It is hard to understate how powerful and moving the song "In This Life" was (still is) in 1992/93 when there really was no effective treatment for HIV. The impact of her voice of support for the HIV community, the gay community and marginalized communities was so profound and meaningful. Madonna and Elizabeth Taylor were almost the only famous voices of support and reason at this time. Strong women, we salute you!!

She sounded her best, was at her fittest and seemed her happiest on this tour.

The dancer disguised as a fan who jumps on stage is a throwback to The Virgin Tour…Many people don’t know this, but the fan who rushed the stage in the Detroit show was in fact her choreographer, not a rabid spectator! Loving your reactions. Your intelligence and sensitivity are a joy to experience as many other reaction channels fail to grasp any of the depth and breadth of Madonna’s genius, her cultural impact and enduring legacy. Thank you to both of you for bringing a cross-generational perspective! the Girlie Show was amazing to see in person. I’ve seen almost all of Madonna’s shows live, but this one still remains a personal favorite that thankfully was so well-captured in video format for posterity.

Has there ever been any other artist/ performer that can have you experiencing so many emotional responses during just one act/set-piece of songs..! This blew me away back in 93, and it still does today. Her vocals and energy on this tour were so elevated. She really gave her all. Your reactions are adorable. Your appreciation so evident. Thanks for all your vids . They’re freaking awesome. 😉

I could not agree with you more. Madonna still has musicians on stage but they are tucked away and the stage and screens are huge. The band being right there with her and the dancers is just amazing. Madonna is a hurricane on stage. Her energy is unmatched. Just no one like her. Period.

I'm glad you also get to hear deep album cuts from Erotica here, Why It's So Hard and In This Life were tracks 11 and 12 on the album and because they were not singles, obviously only fans got to hear. Their message is so strong and still relevant. Like i said before when everyone clutched their pearls when the Erotica video dropped and then decided Madonna had gone too far and was no longer to be supported, they missed out on so much great material on this album that wasnt even sexual. Truly such a diverse album. And she brought it to life so beautifully on this tour.

Her voice was top tier here!!!

The evolution of her tour staging is remarkable. This tour was before she added massive video screens but her stage had multiple levels where dancers were placed in “windows “ for part of the act. She’s the Queen of stunning visuals.

Yup… Only Madonna can transition to the next song by serving up an onstage orgy 😆 Why’s It So Hard was not a song that I even noticed on the album, but Madonna turned it into my favourite moment of the entire show. It was so beautiful to watch. I remember when she moved down to the runway how the beads of sweat were just rolling down her sculpted abs. Girl was sweaty! I had such good seats, at least for night two. I watched this videotape from Australia so many times, all I could think about was the fly crawling across Madonna’s chest during In This Life. Madonna was not about to let that little fly upstage her, and completely ignored it. I loved your reaction to this, so good. Can’t wait for part 3. It’s Cabaret time ladies! Like a Wirgin reinvented! See you soon. Have a nice night. ♥️

Thanks again ladies for your exciting reaction to Madonna girlie show tour part 2❤️❤️🥳❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️Madonna was having so much fun in this concert 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩 Madonna sounds great looks great 👍👍👍👍👍👍

Exactly, ladies! You’ve already got Madonna’s message about LOVE is UNDERSTANDING! I appreciate your beautiful reaction to “Why’s it so hard?” and “In this life” 🫶🫶 (I got emotional every single time I’ve watched this, I guess it’s Madonna’s powerful message effect 😊)

One of the best concerts Madonna has done. As usual she brings new interpretations to her songs. Glad the ladies (as we now call you!) are enjoying it. I'm looking forward to part 3. Best wishes from Liverpool :)

