I'd say it's below S&S, which is my favourtie performance of this song

@@JoseFernandez-cd7ew I think One of the best is when she sang ot in Oprah's show, but this One id cool too

This album, only THIS album has slayed entire careers since 1998!

"Ray of Light" and Michael jackson´s "Off The wall" are probably the Bibles of POP!

Thriller is the winner at selling and that´s for sure...it´s the most sold album in history! But i think "Off the Wall" was Michael Jackson´s most influential album of all times...it defned the pop and disco music and changed forever...even more than Thriller..but that is just my humnble opinion anyway! regards my friend!

A A Triller is the biggest selling album in history but not all those numbers

A A no asshole madonna has sold more albums than any artist in the world do your research

Yoshi Torres I just got chills

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Very good

this is comment gold!!!

The best one in my opinion

So happy to hear a young madonna fan

@@richsaralegui4624 thx

+Jason Whitford Yeay Jason! Congratulations buddy! xo

My song for my beautiful sister!!! Jas xoxo

Samara, I hope you receive this clip, it's my favorite for you after EVERYTHING!!! Love you, Jas xoxo

Hi Brother Jason! Thank you so much Man for adding me to your Circles and +1d ing me! Yoiu're so sweet! ~~~~~ Baran xO

And I'm so glad that you like my music! ;) Baran xO

Carlos custódio ferreira reis ela é porreta, não se deixa abalar por nada.

Maior ícone vivo.

A mulher é uma lenda

La mejor ..y que mejor que esta versión

La mejor versión

Com certeza pow kkkkkkkkkkkkkkl rainha né

The confessions RoL is the best live RoL imo. Also i just realized she's never hit the high note at the outro of the song 💀

Thats age...

The tour after this one (for Music) was the last one where she used such a high percentage of new songs. When she released the absolutely brilliant but dark and challenging album American Life in 2003, it was considered a commercial failure. For this reason the tour that followed that album was not called the American Life tour. She made a business decision to not associate the tour with that album, basically sweeping American Life under the rug (which is a damn shame). The tour she did in 2004 in place of an American Life tour was called the Reinvention tour and focused much more on her classic hits, more of what the industry calls a legacy act (an artist whose show is more of a greatest hits set vs promoting new material). She brought out songs she hadn't played in over a decade at that time, like Material Girl, and that was the big attraction to sell tickets, since the album hadn't sold well (by Madonna's standards). Anyway, since then she's never really gone back from Legacy Act land. She never has more than one or two new songs in her set.

@@JC-yy8iv with Madame X, shes gone back to mostly new songs tbh

Your mom is kind of right. The Madame X Tour was the biggest example of this. I don't know why Madonna sometimes has such disdain for some of her biggest hits in the 80's and 90's.

@@JC-yy8iv About half of her 2006 Confessions Tour's setlist was made up of then-current songs and that album and its lead-off single both set the record for number one in most countries ever. Plus, she was so non non-plussed about nostalgia on that tour that among the old songs she performed she included such obscure fans-only tracks as Paradise (Not For Me) and the You Thrill Me version of Erotica. After that, her Sticky and Sweet Tour and MDNA Tour also had half of their setlists consist of then-current material and the classics she cared to include were either so remixed and rearranged they were near irrecogniseable or were made into mashups with other songs. Madonna's never even come close to becoming a legacy artist... She is just that big and creative and interesting and relevant that even when promoting flop albums, such as MDNA and Rebel Heart, she just has a huge core fan basis and commands enough respect and attention from the general public that she's basically never had to rely on nostalgia. Well, not until now anyway...

Shruti Bhadra u look like a fat cow

She did that in Oprah... and she sang with amazing vocals.... wieeee

She did it in Confessions Tour and in The Sticky & Sweet Tour

Bill Withers, Lovely Day.