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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 🤗👍🥰😘🇬🇧
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
What's really fantastic about her as well is everyone out gay and closeted during this time finally had representation. They knew the men in this video were different. This is a time before the internet and Madonna with her gigantic platform was offering queer content when the masses were saying anyone gay deserves aids and to die. She is a saint and saved lives.
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 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.
This song and video are inspired by Voguing and Ballroom culture and also the video was choreographed by members of the House of Xtravaganza, very important to mention because this style of dance and culture was created thanks to trans, black and latino people from the 80's in new york, inspiring the mainstream and shows like "Pose" "Legendary" and "Ru Paul's Drag Race" :D
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.
@@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.
The one thing I would add about Madonna’s boundary pushing is there was always some thought or message behind it, not just sensational sex for attention.
Who can believe that "Vogue" was originally intended to be the B-side for "Keep It Together" (the final single from Like a Prayer)? But after the completed track was presented to Warner Bros. executives, all parties involved decided that "Vogue" should be released as a single.
The thing most people forget about or new viewers don't realise - is Madonna, in many of her videos references other artists. In Vogue she references the iconic work of Horst P. Horst (a golden age of Hollywood photographer) and others. But mainly Horst. And the song itself and the choreography and some of the dancers were taken directly from the Ball Culture of NYC. But the genius of Madonna is in the taking of these things, mixing them all together and creating something new. Anyone discovering Madonna's work now should take a deep dive into her references with each work cause the rabbit hole you go down really exposed some great art and artists that only make her much more of a champion for art in general. ✌️
The entire music video is a tribute to the movies on the silver screen back then. Thus, the rap part are the names of some of the stars on the silver screen. :D
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.
I really love all of your Madonna reactions. It's fun to watch someone discover her legacy bit by bit for the first time. And someone who is clearly highly intelligent and perceptive. This "Vogue" video and song was considered iconic immediately when it came out. It kicked off her massive world tour that I remember sold out four shows in L.A. within ten minutes. She was a mega super-super star then. Now she's a legend.
If you're thinking about reacting to any concert tour of Madonna's or any other artist.. I'd recommend Madonna's 1990 Blond Ambition Tour. Nothing like it had ever been done in pop music, and It changed the way pop artists approached their live shows. It's the definition of ICONIC. The tour is Madonna at her absolute best. 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". Toronto police threatened to arrest Madonna if she performed certain parts of the show in their city. In 1991 Madonna's theatrical documentary release, "Truth or Dare" followed the tour and features mostly behind the scenes footage with some concert footage sprinkled in. Even if you don't react to it, I'd recommend you watch it sometime if you spare time.
I Remeber at 10 years old. Back in 1990.. dancing this in my old school days... i am 42 years old in 2022.. MADONNA I HAVE ALL HER SONGS FROM 1983 TILL NOW IN 2022❤❤❤❤❤
Madonna & David Fincher are the new, at that time, Marlene Dietrich & Josef Von Sternberg, their work together is timeless! The light in some scenes are inspired by Sternberg's work with Dietrich. Here, she was possessed by all the classical Hollywood Divas she named on!! That style suits her so well!!
the dancers on the blond ambition tour were incredible 3 of them went to my hs. that tour set the gold standard. People forget Madonna studied with Martha Graham an iconic pioneer of modern dance prior to pursuing singing. so she had trainng about creating art and an experience and a journey through performance no doubt during her training. I saw her celebration tour on 1/22/24 and it did not disappoint. Incredible show.
you get Madonna . Thank god. As you said beautifully "People hate trailblazers people" because they make them uncomfortable and trailblazers push people out of their comfort zone. But millions people also love trailblazer because they don't fear change. No one will ever come close to Madonna in terms of longavity and musical and cultural impact . She single handedly changed pop music in all it's form for ever and most importantly what it means to be a powerful woman who runs her own life and doesn't take sh.t and will stand up fpr her Art and what she believes in and truly doesn't care what society thinks .