My favorite tour of hers. Madonna has been described by academics as the personification of Wagner's Gesamtkunstwerk (total work of art, combining various mediums to create one major piece) and this tour would be the argument. Here she is drawing heavily on Marlene Dietrich, Weimar cabaret, Disco, Bollywood, Andy Warhol, Victorian/Edwardian courtship, Marcel Carne's 1945 film Children of Paradise, movies of Luchino Visconti and Max Ophuls, she even takes up the name of Dita Parlo, star of classic film L'Atalante for her dominatrix alter ego. A kaleidoscope of cultures, styles and sexuality. Madonna herself is an audio-visual spectacle unlike any artist before or after save maybe David Bowie. At her core she is an eccentric art girl translating her tastes to the masses, challenging us to broaden our own repertoire and that may be her greatest cultural contribution. This is probably the most enthused she has ever seemed on stage as well. What separates her from other gay icons is how with Erotica, she illustrates both the ecstasies (Deeper and Deeper) and the harsh realities (In This Life) of the gay existence (and the general life of hedonism). Many other divas at this time at most spoke kind words of encouragement when prompted, but Madonna went out of her way to celebrate gay people at our most stigmatized and socially humiliated time. We as a community owe a tremendous debt to her. The universe of Madonna is so exciting to explore for the first time. What an artist, what a SHOW!

In This Life, that number is sung from such place from the heart you can see, hear and feel it. Her voice sort of cracks at the end and you feel her pain. There is so much vulnerability and pain she presents. So much appreciation for her to do that in times when people seemed really rather turn the other way than face the facts. I cried when you cried watching that. So much emotion. Thank you.

I had to watch again to here “ in this life”. Such a beautiful song. We all know Madonna does everything for a reason and purpose. Notice that she closed the disco segment with a song about her friends / and the tragic aids virus. With the hedonism of 70’s disco rose as did gay men in the clubs and their visibility but disco died right about the time aids was starting to ravage the gay community. I just thought it was very poignant and such a strong message she sent. So powerful. Makes me cry as well.

Madonna is so powerful

Cant wait for the ray of light era

So excited to see your reactions when you get to the Tours in the 2000's. Amazing! I've been a Madonna fan since 1983, I was 12 and I have seen all her tours....Up next The Celebration Tour in Los Angeles in March.... 🎉

this show was 'the greatest show on earth' back in 1993. no wonder the queen of pop nailed it so well and perfectly. theres no other artist on earth who could pull this kind of spectacle, staging, story, drama, live band, vocal, performance, some activism, sexual liberation for all including women and queer people, resistance against taboos, and enormous production all together in a stadium. more importantly in perfection and well crafted finesse. there's simply no other. madonna is the one and only original queen before and now still! theres no other. shes simply the greatest. period.

Hi Emily and Brenda! Since I saw playing live “why’s it so hard” the song had a completely different tone to me. The power she serves here and also the pain she projects throughout her voice and movements, is gold. Thanks for this ladies!

Loving the reaction… The Girlie Show is beautiful, powerfull, and mainly, a Madonna’s political expression about life, sexualitty, respect for differences. And yes! She knows the power of Her lyrics, dances, speeches, silences and provocatios and all of this you see on the show!!! Thank u, ladies!!!❤️❤️

I still have the vhs i recorded live when i was 13 I use to play it over and over every day . Madonna is the soundtrack of my life i will be 45 in october

Madonna has always been outspoken about aids and hiv. She was in NYC when they announced the discovery of the virus and she saw many of her friends die. She would go to Europe and look for whatever new drugs they had available to bring back to the USA and treat her friends. The loss of Martin and Chris still move her today. In her current tour she dedicates Live to Tell not just to them, but to millions who have lost the fight to aids. Throughout the years she has donated the profits of concerts to aids research, as well as organising and participating in fundraisers to the cause. When no one dared to talk about it, she spoke. She would include leaflets in her albums with the facts of aids, saying how it’s transmitted and how it can be avoided. Everyone remembers this concert for its hotness, but many forget this moment when she gets serious. It’s very appreciated that you two are recognising this and are moved by her words. Now on to part 3, I promise this time you’ll be able to put the tissues away 😅

Hi Emily and Brenda, I was in the Audience at Wembley Stadium for the opening night of this tour. Blond Ambition had been my first Madonna tour at 15, 3 years later I went with a friend. Why’s it so hard had passed me by on the album and the performance here is outstanding: she means very one of those words and almost spits them out with a sheer force. There was no cure for aids then and it was such a brave step from her to fight against the stigma. It’s sad to think that Gabrielle one of her dancers from the previous tour just 3 years before died in the year this tour started. Keep enjoying the reactions and on the journey.

