Madonna Reaction Blond Ambition World Tour '90 (MIND BLOWN!!!) | Empress Reacts

[@duane_313]

19:50 Anybody remember that one time when lady Gaga showed up to the VMAS dressed up and acting like a very crass macho Italian guy? All roads lead back to M 👑🤪lol

[@graphiquejack]

Most of the Gaga ones do… 🍵

[@soniasmith3579]

1990, Madonna was not only the most regonisable woman on Earth, but the most gloriously dynamic pop force on the planet. This tour influenced the fashion world including Lady Gaga, Beyoncé, Katy Perry and Rihanna and so many more what a legend..

[@EmpressReacts]

I soooo see it

[@mizwilsontoyou1046]

Hahaha Empress face when she hears Like A Virgin

[@graphiquejack]

Omg… we didn’t get a snack… we didn’t get a meal… we got a full seven courses! The WHOLE Blonde Ambition Tour in one reaction? Damn, girl. This is a lot. ‘We’re not worthy’… if you know, you’re a real one ;) Express Yourself - you’d already seen the MTV Video Awards performance, but this one is next level, with the male dancers adding some spice to the mix. I love when she sings ‘what you need is a big strong hand’ but she performs it where SHE is the one with the big strong hand lifting HIM up. She’s not only an equal, she’s the boss. Her duality of male and female roles was so revolutionary and powerful. Open Your Heart - still love the song… wish she elevated it beyond what she already did on the WTG Tour. Causing a Commotion - I enjoy the brattiness of M duking it out with Donna and Nikki Where’s the Party - I mean… it’s okay Like a Virgin - the SCANDAL! The Vatican tried to ban her from performing in Italy and she was almost arrested in Toronto. This is so damned iconic… the remix of the track and her Gauthier gold cone bra boustier. As far as I know, this version of Virgin was never released as an alternate single, but you’re right it could have been. Like a Prayer/Live to Tell/Oh Father/Papa - so beautifully staged and performed… theatrical… modern dance… tells such a powerful story Sooner or Later - classic and beautiful Hanky Panky - I love the costume and her playful cheekiness Now I’m Following You and Material Girl - fast forward. You can see now how much M hates Material Girl. She’s literally trashing and mocking her own hit. Lol Cherish - cute… love the mermen but that costume is hideous… what was Gauthier and M thinking? Into the Groove - ‘groovy’ remix and love the safe sex message during the AIDS crisis… M had our backs! Vogue - the dancing is epic, but this is a letdown, honestly. Lip synced and boring outfits… her later performances of Vogue are far superior Holiday - you can see the inner child her… after all the seriousness and sexiness in the tour, here she just lets loose and has fun. And the costume is classic and adorable Keep it Together - brilliant way to close the show, inspired by the film, A Clockwork Orange. Saving some of the best costumes and choreo until the end. Love how she says goodbye to everyone… the dancers… the BACKGROUND… the crew… her family… then one by one the band as they stop playing, until it’s only her left. Phenomenal. Truth or Dare will make you appreciate the tour even more… let’s get toooo it!

[@dalee72]

^ Blond Ambition Tour 😘

[@angelmatematico45]

Well said

[@EmpressReacts]

😂 thanks! Figured you all would enjoy‼️ Can't wait to see what's in store next

[@felixmeow660]

@@EmpressReacts you should watch the breakfast with Madonna interview...she explains her ideas for the concert and it's a fun interview to see..she did most of her 90s MTV interviews with Kurt Loder... he asked her smart questions and they seemed to become friends over the years

[@dparlow431]

she dances her ass off in Where's The Party

[@joshuas8258]

This is Madonna as the unrivaled Queen! This tour literally set the bar for ever pop girl tour that followed!

[@duane_313]

Agreed! She’s put out a lot of great bold and innovative music,visuals and performances after this. But this is peak ‘pop star’ Madonna for sure!

[@EmpressReacts]

🔥🔥🔥

[@markr.devereux3385]

I can't stop listening to DRESS YOU UP IN MY LOVE. All afternoon on loop.

[@duane_313]

FINALLY!!!!! And we getting it all at once?! What a pleasant surprise! Night made! omg!!!!

[@EmpressReacts]

That's always my intention😎😘

[@SteviecmCoUk1302]

I was in the front row of one of the shows in London Wembley Stadium. Met Oliver Crumes (The dancer during Open Your Heart), as he came to the front of the stage to say hello. From a staging point of view you don't really appreciate it while you're watching a recording but that entire stage moved. At the beginning of the show there was nothing on the stage bar two drum kits. When the actual show began there was loud clanking of machinery, the two drum kits moved left and right and the platform, the gears and the stairs appeared from underneath...it literally built itself in front of us, there is a KZbin video live from Houston where you see the stage before the show completely empty. Then as the show went on, the metropolis staging went back down and behind the red curtain during Like A Virgin the church columns lifted out of the stage and the crucifix lowered down...it was amazing to see as it just sort of happened seamlessly. It's for that reason this show changed concerts, it was mind-blowing that stage and all it's hydraulics and moving parts travelled the world, it was technically amazing.

[@EmpressReacts]

So cool‼️

[@dtaylor939]

Yes. The stage building itself at the beginning was one of the most impressive parts of the show.

[@NocturneSoul]

The show that redefined live performances. The show that truly made history and it's not just a figure of speech. It changed the game forever.

[@joegotham27]

Aside from what's already been said, this was the introduction of what was called in the industry for a long time as the Madonna mic. She wanted a headset made to free her hands while singing - which set another standard in live performances

[@dalee72]

While that is true Madonna wasn't the first performer to have worn it. Janet Jackson wore one for her Control music video in late 86 or early 87. Madonna is my favorite female artist and JJ is my 2nd female artist.

[@LaurentChevassu]

About that headset mic…. Kate Bush used one on her 1979 tour, tackling the same problem of singing and dancing elaborate choreos at the same time. What’s interesting is that in 1990, Tina Turner was still singing with a wired mic on her world tour. What a gap.

[@joegotham27]

It is rather interesting in how these creative decisions are made, right? I mean - even the Tina Turner concert - at which concert/performance does one choose to carry the mic and which ones not to - I supposed there would be some technical considerations involved as well - like perhaps the capabilities of the equipment to pick up and transmit the sound or maybe even the stage blocking - because in this concert Madonna does lug that handheld through a rousing number of Like a Prayer, so why?