Vogue is a masterpiece indeed and I'm Breathless is still one of my favorite Madonna albums. Now I can't wait to see your Erotica, Bedtime Stories and Something to Remember reactions
Iconic. You have to review her "Bad Girl" video, also by David Fincher. It's like a mini movie w/ some heavy hitter famous faces as well. So incredible! ❣
I am LIVING for this man's journey "discovering" Madonna!!! He literally said in this video "I've noticed that she is not afraid to push the envelope." Really?! Is that something you noticed? I don't think most people know that about her :) :)
madonna pays tribute to old hollywood, not just the superstars of that era, but also the camera trick discovered way back then during the silent film era. that's why it makes sense to be black and white here.
When she is listing the former actors who had style and grace, she recreated many of the poses in which they were photographed for magazine covers. This is one reason that the video was in black and white.
Taylor, Vogue was inspired by the ballroom culture of NY. The ballrooms were these balls where mostly black and latino 🏳️🌈 would gather to do the voguing, a kind of dance in which they emulated poses of the Vogue magazine. The balls had categories and were a space where 🏳️🌈 would find families (once they were estranged from their own). If you wanna know more about it check the show “Pose”. Also I interviewed three of Madonna’s dancers from Vogue in 2017. Here it is: ruclips.net/video/11-BVQYOAVw/видео.html
Let's not forget this song is inspired by ballroom scene, originated by LGBTQ+ POC in Harlem, which is where the dancing in the video comes from, called voguing.
Not just her wardrobe. Voguing (which has 5 elements including hand work, face and others that was about emulating the pages of fashion magazines) came from 1970s and 1980s Harlem from the LGBTQ underground ballroom scene and two of the dancers here are from the famous house of Xtravaganza, who choreographed this and it was a love letter to the community who she always fought for and who supported her in droves. Showcasing “fem” men back then was a no no, but she didn’t care and we lapped it up! That Bra was made for her and other versions of it by Jean Paul Gautier. What was even more iconic was her live performance of it at the MTV awards where she fused ballroom from the renaissance and Vogue from Harlem underground ballroom. She refused to rehearse it in front of the producers because they would have censored it somewhat :)
Check out the leaked tape of her rehearsals for this vid. Take after take after take until complete perfection. Even when I think she’s done great she screws up her nose and is like ‘nah, again’ ruclips.net/video/udnLXhO616Y/видео.html
i may be misunderstanding your take, but 'vouge' is referenced to the dance Vouge not the magazine Vouge. the hands movement during dancing is vouging. She was however a fashion icon. Also you said it that "everyone hates a trailblazer until they dont. Back then she was hated by so many and now she is respected and considered queen of pop
The bullet bra (cone bra) was a fashion piece in the late '70s. It's nice that it made a reappearance in this video. It's a fun update to the original '50s design.
The intent of the video was to pay homage to 1940's Hollywood. She was definitely a trailblazer in music, at least for the 1980's and 1990s with the first decade of the 2000's marking an end to it.
Hi Taylor, discovered your channel and wanted to make a request. Can you give reaction to Madonna’s MTV Awards performance of Vogue? It’s a very different take. Thank you! 💜
The real trailblazing was the most famous woman on earth and biggest female music mega star in the height of her fame and power in the height of the AIDS epidemic unabashedly came out unequivocally in support of the LGBT community not only by taking voguing to the mainstream but also having Jose and Luis Xtravangza the best vougers in history take center stage not only in the video but on the Blond Ambition Tour. Few if any people at this time were as vocal in their support of the community and those living with hiv than she was. Voguing was a type of dance that came out of NYC's Ball Scene where often black and Latinx LGBT came together to form community and support and live out their fantasy of being accepted by society and successful. The line it doesn't matter if you're a boy or a girl was originally doesn't matter if you're gay or straight but Disney nixed it. And she often does black and white to hide acne
I really appreciate your thoughtful commentary. I have been watching this video for 30 years and used to dance to the song at the gay bars 30 years ago. Well I guess 32 years ago huh? But I never looked at the back up dancers outfits in any other way other than them being Fabulous back up dancers. I never thought about the gender equanimity aspect. Thank you again for your thoughtfulness.
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This is a masterpiece of black and white filming. Fincher is an artistic genius.
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.
As iconic as this video is, her performance of this song on MTV music Awards is a must see. I think it’s worth checking out.
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 !!!
What's really fantastic about her as well is everyone out gay and closeted during this time finally had representation. They knew the men in this video were different. This is a time before the internet and Madonna with her gigantic platform was offering queer content when the masses were saying anyone gay deserves aids and to die. She is a saint and saved lives.