"You know what I'm trying to say right?" She said, well evidently you two ladies know it and appreciate it. You completely get her message and it is so refreshing for once that you guys contrary to many others don't stop simply at the shock value element but understand why she is doing it and the message behind it! Looking forward for more! Thank you ladies!!

You girls are crying. I'm crying. We're all crying.

I've always thought of this four-song section as telling the story of the 70's and 80's. Express Yourself shows the discovery of club life and finding your tribe. Deeper and Deeper is about finding and exploring your sexuality, and the beauty and freedom that came with that sexual freedom and expression. Then the specter of AIDS and the backlash against gays starts. You can even see the way the lights get dark and ominous at the end of the song. Then, Why's It So Hard shows the pain and need for understanding as the suffering and death set in. Then Madonna is left all alone.\. her friends are gone and she laments those lost. Such a great example of he incomparable ability to stage a production, reinvent her songs and tell a cohesive and important story all within the context of a "pop concert." Pure genius and her importance to us at that time can never be overstated.

Wonderful reactions to this concert. She can make us cry, she can can make us happy. Madonna is a terrific storyteller - in the way she sings and dances, and also how she organized her songs on a tour to flow in the best and most cohesive way possible - which is why people always talk about the transitions.

I told you that you will need tissues again😢: This trilogy of the songs Express Yourself Why it's so hard to love In this Life (Aids Tribute) shows, how remarkable Madonna was and how she can bring you on a journey with such deep core meanings. I cry everytime during this performance as it shows how Madonna was really passionate about; and lets not forget: this was beginning of the 90tis, and she was one of the only true global megastar who used and raised her voice for Gay and Lgbtq Rights, even in her songs and also within her performances with her gay dancers. "In bed with Madonna" showed how much she respected and cared and fight for Gay/Trans Performers as she explicit wanted only them to be on her tours. A true LGBTQ Ally and fighter, one of the first back then (with her foundations ect) and still today on her Celebration Tour with another amazing Aids Tribute during Live to tell.....people and the audience today should know and remember this. When Elton John still was hiding in his closet.... Madonna raised her voice!

Why’s it So Hard is an absolute masterpiece. From the first time seeing her perform that live in 1993 on this tour in Australia, it has been been my all time favourite live performance of hers… Hard to believe that was 31 years ago…🇦🇺😊

I feel this segment was really the heart of this tour and contains her most personal, emotional and powerful messaging at this point in her life and career. This Sydney concert was one of 8 sold-out GST shows, her first tour appearance in Australia. The choreography and look that she chose for Express Yourself and Deeper and Deeper evoked the 70s disco/dance club scene of her early years in NYC when she frequented CBGB, Studio 54 and Danceteria-their Afro hairdo and hippie look was reminiscent of the then popular Hair rock musical and Jesus Christ Superstar rock opera. More importantly there was a counterculture movement happening that started in the 60s (recall the 1969 film Easy Rider) and swept through the 70s where America’s youth was rebelling against and questioning society’s many ills like the Vietnam War, racism, discrimination, sexual repression, religion, environmental pollution, etc.-there was a sense of communalism, more personal freedoms and sexual liberation. This was the context of the simulated “orgy” and message of love, gender/racial diversity and solidarity of the Why It’s So Hard number (from her Erotica album). In This Life (also from Erotica) captured her pain and sense of loss in the 80s when her early Michigan mentor Chris Flynn; young graphic artist and her NYC roommate Martin Burgoyne, visual artist Keith Haring, other friends died of AIDS that made her advocate for LGBTQ rights and support humanitarian efforts to help AIDS victims. Finally, the Beast Within interlude (the B-side remix of her 1990 single Justify My Love) with her recital of verses from the Book of Revelation of the prophesy of end times-with a superb modern artistic interpretive dance/choreography. She chose her dancers ensuring they were aesthetically beautiful, of mixed race/gender, physically fit and more importantly-comfortable and confident in their bodies, sexuality and artistic talents-they’re really an extension of Madonna’s artistic persona. These interludes were intended as concert breaks but they were so spectacular that from here on they became a must see in her succeeding tours. Yes, this tour felt more intimate and theatrical with less multi-media backdrop than her later more open air, huge stadium concerts-but later on she would promote her mega tours by performing 30-45 minute free mini concerts to venues before 1 to 2000 fans/invited guests in NYC, Los Angeles, London and Paris with just her, her band and some dancers. The videos of these mini-concerts were awesome. ❤your beautiful and touching reaction.

