Madonna: Give Me All Your Luvin’
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Tags: Give Me All Your Luvin', M.I.A., madonna, Nikki Minaj
Hollywood’s full of pretty people and I’ve got all the ugly details.
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Shoot: 3 days.
Digital Retouching: 6 months.
Looking younger than Nicki Minaj: Priceless.
FTFY– Fixed that for ya Madonna
I don’t want to see Madonna through Rose Colored Glasses!
I want Madonna TO BE ROSE COLORED!!
Isn’t it Gaga on a good day?
I like how she’s reinvented herself to look like Carol Channing.
Madonna as Nikki Finn, dressed like Breathless Mahoney doing her best Marilyn Monroe impersonation in Carol Channing’s “Hello Dolly” feels reductive. I liked “Truth or Dare” the first time I saw it. In 1991.
Hilarious & troofull
I like the song and the video and she looks fabulous for her age!
It’s her best Madonna impersonation yet!
You guys can say all the bad things you want about Madonna but she looks great for any age and she is a consummate professional. She brings all her resources to look and perform her best. And the best part is that she hasn’t taken it to a grotesque level with whatever plastic surgery help she may have gotten.
I love bubblegum pop. When Katy Perry sings lyrics, written by a 12 year old, she seems to believe what she’s saying. Her heart’s in it, there’s a joy in her voice and a sparkle in her eyes. Here, Madonna seems disingenuous. Going through the motions just to sell records. Not a single human emotion. Ask Siri for directions to Starbucks on your iPhone and you’ll get a more lifelike exchange. HOWEVER, I can acknowledge when someone does their job without fail and MADONNA WAS MAGNIFICENT AT THE SUPERBOWL. BEST HALFTIME SHOW EVER. The sets were spectacular. The dancers were daring. Madonna did a proper mix of live singing and lip synching, she looked flawless and seemed to genuinely ENJOY the moment–which is rare. A cheerleader from Detroit being a cheerleader for the Super Bowl has a nice symmetry to it. It’s aspirational. Epic. The very definition of the American Dream. I wish she would speak from the heart again and use her life experiences to fuel her art. Pandering to an audience her daughter’s age seems like a betrayal to her legacy. She should be reinventing herself rather than reimagining herself.