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.
This song and video are inspired by Voguing and Ballroom culture and also the video was choreographed by members of the House of Xtravaganza, very important to mention because this style of dance and culture was created thanks to trans, black and latino people from the 80's in new york, inspiring the mainstream and shows like "Pose" "Legendary" and "Ru Paul's Drag Race" :D
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.
The one thing I would add about Madonna’s boundary pushing is there was always some thought or message behind it, not just sensational sex for attention.
@marvinquezada7203she’s already done everything she needed to do, now she can just be herself
Who can believe that "Vogue" was originally intended to be the B-side for "Keep It Together" (the final single from Like a Prayer)?
But after the completed track was presented to Warner Bros. executives, all parties involved decided that "Vogue" should be released as a single.
The thing most people forget about or new viewers don't realise - is Madonna, in many of her videos references other artists. In Vogue she references the iconic work of Horst P. Horst (a golden age of Hollywood photographer) and others. But mainly Horst. And the song itself and the choreography and some of the dancers were taken directly from the Ball Culture of NYC. But the genius of Madonna is in the taking of these things, mixing them all together and creating something new. Anyone discovering Madonna's work now should take a deep dive into her references with each work cause the rabbit hole you go down really exposed some great art and artists that only make her much more of a champion for art in general. ✌️
YOU MUST REACT TO VOGUE FROM THE 1990 MTV AWARDS. IT’S TRULY ICONIC!!!
I highly recommend the MTV VMA performance next. Same song, but 2 interpretations-both stellar!
Love u reacting to madonnas career, you’re clever and she has a lot to offer for you to analyse!!
One of the best videos of all time hands down! 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
The entire music video is a tribute to the movies on the silver screen back then. Thus, the rap part are the names of some of the stars on the silver screen. :D
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.
I really love all of your Madonna reactions. It's fun to watch someone discover her legacy bit by bit for the first time. And someone who is clearly highly intelligent and perceptive. This "Vogue" video and song was considered iconic immediately when it came out. It kicked off her massive world tour that I remember sold out four shows in L.A. within ten minutes. She was a mega super-super star then. Now she's a legend.
The David Fincher and Madonna duo and never go wrong. He created a groundbreaking masterpiece with this song.
I really hope you watch the VMA performance of Vogue too because it is INCREDIBLE!
Can't wait for EROTICA
If you're thinking about reacting to any concert tour of Madonna's or any other artist.. I'd recommend Madonna's 1990 Blond Ambition Tour. Nothing like it had ever been done in pop music, and It changed the way pop artists approached their live shows. It's the definition of ICONIC. The tour is Madonna at her absolute best. 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". Toronto police threatened to arrest Madonna if she performed certain parts of the show in their city. In 1991 Madonna's theatrical documentary release, "Truth or Dare" followed the tour and features mostly behind the scenes footage with some concert footage sprinkled in. Even if you don't react to it, I'd recommend you watch it sometime if you spare time.
I Remeber at 10 years old. Back in 1990.. dancing this in my old school days... i am 42 years old in 2022.. MADONNA I HAVE ALL HER SONGS FROM 1983 TILL NOW IN 2022❤❤❤❤❤
I sort of can't believe everybody hasn't seen at least a portion of this video
Madonna & David Fincher are the new, at that time, Marlene Dietrich & Josef Von Sternberg, their work together is timeless! The light in some scenes are inspired by Sternberg's work with Dietrich. Here, she was possessed by all the classical Hollywood Divas she named on!! That style suits her so well!!
the dancers on the blond ambition tour were incredible 3 of them went to my hs. that tour set the gold standard. People forget Madonna studied with Martha Graham an iconic pioneer of modern dance prior to pursuing singing. so she had trainng about creating art and an experience and a journey through performance no doubt during her training. I saw her celebration tour on 1/22/24 and it did not disappoint. Incredible show.
you get Madonna . Thank god. As you said beautifully "People hate trailblazers people" because they make them uncomfortable and trailblazers push people out of their comfort zone. But millions people also love trailblazer because they don't fear change. No one will ever come close to Madonna in terms of longavity and musical and cultural impact . She single handedly changed pop music in all it's form for ever and most importantly what it means to be a powerful woman who runs her own life and doesn't take sh.t and will stand up fpr her Art and what she believes in and truly doesn't care what society thinks .