The intimate theatrical experience really is back in the Celebration tour, at least when you're in the middle of the stages you feel like you're part of the show 🤩

This segment is wonderful. I always love the segments where there are impressive chroreos, but in this case i love specially "In This Life" or "Why it's so hard", that don't have a spectacular choreography, but the lyrics are so important. I was always fascinated when Madonna finishes "In this life" and the harlequin watches her as she leaves the stage. These kind of details make this tour so special and theatrely. Also the last song, "The Beast Within", where Madonna disappears to change clothes, is so powerful and impressive. It's incredible seeing more persons like you crying and getting emotional watching this show. Kisses 🤩🤩🤩

Besides everything that people have already pointed out here, I just want to point out how much fricken energy she had and how good she sounded singing live while doing all that dancing, running up and down stairs and dancing across the whole stage. Yet, the critics were calling her grandma and telling her to give it up because she was too old. Until the Blond Ambition Tour, no other women in music were putting on shows or performing like this. She changed the way tours are done now. On another note: I was at this tour when she brought it to Detroit. I remember when she sang In This Life. The audience was quiet. I, along with many in the crowd, had tears in our eyes. It was powerful to look around and see grown men crying. At that time, I had just lost a close Uncle to Aids. So it really hit me hard. Madonna def takes you on an emotional journey and makes you really think about the whole of life in her concerts. Ty ladies, for your reviews. 🙂

6:00 “Omar, gimme some kick baby!” -Madonna was absolutely having the time of her life 💣🔥🤩 This whole tour was PERFECTION!!!

This is a tour i did not get to see live. Unfortunately she only played three cities in the States, i assume because of the puritanical backlash she was getting here at the time. But even though I've only seen it on video, its still one of my favorite shows ever. Everything from the overall story arc and the range of musical and stylistic influences that were incorporated to the fabulous costumes by Dolce & Gabbana. Can't wait for part 3!

I watched this concert in Sydney at the scg. I’ll never forget it. I wore out about three copies of it on vhs later

Oh yes, Madonna, what can I say? She is amazing!

additionally she was making headlines everywhere she went with this tour back in the day. she was in every newspaper title and magazine. she was the most famous person on earth at her peak. she brought mass hysteria to the stadium as a female artist for the first time in history. and she has expanded the whole touring market since the 80s. she pioneered as a daring solo female warrior in touring market all over the world when the touring market was not big and small and now it has become so huge than ever before. her influence is everywhere in todays touring industry. theres no other queen. madonna is the one and only.