[@LaurentChevassu]

@@joegotham27 I'm pretty sure the handheld mic was superior sounding to the headset, and the wired was one even better. I think in Blond Ambition, Madonna does her serious singing with the regular mic and only uses the headset when absolutely necessary for the dancing. Plus the headset was probably uncomfortable. This said, the headset was also a statement (I'm pioneering) and a step towards musical theater (I could see her use one of those Broadway forehead mics, if she had a more trained voice). Just like Tina's wired mic was a statement nod to classic rock and undettered sound quality. If I remember well, Tina used a combination of wired and wireless during her 1990 tour (and that meant there was a stagehand moving the cord while she was going across the stage, there must have been a good reason).

[@joegotham27]

@@LaurentChevassu thanks for the insight! not being in this business, I can only guess at some of these aspects

[@jasonstone1040]

Oh WOW we get the whole show reaction in one viewing!

[@hoxtondean9855]

1:08:37 we take it for granted now BUT in 1990, never ever before we see two men dancing together in a mainstream media output. As a 17 year old watching this in 1990, it was absolutely self affirming and empowering. But it's not until 1992, I decided it's okay to accept my own sexuality, after watching the Justify My Love video.

[@FindingMadonna]

It's late and I just sat through this whole thing in one sitting (!!!) so I'll just say one thing: the second segment of this show (Like a Virgin through Papa Don't Preach) is one of the greatest live performance moments in pop/rock history. Period. Changed the game.

[@terrystorey]

I always say that too!!! I was just about to post the same thing. Lol. It is why this concert will ALWAYS ALWAYS be number 1 to me. 😊

[@christopherscorner]

Empress, you are now obligated to watch the Madonna documentary, Truth or Dare. It’s only natural.🥰🥰

[@DanCrowleyNYC]

I'll probably be leaving multiple comments as I watch this, but I was too young to see this live (well, I could have but my parents would NOT take me to a Madonna show at 9). But I have heard alternate versions of that Causing A Commotion monologue where she "beats up" Niki and Donna and some are hilarious. Knowing that Donna sang backup for Belinda Carlisle, there is an audio version where Madonna "slaps" Donna and says "Keep that up, you'll be singing backup for Belinda the rest of your life.....and SHE don't let you keep the costumes!"

[@graphiquejack]

Haha. M always has epic shade… comes from hanging out with queens all day ;)

[@Vertigotheatre1]

Her voice was a but shot on this performance as it was the last night of the tour. This was a super intense schedule for anyone. You must watch Truth or Dare, the documentary about her on this tour, its one of the greatest tour docs ever.

[@missbigkim]

I was just going to comment the same thing!

[@dalee72]

She'll get to that after she reacts to MTV Breakfast With Madonna interview, MTV VMA Vogue performance which she already has, the Immaculate Collection with Justify My Love single, remixes and music video, the Nightline interview and Rescue Me single and remixes

[@EmpressReacts]

Will do

[@BJcatq]

I thought her vocal performance was overall good particularly since she had a grueling high energy 2 hr concert presentation. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@salvadordehyrule7261]

Oh God, we're here. It's Christmas for us 😍 Thank you so much for everything

[@EmpressReacts]

Happy holidays!😘

[@walterhigo7658]

EMPRESS if you have the time, find another video of the tour where you can see the very beginning, so you can see how the stage goes from an empty floor to METROPOLIS in just a few seconds

[@EmpressReacts]

✅

[@briandubois-gilbert8182]

She is hands down the greatest female pop music performer we have the fortune of witnessing in our lifetime-she packed that 2-hour live concert with her hits after hits in dance music with so much energy, art and passion-and this is only the 3rd of the 11world concert tours that she’ll do in the decades after this 1990 tour. Luv your infectious, joyful reaction to this concert.

[@briangevert3942]

I could not wait for this!! It’s been like Christmas morning...I’ve been looking under the KZbin tree for this present, and it’s finally here!!!

[@EmpressReacts]

Happy holidays!😘

[@todddepue681]

Yes! Saw this live in Dallas. Right before my 19th birthday. I wore all black...fitted double breasted blazer, black bicycle shorts, knee high socks with garters, a bowler hat and gold monocle necklace. I was in first row of the lower balcony. On my feet the whole time. I guess during a ballad, the lady behind me tried to get me to sit down. I was blissfully unaware but my friend, a 6 ft 4 in drag queen, told her "ma'am, this is his IDOL he's seeing and he will NOT be sitting down! So don't ask again!" Snap! Then at end of Holiday, M said "thank you, HOUSTON!" where she'd been the night before!!! Oops! But before she changed for KIT, she came back out, got on her knees and threw herself on our mercy and all was quickly forgiven! It was actually cool because we knew, in a show so tightly timed and every moment choreographed, we got something EXTRA with that impromptu apology. So thrilled that you loved this so much! It's really such a landmark and in a way, it's almost like your journey really starts NOW! Like, everything before has just been leading up to this and the bar is officially set. Creatively and artistically, the innovation and quality of each new project go beyond the realm of expectation.

[@graphiquejack]

Shoutout to your epic outfit and fierce friend who had your back.. three snaps to her for getting that woman together. Sitting down at a Madonna concert? NEVAH!

[@dtaylor939]

I was there in Dallas on the 2nd night.

[@raycarter8070]

I hope that you doing good with the baby! Im in my early 30s-even around 2005-they MTV used to play this concert all lol! Madonna's really outlasted all of her peers- It was like Beyonce and Madonna. Im thinking wow! She's really setting a new standard. I enjoyed the lastest album-it reminded me of this era of Madonna. Loved the reaction.

[@Vertigotheatre1]

This was the second Madonna show I saw live in person after the Who's That Girl Tour. I was 11, and the theatrically of the show blew my mind, it was then I knew I would work in theater, and that's what I do today 😀 Her shows would only get bigger after this, she consistently outdoes herself. No other artist has done a Tour like this, every artist after, especially female artists, followed the patten of this Tour to this day. That's her legacy as a live artist.

[@madonnamatt73mlvc16]

You are sooooo lucky

[@Vertigotheatre1]

@@madonnamatt73mlvc16 it was a trip, I was at the front as well at Wembley Stadium in London because I was so small people let me pass lol. Seen each tour live since 87 right up until the brilliant MadameX Tour, she never disappoints

[@graphiquejack]

You saw this live? Damn! I bet Like a Virgin at 11 was something to see. Lol. I didn’t see her live until Sticky and Sweet. Seriously missed some epic tours

[@dalee72]

I saw every tour of hers except for the Virgin Tour and the Girlie Show Tour. My first Madonna tour was the Who's That Girl Tour for the last US date in NJ on 8/9/87. I was in the lower level across the field and I had to watch her on the projection screens. Halfway through the show it rained but she finished the show like a good professional trooper that she is. I saw her 20x.