This is AWESOME!!! I don’t even know what else to say....
You’re really good!!!
Thanks fir ur reaction, zane
👍💙👊😎
Old school Madonna bringing in those extra clicks. Thanks for the video, looking forward to more! 🤞👍👏
Timeless perfection. And 30 years went very fast😃
MOST ICONIC VIDEOS OF THE DECADE:
80’s Thriller-Micheal Jackson
*90’s Vogue- Madonna*
00’s Bad Romance- Lady GaGa
10’s Formation- Beyoncé
Vogue is a masterpiece indeed and I'm Breathless is still one of my favorite Madonna albums. Now I can't wait to see your Erotica, Bedtime Stories and Something to Remember reactions
This is SO FABULOUS!!!! You’re reaction is great!!!!!
Thanks my man!!
Zane 👍💙👊😎
Iconic. You have to review her "Bad Girl" video, also by David Fincher. It's like a mini movie w/ some heavy hitter famous faces as well. So incredible! ❣
You've got to checkout the Blond Ambition tour that started just after the Vogue video came out
I am LIVING for this man's journey "discovering" Madonna!!! He literally said in this video "I've noticed that she is not afraid to push the envelope." Really?! Is that something you noticed? I don't think most people know that about her :) :)
madonna pays tribute to old hollywood, not just the superstars of that era, but also the camera trick discovered way back then during the silent film era. that's why it makes sense to be black and white here.
Black and White is a throwback to the classics.
The word Iconic has a new meaning after this video and song
This is a masterclass work in the realm of music videos. I can’t believe you’ve only recently seen this thing. 😎
David Fincher is a visual genius.
this video and song are NOT about Vogue magazine people!!!!
i'm little mosnter and i'm so proud of you.... this is a pop culture yaaaaaaaas madonna, yaaaaaas gagaga!!!
When she is listing the former actors who had style and grace, she recreated many of the poses in which they were photographed for magazine covers. This is one reason that the video was in black and white.
Thank you for the Madonna reaction, hope to see you do the MTV music video awards Vogue performance
I can’t believe it’s your 1st time seeing 1 of the most ICONIC music videos
My favorite video of all time.
Love Madonna and like your reacions . Hugs from Brazil🤗
THE ONLY AND ONE QUEEN OF POP, FOREVER MADONNA, this is a LGBT anthem in 90S, please react the LIVE in mtv 1990.
You know... for me... there is nothing sexier than a handsome man wearing a full SUIT and really dancing... it's just such a great look... 😊❤
You said it... SUPER ICONIC 👑
Madonna is the greatest. Period. Keep reacting to her music plz.
Dude, why you are so handsome? I wasn't looking Madonna's videos the whole time.
Taylor, Vogue was inspired by the ballroom culture of NY. The ballrooms were these balls where mostly black and latino 🏳️🌈 would gather to do the voguing, a kind of dance in which they emulated poses of the Vogue magazine. The balls had categories and were a space where 🏳️🌈 would find families (once they were estranged from their own). If you wanna know more about it check the show “Pose”. Also I interviewed three of Madonna’s dancers from Vogue in 2017. Here it is: ruclips.net/video/11-BVQYOAVw/видео.html
IMHO I think this song has one of the BEST rhythm sections EVER. The drums sound electronic (?)
Let's not forget this song is inspired by ballroom scene, originated by LGBTQ+ POC in Harlem, which is where the dancing in the video comes from, called voguing.
And the style was named after the magazine everyone who walked the balls aspired to emulate.
Came here because of Madonna now I'm hooked on your channel 😋
You should watch her movie, Truth or Dare. It also provides alot of insight to her fearlessness.
If you think she's pushed boundaries up to now? Just WAIT till you see her Justify My Love video!!
Madonna ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Not just her wardrobe. Voguing (which has 5 elements including hand work, face and others that was about emulating the pages of fashion magazines) came from 1970s and 1980s Harlem from the LGBTQ underground ballroom scene and two of the dancers here are from the famous house of Xtravaganza, who choreographed this and it was a love letter to the community who she always fought for and who supported her in droves. Showcasing “fem” men back then was a no no, but she didn’t care and we lapped it up! That Bra was made for her and other versions of it by Jean Paul Gautier.
