Heyy Taylor Great reaction as always.. Could you please react to LDR newest release Arcadia.. Video.. I think you will appreciate it.. Thanks hun.. Isn't madge a feckin legend.. Love her!!! XXX 🤗👍🥰😘🇬🇧

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Song and video are Masterpieces

And MADONNA has plethora of other amazing, brilliant, sublime stuff that have nothing to do with Fincher. It has always been primarily about HER.

@@CrystalCoffin that doesn't mean fincher can't be a genius, lol.

No it wasn’t. This wasn’t about gay people, but it’s definitely part of the history of LGBT life during this Period. If you want to know what being queer was like back in the day go watch pose.

The dancers from this video and the Blonde Ambition Tour did a documentary a few years ago their experience with Madonna. It wasn't all rainbows and star dust like it appeared in Truth or Dare. Make of it what you will but they claim she wasn't all that nice, she outed one of her dancers in Truth or Dare citing the release they had signed as a condition of being on the tour. She wouldn't edit out his gay kiss scene because she wanted the public to see it, despite his objections.

@@simongill184 the second season of POSE is basically showing the influence of the song Vogue.

@@simongill184 what are you talking about? This and Paris is Burning helped out introduce Voguing into mainstream, voguing which was a aprt of the LGBT Community.

100%. It’s performance art at its finest.

The performance is the best out of the best, it's so iconic , the collide of elegance mood from the period to present.

Yes, absolutely you must react to the VMA performance @otde It’s the House of Madonna serving Marie Antoinette realness!! She literally took the ballroom to the mainstream

Agree !!!

Yes, season 2 of Pose showed in details why this song is so monumental. Also this is the first song that brought house music, which was very underground at the time, to a global audience.

Pose season 3 is now available in Netflix.

@@MsHEDONIST I grew up and came of age during this era. It wasn’t all about fun and dancing. I lost most of my friends to AIDS by the time I was 25. This guys review seems lame

@@simongill184 I was 17 when this came out. I remember those days. There was a lot of sadness, true. And we never forget them. But this comment comes very uncalled for. This song celebrates the underground queer community and a dance style they had created. The reviewer has been doing Madonna reaction to her discography from his point of view. I am thinking he doesn’t do research before reactions to be more authentic. And I like that. I am not sure how old he is but I am assuming in his 20s. 80s and 90s were a long time ago. Yeah, we are pretty advanced on age. It’s natural for him not to be familiar with the background stories to many Madonna songs and he is getting a lot of input from fans about history. He could do without your negativity.

It's kind of annoying that people today think Madonna invented Vogieing. Sure, she popularised it but in doing so killed it because now (then) everyone was doing it.

@@marvinquezada7203she’s already done everything she needed to do, now she can just be herself

She wrote the rap part on a flight from LA to NY. She recorded the vocals for both Vogue and Rescue Me in Shep Pettibone's basement. Fun fact - the vocals to one of her biggest selling and most enduring tracks (Vogue) were recorded in a converted wardrobe that Shep had moved down to his basement after he bought a new one for his bedroom. So those that think only huge hits and big sellers can be made in expensive recording studios...think again! Haha Actually when it came to writing and recording her next album Erotica. She deliberately booked scuzzy places to work in. One of the writers and producers on the Erotica album said that they were writing lyrics to a song called "Eating out", released as "Where life begins" there was a rat ran over there feet. She never freaked out she was like I slept rough on the streets, I have shared my space with worse things than rats. Her best work tends to be times where she is not writing or recording in an expensive room. She says that it puts pressure in her, like she feels like she needs to write 12 number one. The last album that she be wrote in a normal environment was Confessions on a dancefloor. She wrote and recorded it in writer, producer, musician and friend Stuart Prices loft apartment in Shirland Road, Maida vale in London.

@@robertfraser9873 Thank you. I'd totally forgotten about Rescue Me. Madonna and Pettibone were awesome together..... they knew how to put together a song.

That's a really good album

And the style was named after the magazine everyone who walked the balls aspired to emulate.

As I understand it, the dance came from people 'posing' for photos for Vogue magazine. So the dance is referencing the magazine.

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He has already done it, all those reactions are on his Patreon profile, you have to pay for them...

@@Matuteilcapo oh, ok, that’s what I was wondering, thanks.