This tour still gives me goosebumps, just breathtaking ❤ I was only 11 so I wasn’t allowed to go and see it (I do get why now looking back😅) but I remember watching it on VHS at the time and it really opened my eyes to the devastation from AIDS. Madonna should be really proud as not many were so public talking about AIDS or the importance of practicing safe sex and they definitely weren’t showing in their work that it was absolutely fine to be in love with someone of the same sex. As she sang “Ignorance is not bliss”. It definitely educated me prior to “coming of age” and thanks to Madonna I had the awareness and have always taken sexual health seriously. She’s just such an icon and deserves to be celebrated not hated on ❤

Oh God, I’m all excited to hear your comments and expressions on this… I really enjoy watching you watch her and I’ve been a huge fan since 1984 and she is my religion. #ExpressYourself Thank you ladies, I’m loving your review videos. #MichiganFan #MegaMichiganMFan84 ❤️

Love this reaction to the show. Having seen it when I was 18 years old in London and being a big fan I was totally amazed and blown away with the journey we were taken on. I remember the first glimpse of the huge stage in the stadium with the Madonna images either side which spread the entire width of the stadium and I was blown away. We were at the show quite early and enjoyed the atmosphere beforehand which I can only describe as electric. We got quite near the front but had to hang back as my friend was a little nervous to go any further forward,we saw people being carried away who were overcome with emotion! After the support act there were a few rounds of the Mexican wave all the way round the sides then from front to back on the floor which also blew me away and I couldn’t wait for our turn again ! Right before the circus music starting they played ‘Tears of a clown’ by Smokey Robinson to everyone’s delight and it seemed so loud and the 80 thousand people around me were thrown into such a state of anticipation I really cannot describe the feeling to you. I’m loving watching both your reactions, making my evenings reliving the memories that seem sometimes so far away. Looking forward to the next chapter ..

Brenda, thank you for being so amazing and totally getting Madonna.

My favourite concert. Ever.

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ In this life…. Beautiful song. It continues to break my heart.

Just imagine how I felt attending this as my first ever concert. DEC 1ST 1993, Adelaide Oval, 7th row, 9th seat from the right of the runway. The ticket was $200 and was a 10th bday present. My little mind was thoroughly blown. I walked into that stadium, an innocent, wide-eyed child, and walked out a man 😂😂😂

Oh i love your Madonna reactions! Thank you as always, ladies❤ This act of the Girlie Show is phenomenal. Starts off with a representation of going out to the club with Express Yourself, then the 'after party' in Deeper and Deeper, then onto gay acceptance in Whys it so hard and at the end of that song, all her friends suddenly disappearing into the bright white light😭due to Aids. Madonna has been an ally since the beginning and ill always love her for that! In this life is about Chris Flynn her dance teacher growing up and her best friend in New York, Martin Burgoyne.... check out photos of them as it may help when you attend the Celebration tour❤ Thanks again for the great reactions!

YOU BOTH ARE THE BEST!

The Beast Within "Don't Ask Don't Tell" military segment with the two guys going the intense interpretive dance was moving and very effective considering that time frame. Thanks Bill Clinton. Madonna was always challenging social norms.

I saw you where surprised her getting down on a disco ball! Wait till you see the Confessions tour you wil be discobal blown away by the opening!

4th time watching this reaction today! You two beautiful ladies are amazing with your Madonna reactions!

FINALLY!!!! ❤❤❤

I was at the opening night of this tour, 25 Sept 1993 Wembley Stadium. It was one of the best nights of my life, but even then I don't think I appreciated just what a phenomenal spectacle I was witnessing

I went to this concert in Adelaide, Australia - so probably within a week or two of this filming which was in Australia. The night I went. was on World AIDS Day which she talked about on the night in the intro to In This Life. It was an amazing night

Me encanta como reaccionan tan genuinamente, estaré esperando con ansias la siguente parte.

This was an incredibly scary time in NYC and America, friends and coworkers were getting sick and dying daily, and the misinformation and ignorance surrounding AIDS created an atmosphere of hate and violence against my community. Madonna was one of the few voices out there who was loving, comforting and supporting of the Gay community, while teaching Americans about AIDS and tolerance at a time when a majority hated the LGBTQ community. Madonna's friend, famed photographer Herb Ritts was sitting next to me a this concert, and our original seats had to be moved because of a conflict with the stage, so we all got better seats, Herb's photo appears in the AIDS tribute of her new tour. Nice reaction ladies.