What was even more iconic was her live performance of it at the MTV awards where she fused ballroom from the renaissance and Vogue from Harlem underground ballroom. She refused to rehearse it in front of the producers because they would have censored it somewhat :)
Do a deep dive on one of the most iconic live performances of Madonna
Confessions Tour
Future lovers/ I feel love
Check out the leaked tape of her rehearsals for this vid. Take after take after take until complete perfection.
Even when I think she’s done great she screws up her nose and is like ‘nah, again’
ruclips.net/video/udnLXhO616Y/видео.html
Another take: ruclips.net/video/lTaXtWWR16A/видео.html
BTW the bra (like the dancers and part of the choreography) come the Blonde Ambition tour.
let your body Vogue to the music !!! one of the best! x
i may be misunderstanding your take, but 'vouge' is referenced to the dance Vouge not the magazine Vouge. the hands movement during dancing is vouging. She was however a fashion icon. Also you said it that "everyone hates a trailblazer until they dont. Back then she was hated by so many and now she is respected and considered queen of pop
As I understand it, the dance came from people 'posing' for photos for Vogue magazine. So the dance is referencing the magazine.
you have to see Vogue at the VMA's
i love Madonna ! thanks for the review
Hi, Taylor! When the Madonna discography deep dive is finished, PLEASE react to What's Your Pleasure by Jessie Ware.
That's a really good album
The bullet bra (cone bra) was a fashion piece in the late '70s. It's nice that it made a reappearance in this video. It's a fun update to the original '50s design.
QUEEN OF POP
Thanks!
how can you have never seen this!
You should watch her Blonde Ambition Tour 1990 or her Truth Or Dare docu 1991....
There will never be someone like her again...
Iconic video!!! Iconic song.
Vogue was a dance!!! That's what they were doing!!!
Long live my queen 👸
Next stop is Erotica, soooo exciteeeed
ERES HERMOSO
Loved that you said she likes to push, right? Be ready for whats is coming! :)
Curious, you mentioned the OH Father video, have you, or are you going to react to it?
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.
This is Madonna!
The intent of the video was to pay homage to 1940's Hollywood. She was definitely a trailblazer in music, at least for the 1980's and 1990s with the first decade of the 2000's marking an end to it.
The icon the queen 👑
Justify my love music video next.. please
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Love your reactions.
Hi Taylor, discovered your channel and wanted to make a request. Can you give reaction to Madonna’s MTV Awards performance of Vogue? It’s a very different take. Thank you! 💜
The real trailblazing was the most famous woman on earth and biggest female music mega star in the height of her fame and power in the height of the AIDS epidemic unabashedly came out unequivocally in support of the LGBT community not only by taking voguing to the mainstream but also having Jose and Luis Xtravangza the best vougers in history take center stage not only in the video but on the Blond Ambition Tour. Few if any people at this time were as vocal in their support of the community and those living with hiv than she was. Voguing was a type of dance that came out of NYC's Ball Scene where often black and Latinx LGBT came together to form community and support and live out their fantasy of being accepted by society and successful. The line it doesn't matter if you're a boy or a girl was originally doesn't matter if you're gay or straight but Disney nixed it. And she often does black and white to hide acne
Madonna its only Amazing
I really appreciate your thoughtful commentary. I have been watching this video for 30 years and used to dance to the song at the gay bars 30 years ago. Well I guess 32 years ago huh? But I never looked at the back up dancers outfits in any other way other than them being Fabulous back up dancers. I never thought about the gender equanimity aspect. Thank you again for your thoughtfulness.
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Oh my god you finally got it unblocked !!
Could you post Madonna per week not per month? Thanksss ❤️
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Would love it if you could react to Kylie Minogue from Light Years album to present!
1990
Was a good time
Full of hope and Love
My Country United.
So i can dance to Vogue with a hot Man on my side.
And hope that the Night never and.
David Fincher directed
good acting
This guy looks like he’s at least 40 and we’re supposed to suspend our disbelief that this is his first time seeing this video 😀
The CONE Bra by Jean Paul Gaultier
Please do Justify my love ;)
You should react to the MTV music awards performance, sooo good!