[@dalee72]

@@Vertigotheatre1 How close were you to the stage for both Who's That Girl Tour and the Blond Ambition Tour?

[@walterhigo7658]

FUN FACT: 1:52:35 Hugging good bye every dancer at the end KEEP IT TOGETHER was part of the performance. Madonna would only slightly change her words. But in this FINAL SHOW of the tour, her WHOLE CREW decided to surprise her by showing up at the end. Even LIZ ROSENBERG, (Madonna's long time Publicist) and MELISSA her personal assistant are there. Madonna then had to stretch her good bye speech until she ran out of things to say and simply started cracking INSIDE JOKES. Here you can see the crew in the background hurrying up to approach Madonna. 1:52:35

[@catschorus4684]

When Madonna truly ruled the world. This tour is really unrivalled by any other female artist, and most these days can be traced directly back to this ground-breaking production.

[@sushitunaegg]

I am so early😭Yes, this tour for me is the best tour Madonna and female tour for me

[@bellachiarini9033]

I went to see this concert in Toronto!! She almost got arrested for the Like A Virgin performance for a rude act in public! Never happened but if you watch Truth or Dare they actually show the police showing up at the concert!! This tour was the tour that changed all tours!!! LUV THIS LADY!!!!!

[@madonnamatt73mlvc16]

OMG we are finally here. All of us were waiting for you to get to this moment. This concert was revolutionary. It’s a Broadway Show in 4 different acts which is how she still does her concerts today. Always darkness into light. One thing I will say Empress is that she is so physically exhausted by this show. Her voice is completely fucked. And she is so tired. No human had ever done a tour with this much energy involved. She has much better vocals in this tour. Barcelona is my favourite. I was 17 in Australia when I saw this televised and it changed my life forever. No performer including MJ had ever done a show like this. The Pope says this tour was the most satanic tour in the history of the world. The tour is about female expression, inclusivity, gay rights, HIV prevention, love of family, life and humanity. She did all this. It’s still incredible to me. My second favourite tour. But it changed my life. Anyone of my vintage understands this. Beyoncé Britney and everyone else have been inspired by this tour

[@dalee72]

What's your favorite tour?

[@DiamondIn-Sights]

In the Yokohama version, she says to Dick Tracy: "You can't sing? That's alright, neither can I. Look how far I've gone." ... You'll see more of her down-to-earth sense of humor in "Truth or Dare"! :-) Also, FYI, this show was broadcast live via satellite on HBO, which is why she calls out America, while also speaking French to the live audience.

[@kmchano]

Blond Ambition did change history ! It took a regular concert and made it a theatrical production. Madonna is the most influential artist in the entertainment business ✌❤

[@EmpressReacts]

🔥🔥🔥

[@fabianenriquez2814]

Madonna and Janet Jackson’s chair dancing is a tribute to Bob Fosse. Paula Abdul pays tribute to him too in her Cold Hearted Snake video.

[@danielhennessey4282]

It’s pretty amazing that she’s only been around 7 years at this point. The amount of changes and growth in under a decade. Truth or Dare next! The concert footage is gorgeous in that. Wish they would release a full show.

[@dtaylor939]

"Truth or Dare" is from 1991. We still have a few more things in 1990 including "Justify My Love"

[@dalee72]

She has been around for 8 years since 82 with her first single Everybody.

[@dalee72]

She'll get to that after she reacts to MTV Breakfast With Madonna interview, MTV VMA Vogue performance which she already has, the Immaculate Collection with Justify My Love single, remixes and music video, the Nightline interview and Rescue Me single and remixes.

[@dtaylor939]

@@dalee72 I'd definitely like her to react to the Beast Within mix of Justify.

[@Marc-zi5cq]

I agree with you Daniel. There are obviously also people who want Justify My Love and Immaculate Collection first as that was out in late 1990 and the docu was released in 1991 but all the footage in the docu is from this tour from April to August 1990 so to me it only makes sense to watch it now right after the tour with everything still fresh on Empress mind and get to know the dancers and everything Madonna went through during the tour, now. Obviously all those hundreds of hours they filmed needed to be edited and also Truth Or Dare was released in cinemas worldwide so obviously it took some time to get it released but to me that's all about 1990. Justify My Love, the video, the controversy, Rescue Me etc. all feels like it belongs much more to the Erotica era.

[@walterhigo7658]

ATTENTION MADONNA FANS BELIEVE IT OR NOT...... EMPRESS bopping and singing along to the tune of OPEN YOUR HEART 10:03

[@fabianenriquez2814]

This is one of my fave concerts of all time!! Madonna set the bar super sky high!!! No one could touch her!! I will always look back at this time with such fondness and nostalgia.❤️

[@christopherdomingo9045]

The Blond Ambition World Tour was subject to controversy due to its sexual and catholic imagery. In Italy, a private association of Roman Catholics called for a boycott of the shows in Rome and Turin; Pope John Paul II urged the general public and the Christian community not to attend the tour, calling it "one of the most satanic shows in the history of humanity. The Blond Ambition World Tour has been noted for its theatricality and fashion, something uncommon for concerts at the time. Drew Mackie from People, said that "Blond Ambition changed the pop-culture landscape". The fact that the show was divided into different thematic acts represented, according to the author, "not only a level of creative planning unusual for concerts at the time but also the sheer volume of material Madonna had to work with". Lucy O'Brien noted that the singer had previously explored "conceptual musical theatre as concert" with her Who's That Girl World Tour, but it wasn't until Blond Ambition that "art, spectacle and dance really came together"Blond Ambition World Tour [...] would set the bar for every stadium show to follow. Time has failed to diminish its impact, with almost everything you see in a big pop production today drawing from its template: key arcs of creative themes parceling together songs into cohesive chapters; multiple costume changes, shape-shifting staging, battalions of backing dancers; narrative-enhancing filmed inserts and out-of-this-world graphics-and-light-shows. It was a masterclass in how to create 21st-century entertainment a decade ahead of the millennium"

[@hoxtondean9855]

1:21:40 her constant message about practicing safer sex, since the height of the AIDS pandemic late 80s / early 90s had kept me informed about self respect and helped me being empowered when encountering sexual relations, to insist on condom use.

