tarkovsky's Stalker. The child has telekinesis powers....

[@erikisamazingg]

bjork wrote this, you should react to bjork's music if you like the aesthetics of this video

[@kkibela]

Lol I think their brains woukd explode.. Psyches done.. Bjork is like a drug overdose for your eyes if you dont know whatbto expect

[@christianbolze7092]

Nice to see yourself looking into Madonnas journey :) If you are ready for it - look into "God control" from her

[@marianoprato7971]

This video is collection of Madonna's vision of surrealism. It's inspired on many paintings of different female artists