Part Three is a lot of fun ! Looking forward to it. Having so much fun with this!

I was there in Sydney Australia 🇦🇺 when it was filmed, screw the rain ☔️, everyone had a blast 👍

Believe me, her next concert tours are going to use all the technological advances at the moment although her theatrical artistry will remain the same 😉. Love your reactions ❤

Just Amazing!!!

Love to see the joy of you every time❤. Especially at Express yourself from this tour

Very good memories... It's the only Madonna concert (live paris) I've actually seen. I was a young (very) teenager: just wow... The atmosphere was crazy. No one had a “phone” and I had a lot of fun with the adults: it was my first “party” when I think about it!

Incredible. ❤

And yes Madonna did add the big screens in the coming concerts but she still always works it on stage. You can never take your eyes off her on stage.

The two friends she sings about in “In This Lifetime” are Martin Burgoyne and Christopher Flynn. Martin was Madonna’s best friend and sidekick in NYC’s music and party scene back in the early 80s, and Christopher was Madonna’s teacher and mentor while she studied dance in Michigan. By 1993 when she toured with the Girlie Show there was still no cure for AIDS and more than a handful of people she knew had either died or been diagnosed with the disease. The silver lining of such an emotional rendition of this song to me is that her hopes of the AIDS crisis ending “in this lifetime” ended up becoming a reality. Scientific advances on AIDS research brought up the development of effective preventative and treatment drugs for the virus, which is no longer considered fatal by the WHO and those affected by it can lead their lives normally and with longevity.

Hi Emily and Brenda ..the black dancer 🕺 Carlton Wilborn was in the blonde ambition tour and girlie show ….i think you are doing a wonderful job…I love ❤️ to see you facial expressions and reactions every time!…lots of love ❤️ XX 💋

Haven’t started watching yet, but yes Brenda, you’re gonna need those tissues for this part 😅

Not only does Madonna know the tastes of homosexuals, Madonna has a brain that thinks like a homosexual. I say this because at the time of the Girlie Show she wasn't the popular artist we might think she is today. After Erotica only her gay audience remained. I understood much later the importance of her message, the body. The beauty of the body, the joy it can bring and the tragedy. This is a contemporary epic. This lady is something completely different from the widespread idea that one might have of a singer. Thank you for this renewed experience.

I recommend to you to read the biography A rebel life by Mary Gabriel. It is very detailed and helps you understand some of the songs and how she felt in a certain period in her life. For example, in In this life she dings about Martin Bugoyne, who died at the age of 23 of Aids and her dance teacher Christopher Flynn who died of Aids as well

I am excited for Ray of light era and Drowned world tour.....and Reinvention and Confessions 🤩

I want you to know I love how you appreciate her so much! I was a 6 grader crying with the cassatte tape erotica. I cried to the song and didn’t even know how to come out that young and hearing about aids and her I am liviving with it.

Can’t wait for you too see Justify my Love. It’s a masterpiece performance.

I attended this tour at Madison Square Garden. I had terrible seats and could barely see anything, but it was nevertheless fun to be there.

How fun! I haven’t seen all of the Girlie Show Tour. Edit- when she wants to grab you by the heart that certainly happens too.

Your mom and you are blushing 😢

Her best vocal is on this tour, for me.

I’m getting excited for the Confessions Tour review if you enjoyed the ExpressYourself version in this show!😂❤️

I think madonnas body in this concert was amazing! I love everything about this show. I was way too young to attend this show and plus she did t even come out here to California for this tour. But the local radio station had a contest to win two tickets to go see her for this show in Australia. You had to be caller 102 to win. When it was time I called in and the person at the station picked up and said”dude you are caller 101” and he hung up! I cried! lol! I was driving home when I was seeing this reaction and I had to pull over to see your faces when the orgy part came on! lol!