[@askywalker13]

There I was, a little seven year old gay boy obsessed with MTV, right. So naturally this was like my Super Bowl. Home run.

[@slimlouis6441]

Finally! This is Madonna taking over the world. Didn’t get to see it live, didnt come to my town. I’ve seen many of her others. No one puts on a show quite like Madonna. There are songs remixed for this tour that became the new ubiquitous club, dj and radio versions. So hot.

[@tedgeorge7122]

All roads leed back to Madonna!!! Empress you Rock!! I saw this twice

[@graphiquejack]

Facts are facts

[@lara314]

Wow! This is great. I gotta grab some snacks for this reaction. I think the Rosanne reference is about her grabbing her crotch after singing the national anthem at a baseball game. She was singing Sly & the Family Stone's Family Affair before Keep It Together. The chair choreography and costumes were inspired by the film/play Cabaret.

[@briandubois-gilbert8182]

And Cabaret was inspired by the 1930 film The Blue Angel featuring Marlene Dietrich as a dominant but sensuous female cabaret performer (she used a similar chair during her show). Madonna admired Dietrich and her strong feminist roles and character. In her hit-Vogue-Madonna would pay tribute to the Golden Age of Hollywood (1930s thru the 1940s) by naming a litany of some of that era’s iconic artists (stars) that had inspired her.

[@dudedandify]

she always talked before where's the party and into the groove, but about different things, depending on what country she was in and what was on her mind.

[@jjmm9066]

This was the last show of the tour. Madonna is on record saying the first and last shows of each tour are her favourites. She performs these shows to the best of her abilities as the most technically pristine fullest expression of her vision. It shows.

[@aquablushgirl]

My sister went to see the Blonde Ambition tour at Wembley Stadium. I was so jealous.

[@EmpressReacts]

I would have been too🤣

[@JAVY624]

Not sure if anyone answered your question, No this "Like a Virgin" was not released as a single but when Truth or Dare came out, she released a new video of Like a Virgin Live performance including scenes of Truth or Dare mingled in.

[@EmpressReacts]

Wow‼️Missed opportunity

[@duke56299]

I remember putting my boom box next to the tv to tape record that version of like a Virgin on a cassette so that I could listen to it over and over! Lol!

[@blainw1976]

I saw this tour at the spectrum in Philly. I had shitty seats that cost $28.75. I now see her and spend $400 .00 per ticket. It's this tour that showed me that this is exactly what this woman was meant to do. And it only gets better!!

[@EmpressReacts]

So cool🥰🥰

[@arveycito1]

The " Break all the rules" concert tour!!!

[@EagleFang74]

I was 15yo in the 6th row at The Meadowlands in New Jersey. I was a sophomore in an all boys Catholic high school and this was the most amazing and scandalous experience of my life thus far. Everyone was there. We were surrounded by people like Naomi Campbell, Sylvester Stallone, and New Kids on the Block. Lololol. I mean they were big at the time. To this day I think it’s still the biggest event I’ve ever attended. It felt like a world event not just a concert. I’ve seen tons of concerts in the meantime but nothing comes close in terms of feeling like you were at the biggest event on the planet. She was absolutely amazing. The other big one back then for me was Janet’s Rhythm Nation tour. We managed to get front row to that. Another awesome show but nothing topped Blond Ambition.

[@dalee72]

@Jeff Harden I went to all 4 NJ Blond Ambition Tour dates. I went to all the NJ Rhythm Nation Tour dates. I even went the Madison Square Garden Rhythm Nation Tour when she came back around again. As much I enjoyed JJ's Rhythm Nation Tour and it was a great show but Madonna's Blond Ambition Tour is better. I wish that I saved most of my money I spent for the Rhythm Nation Tour for the Blond Ambition Tour in order to have gotten better seats than what I got I went to a record store in NJ when the Blond Ambition Tour for the Brendan Byrne Arena tickets went on sale and while I was in line someone was handing out placeholder bracelets and I wish to this day that I took it but I didn't because I was too timid and shocked to have taken it. I don't know how much of a difference that bracelet would have made in terms of getting a better seat because the tickets were selling out fast in addition to over the phone sales. Madonna is my favorite female artist and JJ is my 2nd favorite female artist. My 1st ever concert by any artist or band or group was Madonna for her Who's That Girl Tour at the Giants Stadium at the Meadowlands. I was in the lower level section across the field and I had to watch her on the projection screens. It rained halfway through the show but she finished it like a professional trooper that she is How close were you to the stage for the Blond Ambition Tour and for all of her other tours?

[@donmills4261]

Which school because I started Bosco in the fall of 1990! This was such an amazing show!!!! I was at the final U.S.performance

[@EagleFang74]

@@dalee72 I only went to the one Blond Ambition show at Brendan Byrne arena. We got really lucky. My friend called Ticketmaster as soon as the phonelines opened and managed to get 6th row seats on the floor. I quite literally brushed shoulders with Naomi. The only reason I recognized her was because I had read a little snippet in People magazine about an up and coming model named Naomi. 😂 I bumped into her as we were lined up to get in our seats and I apologized and asked if she was Naomi and she smiled and nodded. That was my first brush with a celebrity. For Rhythm Nation we initially bought four tickets from Ticketmaster that were 1st tier I believe. So we asked two “dates” along. Then we decided to try and get better seats through Ticket House which was an aftermarket ticket agency. We managed to get two 10th row seats on the floor with a hefty markup. So we had this problem of having two great seats on the floor and and four ok seats in the 1st tier. My friend and I decided we would take the floor seats and our “dates” would sit in the tier seats. We were like 15 or 16 at the time so weren’t exactly mature yet. Anyway the day of the concert we were in the arena walking around and I noticed this dude who looked really familiar. It was Rene Elizondo Janet’s bf at the time. I had seen him on MTV and in the magazines. So we got up the nerve to approach him and ask for backstage passes. Lol I have no idea why we thought that would happen. He was like I can’t do that but I can give you front row seats. So he gave us four front row seats. It was one of those moments that just felt like magic. We were just on cloud nine but mildly disappointed we couldn’t go backstage. Lol. Janet sang Let’s Wait Awhile to my friend as he screamed “Janet I love you!!! and lost his mind. I’ll never forget that day. It was all serendipity. As far as where I sat at her other shows it goes as follows: Drowned World - 1st tier@Madison Square Garden Reinvention Tour - Front Row@Madison Square Garden Confessions Tour - 1st Tier@Madison Square Garden Madame X - Balcony@BAM

[@EagleFang74]

@@donmills4261 SHP! I started in 1988.

[@fabianenriquez2814]

I’m commenting as you ask your questions Empress. And yes, the Milli Vanilli scandal happened a year before this aired. The Blonde Ambition Tour was aired on HBO in August of 1990. But her show kicked off in the U.S. in May of 1990 in my hometown of Houston. She performed back to back shows. Very grueling schedule. But back to your question, yes, the Milli Vanilli scandal was still fresh on people’s minds back then. What a crazy time that was.

[@derikcowan]

I think Milli Vanilli happened in the middle of this, but Paula Andul had already been called out and Madonna was getting ahead of the scandal by directly addressing it even though only the 1 song was acknowledged the lip sync.

[@duane_313]

@@derikcowan Has Paula ever sang a single not live? 🤪 I don’t mind tho, killer dancer and that first album was jam packed!

[@gregorygniotczynski33]

It was one of the most magical nights of my life! I wish everyone had the experience to be in the audience live. My college roommate and I went to the Chicago performance. We were so lucky to have had tickets to the first performance because she canceled the second day because of her throat! (You'll find out more about this when you watch "Truth or Dare".)

[@jessup3599]

Omg im so jealous. Didnyaw buy any programs or merch? Some of that is worth money now. I know 2 college kids probably couldn't get much but hell. Most college kids could get madonna blond ambition tickets either. This was before the internet made it impossible to score tickets as well. Remember the good ol days. We stood in line at the record store for the lottery. U got a number and that determined the order of the line. U wanted to draw a low number. So ur number came up and the store clerk tapped into some system and u hoped they didn't sell out before ur number was called. Lol i think it was some version.of ticket master wven nack then. But 1990 version1

[@dalee72]

@Gregory Gniotczynski How close were you to the stage?

[@dalee72]

@@jessup3599 I wish that I didn't pass up the placeholder bracelet while I was in line at a NJ record store when the tickets went on sale. I was too timid and shocked when that happened. I don't know how much of a difference that bracelet would have made because the tickets were being sold out fast with the addition of the phone order ticket sales. Oh well, lesson learned. When an opportunity opens up like that, I'll take advantage of it from now on.

[@gregorygniotczynski33]

@@jessup3599, The Tour Program Book. Yeah, I'm sure it's worth a lot.

[@gregorygniotczynski33]

@@dalee72, unfortunately, we were in the third row of the first balcony. But because the stage was so huge, it still felt like we were part of the show.

[@alexdaniel1045]

In other concerts she said "What's the matter, Dick, you can't sing? That's ok. Neither can I and look how far I've gone" 😂

[@EmpressReacts]

😂wow

[@gustavoguzdek4440]

the stage is amazing. It's like a transformer.

[@scottterrien7626]

The Bus Stop was a classic 1970's Disco line dance... She and her dancers are including steps from the Bus Stop in the performance and she is singing "Do the Bus Stop" Great reaction video.

[@EmpressReacts]

🤣interesting

[@danielderozarieux8832]

I saw this concert with my mum at Wembley stadium 🏟 London. My first concert!

[@Marc-zi5cq]

Omg what did you mom think of Like A Virgin live? :D

[@dalee72]

@daniel de razarieux My first ever concert was for the Who's That Girl Tour at the Giants Stadium in East Rutherford, NJ at the Meadowlands on 8/9, the last US date before Europe. It rained halfway through the show but she finished it like the professional trooper that she ia. How close were you to the stage?

[@pasquale22]

I was 11 yrs old, I remember my parents saying I was too young to go (they were prob just cheap lol) so when it aired on HBO, they threw me a Madonna party. Best concert ever. Can’t wait for you to experience 90’s Madonna.

[@EmpressReacts]

Aw that was sweet tho 😂 s/o to your parents 💯🔥

[@TIVOSTUDIOS]

She not only revolutionised how women were perceived in pop culture but she single-handed changed how live shows were made, nowadays you have Beyonce, Katy Perry, Britney etc back in those days she was the only star with the guts to do all those things and keep going regardless that abysmal backlash she was constantly under, no other pop star male or female would not dare be half provocative as Madonna for fear to instantly cancel, back in those days even if you change your hair colour would be enough to people stop buying your records, Madonna came back in every single album with a different face and completely different sound, young people nowadays have no idea of the impact she caused, this industry changed its rules by force because of her

[@EmpressReacts]

Respect 💯

[@Marc-zi5cq]

OMG i'm not ready for this!! I expected it in 4 parts with 20-30 mins videos but wow, all in one. Amazing! I'm gonna watch it after work today! Thank You!

[@stephen6799]

I saw it live in Dallas. Also watched this exact show on TV. I think it was on HBO. It's hard for me to pick a favorite Madonna concert but this is definitely top 3. It did change everything. Live concerts were never the same after this tour.

[@dtaylor939]

I was in the Dallas audience the 2nd night.

[@dalee72]

@Stephen How close were you to the stage?

[@dtaylor939]

@@dalee72 For Blond Ambition, I was in the first or second row in the first balcony... felt like we were the same height as the stage.. good seats... not too much on the side. For WTG, I was 7th row center on the floor.

[@dalee72]

@@dtaylor939 Wow! Good for you! How did you get your tickets?

[@dalee72]

@Stephen Where were in relations to the stage for the Blond Ambition Tour in Dallas?

[@citydweller99]

I'll be watching this reaction in full this weekend...but I will say Blonde Ambition was Madonna at her artistic peak tour wise.

[@graphicdisaster]

Gurl I didn’t know u would react to the ENTIRE show in one video. I’m gonna have to carve out some time, snacks and cocktails for this one!

[@ThefetchNZ]

Madonna is the queen of music. Fight me

[@mschirmersf]

I saw this in LA in 1990. I was 20 years old. Amazing show.

[@alexdaniel1045]

This version of "Like a Virgin" wasn't a single, but the performance was shown on MTV as a sort of "official video" and it was nominated for "Best Female Video" and - get this - "Best Choreography", hehe

[@EmpressReacts]

good glad it got some shine

[@mjb78]

Just started watching this reaction! I’ll just say this tour is what turned Madonna into a true Icon. Fun fact, M left the “E” off blond so it was the masculine spelling of the word instead of the typical feminine “blonde.” This tour has never seen a full official release beyond the original LaserDisc version - INSANE 😭 I'll let everyone else fill in the details, because there's so much trivia related to this show 😂

[@JesusAlberto]

She left it out because it's a pun, mixing up Blind Ambition with Blonde.