It’s true this was the last tour she did that didn’t involve big video screens. However she does manage to strike the perfect balance between live theatrical performance and technology. If anything it enhances the visual theatre! Can’t wait to see the next stage of this Madonna journey!

I love it!!! It just gets better. 😁

WooHoo I just watched your reaction and so fun to see you on this well done, perfect journey of LIFE, her shows are always like that. So excited for more, more more. Thank you Ladies, I love that your impressed with the Wonderful, Artist, Icon, Amazing #QueenOfPop I ❤️her too. #MegaMichiganMFan84

When you go to Madonna's concert we want a video review of the show

The last song/ theatre performance is taken from the Judeao Christian tradition, from the book of Revelations, and I as always related because my mother raised me that way, but I to think if ur going to be a preacher, then Be powerful

To all the young gay boys who strut attitude and demand , live through the aids epidemic, you might find some humility and kindness for others in this life . We might be in our 50's now but we respected and mourned those we knew who were hiv and partied, loved and miss them now ❤

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Love to see your reaction girls. Think about this in public tv (censored) and in dvd . Everytime that Deeper and Deeper played, we just FF the video.

Thar last number is "The Beast Within" and she's reciting excerpts from the Bible, more precisely from the Book of Revelations.

The Beast Within section with the male dancers dancing together received a lot of press criticism here in the UK! It was a time when homosexuality was still taboo! As a young gay man watching this in the crowd it was very moving to see the portrayal of love but also hate and persecution! But as always she portrayed that love always wins as the mean theme of the show! And that life should be celebrated no matter how you choose to live it!

I literally said out loud, "Too soon, girl, bring those tissues back. This is her 1,2 punch of emotion. I still have a hard time listening to In This Life. It's very, very personal to me.

This section is a journey from the sexual revolution/free love heydays of the 60's/70's to the devastation of the AIDS epidemic in the 80's. Ending with the gays in the military in the 90's. Bravo.

By the way … did you know the girlie show did not tour all America as she usually does. If I recall, I believe it was just 3 states. She went to different countries. I believe it was a strategy on her end and management team because of all the negative press she received because of the erotica album, the sex book and the film body of evidence. America was as the press put it during that time, tired of Madonna taking her clothes off.

I love how edgy this show is. But that's Madonna period, especially in the 90s. While she was a Pop artist and mainstream, there was always an edge to everything she did. Not to disrespect other artist but no way, i could see Taylor Swift, Ariana Grande or people like that put on this show. It's definitely not a kiddie show haha. That's what i love about Madonna, she always grew as an artist and shes the pop artist that continues to make music for an adult audience that grew with her. I nowadays dont listen to alot of Pop, i'm in my early 30s but most of it bores me and seems so cheesy, my other favorite artists are mostly Alternative, Rock or Electronica artists but i never tire of Madonna. If you want Pop, go with her cause she does it best.

Well it’s getting boring 😊 but once again loved this reaction and loved seeing you both mesmerised during The Beast Within (the last song of this reaction video). And the male dancer during that song in the white shirt is Carlton Wilborn and he was also one of the dancers during the Blond Ambition tour and was HIV positive. He also was during the Blond Ambition tour but kept it for himself. Madonna even let him use one of her homes for 6 month when he needed a place to stay. She is still telling the same story and trying to inform people and make them aware of HIV and aids as you will see at the Celebration tour during Live To Tell.

They did have 2 big screens either side of stage, I know because I was there, Brisbane 1993.

Are you guys attending the celebration tour by any chance? :)

This was all before it was the "mainstream" to be pro lgbt. This is 1993 mind you; not only was it not popular but it was very much frowned upon and ignored. The height of the epidemic when really it could cost you your popularity and celebrity!

your audio is glitching out again ladies

She lost her wig! Lol!!!!!!

I cannot wait for you guys to see The Celebration Tour. How far off is it? Brenda you'll need to bring your box of tissues.