[@mjb78]

@@JesusAlberto Ooh didn’t know that!

[@danfun8231]

I have been to every single Madonna show. Also had been to many concerts before this one, but this tour changed everything, no one had done a show that felt like a theater production before Madonna did. Non stop, cathartic is what she called it. Her shows just kept getting ether after this one. Not only Hers, but every single entertainer has followed the blue print of the blind ambition tour. No one does it like Madonna though. If you loved holiday here, wait until you see the girlie show. That show was fucking amazing too!

[@Marc-zi5cq]

Girlie Show is for me the best Madonna tour ever! Her best vocals as well. Blonde Ambition has the best setlist as far as Greatest Hits up to that point though.

[@MarcosVieiraShowreel]

WOW!!!!!!!!! What an AMAZING treat to get home after work and see this....got my red wine and had a BLAST!!!!!!!! XXXXX

[@fionataylor4269]

Probably the best concert by a female artist ever , just sayin !! Legendary ! Thanks for putting this up, great memories for me ! You seemed to love it too .

[@EmpressReacts]

Yaas! I've been taking a Madonna Journey - listening to all her work. Check it out kzbin.info/www/bejne/mGnTe6ltoLRmZ68

[@Marc-zi5cq]

10 days on KZbin and already in your top 20 music reaction videos. People are READY for the 90s in the Madonna journey :))

[@EmpressReacts]

Can't wait!

[@briancooper2007]

Madonna has had a lot of amazing tours but this is the one that made her the queen. Its my second favorite tour, my first is The Girlie Show which is coming up next, than this one than the mother of all Confessions. I never got to see the tour madonna never released it on video but I have a feeling now that she has resigned to Warner she will. The Movie that followed this show is the iconic Truth Or Dare, those that didn't see the concert that movie is the only way we got to see it and she left so much out.

[@dalee72]

She didn't release the Blond Ambition Tour on VHS for the US market because of her Pioneer laser disc deal and release. In Japan her Yokohama show was released on VHS and laser disc. She'll get to that after she reacts to MTV Breakfast With Madonna interview, MTV VMA Vogue performance which she already has, the Immaculate Collection with Justify My Love single, remixes and music video, the Nightline interview and Rescue Me single and remixes.

[@chriskat2457]

I loved watching this with you Empress. It was a pleasure. I was in an audience in 1990 and it was absolutely wonderful. What a time to be treasured. I got a program and poster and T-shirts etc. lol. The program is still with me. Unfortunately the other stuff is not. Thanks for the journey!!! I can’t wait for more 🎶❤️

[@dalee72]

Which city did you see her in? How close were you to the stage?

[@blancheslanai4663]

Watching a concert with Empress is always fun😊

[@craigjb8740]

Has anyone noticed Material Girl getting its hugest numbers played on Spotify last week or so. Due to Tik Tok

[@jonevan580]

So fun to watch someone experience this concert for the first time. It’s super hard to really communicate what a big deal this tour was at the time. No one had put together a rock/pop concert tour that incorporated theatre production values to quite the same degree. The moving sets, the costumes (🙌🏻 JPG), the choreography and the entire art direction combined with Madonnas boundless energy and command of the stage was just so captivating. I remember it being on the news and current affairs every night for weeks in Australia and the tour didn’t even include Australia….lol we had to wait for the next tour.

[@markr.devereux3385]

I have rarely seen such a dedicated loyal MADONNA fan. The look on your face just glowing with satisfaction and awe. I happen to like LUCKY STAR live the best .

[@EmpressReacts]

wow, thank u!!!

[@texasboy1209]

My hats off to you.. YOU are a MADONNA FAN! the best concert EVER! ♥️

[@bonditoddy]

I saw this show when I was on holidays in Paris , amazing !!! Can’t wait for you to watch True or Dare which includes some of these performances professionally shot and edited!!

[@dtaylor939]

Madonna used a combination of Donna Delory and pre-recorded vocals in spots to support her voice on this tour. You can hear quite a bit of pre-recorded vocals in "Where's The Party" due to how much dancing she's doing. You can really hear Donna support Madonna's high notes on "Cherish". There was a little controversy about using the pre-recorded vocals, but I think the quality of the show overshadowed that... besides there was so much more that was controversial about the show. If you watch again, I would suggest the Yokohama show. She's wearing the ponytail for that show. That is the show that was released on a laser disc in Japan. I was 18 years old, and saw Blond Ambition in Dallas, Texas. It was my 2nd Madonna show after WTG.

[@dalee72]

How close were you to the stage for both tours? My first ever concert was for the Who's That Girl Tour in NJ at the Giants Stadium in East Rutherford at the Meadowlands on 8/9. It rained halfway through the show but she finished it like the professional trooper that she is.

[@EmpressReacts]

Cool‼️Will do

[@toneythompson1125]

Stop lying I’ll was there she sing live

[@moonstone1159]

What a treat to get the whole concert in one sitting! The expressions on your face throughout the concert were priceless! Would love to have seen this live...somehow I missed it on HBO too. :( I never tire seeing it again and again; it's iconic! As someone mentioned below, in a sense this is where it all begins for Madonna as a fully-developed artist and performer. I think you're gonna enjoy 'Truth or Dare,' another first and iconic moment in Madonna's career. Thank you, Empress!

[@dalee72]

We can't forget about Madonna's MTV VMA Vogue performance, Justify My Love single, remixes and music video, the Nightline interview Immaculate Collection and Rescue Me single and remixes.

[@moonstone1159]

@@dalee72 Yes, all are amazing!

[@petersavieri]

WELCOME to the THRONE ROOM 👑This is our Queen 👑 The semiotic depth and sheer stylishness of this tour was absolutely unrivaled at the time. There had been huge tours, like Pink Floyd’s and Bowie’s in the 70s, that used big set pieces and symbolism, but no pop artist, and ESPECIALLY no female artist, had ever created anything as coherent and unashamed of its symbolic depth before Blond Ambition. Michael Jackson’s tours were always incredible, always impactful and brilliant, but they were designed more to impress than express. Madonna brought a depth of STORY to the work, as well as a level of artistic risk that will always stand as groundbreaking. The closest comparison people could find in 1990 was Bowie’s Glass Spider tour of 1987, which had been impressively theatrical but hadn’t gripped audiences or critics, or flowed from chapter to chapter with the relentless energy of Blond Ambition. One of my favourite moments is the reversal of the “what you need is a big strong hand to lift you to your higher ground” line from Express Yourself, where Madonna and the girls instead lift the men up from their knees and march them forward. That moment defines the Madonna who would confidentially rule the pop world for the next 20 years, and still has an undeniable place as the OG Queen. The great Vincent Paterson was choreographer (he also worked with Michael Jackson to expand his dance language… wherever there’s showbiz greatness there’s always a brilliant gay) and being the clever collaborator he is, he was open to reflecting Madonna’s intention in the performance. She pushed back on any moment where a male dancer would lift or “support” her, and while he convinced her of some (the stunning lift in Oh Father, for example) she got her way with the feminist reversal of the “big strong hand” moment. I mean by this point can we imagine a Madonna who doesn’t get her way? For me the weakest point in the concert is the comedy throwaway section containing Material Girl and Cherish. She’s including them under duress, though she co-wrote Cherish and never had a problem with it, and obviously she wants to focus on delivering the strong stuff. The section is a welcome palate cleanser though, and it keeps the show from getting too heavy. I would say a better example of comedy in the concert are Causing A Commotion and Hanky Panky, and the ULTIMATE expression of fun is this version of Holiday!! I’ve always loved that costume too! You’ll see the top again in Herb Ritts’ beautiful photographs for the liner art for The Immaculate Collection. High points include EVERYTHING ELSE!!! But if I must be specific I think the best staged songs are: EXPRESS YOURSELF LIKE A VIRGIN LIKE A PRAYER LIVE TO TELL OH FATHER PAPA DON’T PREACH VOGUE HOLIDAY KEEP IT TOGETHER With a special shout out to the serious, controversial and more personal church section. Even the Like A Virgin bed was described as “cardinal red”, meaning the colour evokes not only red lust and the colour of blood, but the shade of red worn by Cardinals in the Catholic Church, the high ranking religious leaders who elect each Pope. Colour is used so selectively in the tour design, in both the costumes by GENIUS Jean Paul Gaultier and the set designs by Madonna’s brother Christopher. In fact for most of the tour everyone is wearing black, which brings a chic severity to the looks and does a lot to define her as a mature artist leaving behind the bright colour splashes of the 80s to enter the more serious 90s. It must’ve been startling for stadium audiences to see such drama onstage, without the usual garish costumes that pop stars employ to be spotted a mile away. The infamous cone “bra” look (actually corseted bustiers) were a gorgeous soft pale pink for Express Yourself, bringing a femininity to the aggressive way it literally cuts through the mannish suit, and an incredible metallic gold for Like A Virgin, then worn under the sheer black robes that follow. Gaultier is simply one of the greatest costume and fashion designers of all time. He’d been showing his cone bras since the 80s but they’d only filtered through to the public who were either rich or obsessed with fashion. It was this moment that turned them into full fledged iconography, and there was no other woman who could’ve elevated them to that status. This is why we see Katy Perry’s Fireworks bra or GaGa’s gun bra, and give a light golf clap… like go girls, but don’t think you’re starting something… The thunderous applause will always be Madonna’s. So much of the fun of Madonna’s work is that nothing is just for show, just for showbiz razzle-dazzle. You can be sure that if a decision has been made, from staging to costumes to musical arrangements, its symbolism and references have been thoroughly thought through by the lady herself. We were already very excited for you to be on this journey, but buckle UP, her career only gets wilder and burns brighter ❤️‍🔥

[@EmpressReacts]

Whew‼️I can't wait‼️ Shoutout to Vincent Patterson, agree about Material Girl and Cherish and the Express Yourself choreo. Which I loved and saw but didn't realize what u said until now

[@petersavieri]

@@EmpressReacts Also the sheer sass of her LGBTQ advocacy. The casting of the dancers (all but beautiful str8 Oliver with the bleached hair), the very gay mermen, the numerous choreo inferences of her topping men and the hilarious dance break at the end of the Breathless Mahoney section where all the Dicks dance together 😂

[@adrianoluz1108]

Yey your comments are always the best 💯👏👏👏

[@Marc-zi5cq]

Milli vanilli scandal happened in 1990 yes. Not sure which month but i'd say by the time this concert took place( August 1990), there were at least heavy rumors going around to say the least ;) The guy as Dick Tracy here is the guy from the Vogue video which you mentioned had a nice profile :)

[@dtaylor939]

I kept wondering if she'd recognize Slam as the guy with the nice profile

[@EmpressReacts]

Oh yeah that is him‼️ and dang milli vanilli😂

[@darnell49]

✨THE BLUEPRINT ✨ Madonna went Awff, the background went awff, the dancers went awff and the band went awff. They all shined and Madonna let them. The Bus Stop was a dance. I think that Roseanne, after performing The National Anthem grabbed her crotch and spit on the field. Empress I really enjoyed your reaction 👏👏👏

[@dalee72]

You're correct on Roseanne.

[@EmpressReacts]

Glad u enjoyed, the bus stop a dance and Roseanne was always in some mess

[@JAVY624]

I was at the first US stop of American leg of the Tour, which was Houston TX, I saw her on the second night May 5th. Me and my best friend were 17 and Best Show Ever!!!!

[@dalee72]

@JAVY624 The May 5th was the night that MTV was covering the concert with some footage of Express Yourself and Open Your Heart and complete performances of Holiday and Keep It Together and this during their Madonna weekend special marathon. How close were you to the stage?

[@JAVY624]

@@dalee72 I was at the second night, MTV was not there, so it's must have been 5/6, we had nose bleed seats up high but side view , right side of the stage. But After Vogue, my friend and I found a couple of empty seats at the bottom still on the side but better view and closer for Holiday and KIT, so that was cool. Where were you sitting?

[@EmpressReacts]

So cool ‼️💯

[@garywallace1459]

Saw this concert in Dallas/Reunion arena both nights in May 1990. When it started the first night and the set rose and created itself from a flat stage to the stairs/factory from Express Yourself, I knew it was going to be like nothing else I had seen before (and I had seen her Who’s That Girl tour in Texas Stadium (the old Dallas Cowboys open stadium). Still have the Tshirt; have the program somewhere too.

[@dtaylor939]

I saw it in Dallas the 2nd night.

[@EmpressReacts]

So cool‼️

[@dougbdfw67]

I saw this concert in 1990 and I actually was crying most of the time as I was SO blown away!

[@EmpressReacts]

SOO COOL

[@peepee2922]

Your also gonna really see why Madonna Nicki and Donna are amongst one of the best girl groups on my opinion. Ever!!

[@EmpressReacts]

Can't wait‼️

[@Marc-zi5cq]

3000 views in one day, wow. Looks like people were waiting for this!

[@EmpressReacts]

It was 🔥

[@davidmatthew802]

One of things forgotten about Madonna was her advocacy for those in the gay community with AIDS. Back then AIDS was devastating. Madonna stood up for gays and she fought for AIDS victims when our president wouldn't even acknowledge it. The man who taught Madonna to dance and encouraged her to move to New York to pursue her dreams was Christopher Finn. He later died of AIDS. This country has such a short memory. I don't want to compare the covid pandemic with the AIDS pandemic but it's hard not to. AIDS was considered a gay disease so politicians and the public didn't care. The most famous woman in the world at the time cared and she spoke up for us and embraced us. Madonna, thank you for all you did for AIDS and the gay community.

[@bananaboydc5431]

We've finally arrived!! 🤩BTW, Rosanne sang the National Anthem terribly, grabbed her crotch, and spat on the ground at some baseball game. It caused a ruckus at the time. Also, did you notice the lighters going up in the days before cellphone?

[@duane_313]

Thank you cause I was lost on context too lol

[@toneythompson1125]

Madonna is a one of a kind it will never be a another Madonna and she still doing her thing

[@Marc-zi5cq]

Now i can't wait for Truth Or Dare, it's so real and fun and gives you so much backstory of what she went through in these 4 months.

[@EmpressReacts]

Can't wait

[@duane_313]

Thinking about all the time and energy it took to rehearse and put all this together. All those people she hugged that were involved in the backend. Just wow. I recently saw a clip of Kurt Cobain from Nirvana being interviewed where he was shocked (horrified?) that people were paying like $100 or whatever to see her in concert. It looked worth it to me! 🤷🏾‍♂️ 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 I hope everyone was payed well cause they DID that! 👏🏾🔥👏🏾🔥🙌🏾 Thank you as always for this reaction Empress! 🤗

[@terrystorey]

A religious experience, a sexual experience, a concert experience, a variety show experience, and a Broadway show experience, all wrapped up, in one glorious, multicultural, fashionable, Lgbtq friendly, beautiful, FAN-FRICKIN-TASTIC package! I mean, who else did/does that? NO ONE!!! Btw, that polka-dot outfit is one of my all time favorites of hers. 😍

[@EmpressReacts]

🔥🔥

[@BJcatq]

The Blonde Ambition: Provocative, Controversial, Theatrical, TRAILBLAZER, LGBTQ Supportive, Thought provoking, and Entertaining! All the other female pop stars that followed until now… had to elevate their own live shows! However, There was and will be only one MADONNA. QUEEN OF POP, reigning with MJ! ⭐️♥️

[@EmpressReacts]

😂I can totally see the pop girls being pressed after seeing this

[@dparlow431]

why does everyone keep saying 'the pop girls'?? Michael Jackson's Bad Tour in 91 was influenced by Madonna's Blonde Ambition Tour

[@EmpressReacts]

@@dparlow431 do you mean the dangerous tour?

[@dparlow431]

@@EmpressReacts YES! thank you. that's why you have a KZbin channel and I don't. keep up the good work

[@duane_313]

It’s wild how “causing a commotion” was a big hit (no.2) and performed on both this tour and the one before but never heard from again (correct me if I’m wrong) And probably wouldn’t be missed, a forgotten hit for sure. But I guess that happens when you have oh sooo many 👏🏾👑👏🏾

[@graphiquejack]

I still enjoy Causing a Commotion. But Material Girl? Nope

[@duane_313]

@@graphiquejack I love “Material Girl” it’s def not a forgotten hit. One of her signature songs for sure. No comparison 😌

[@dalee72]

You're correct. I'm not a big fan of Causing a Commotion. I like the bridge of the song but it's an alright song for me. I have to be in the mood for it and I like it as the Who's That Girl movie intro.

[@duane_313]

@@dalee72 I like “causing a commotion” I ain’t got no problems with it. It low key is an “into the groove” rewrite tho

[@EmpressReacts]

Right

[@murrayhonahni746]

I didn’t see this tour live. This final performance from France aired on Sunday August 5, 1990 at 9 p.m. and gave HBO a record for the highest ratings ever for an entertainment special at the time. It was seen by 4.5 million households.

[@EmpressReacts]

Believable ‼️

[@Latinguy314]

Now on to Truth or Dare. The truth and rawness of behind the scenes tour life was also a first. From intimate back-up dancer/singer moments, to balancing a relationship, to being an industry business woman, to still being a daughter, sister and friend. All documeteries since now follow this blueprint too. You must also watch the Strike a Pose documentary. It's decades later with her back up dancers from this tour.

[@daniellaplume2006]

The direction and production is due go her brother. Also, it was so subversive in a way that could be comprehended now.

[@dtaylor939]

Chris deserves more credit. He is the creative brain behind "Blond Ambition" and "Girlie Show".

[@LaurentChevassu]

Not to diminish Christopher’s role but to point how he was treated, official credits in the tour book read: Show directed by Madonna Choreographed and co-directed by Vince Paterson Artistic Director: Christophe Ciccone So he’s 3rd in line, and in case anyone didn’t get the message: she’s the boss aound here! 😆

[@tapanim6576]

I thoroughly enjoyed watching this reaction. Thank you.

[@EmpressReacts]

I'm glad u did🥰

[@Marc-zi5cq]

The Like A Virgin performance got her into alot of trouble ;) The filmed video for Like A Virgin from this tour as well as Holiday were nominated for VMA's in 1991 and 1992, i believe. The Like A Virgin performance particularly is very notorious and iconic. She was already heading into the Erotica era ;)

[@latnscorpio1]

This concert reaction was straight fire!!🔥🔥🔥

[@EmpressReacts]

Thanks‼️

[@celineleroux3748]

You killed me ! You smile, dance and sing. Great reaction!

[@EmpressReacts]

Glad you enjoyed 😎