Madonna - Parkinson Show Interview (2005) Reaction
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
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We're reacting to Madonna's interview and performances of Hung Up and Get Together on the Parkinson Show in 2005. Great (and in depth!) interview and fantastic performances!
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Emily and Brenda, consider yourselves Gay Icons in the Madonna Queendom. 💜
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Aww, you're so sweet - Thank you! ❤️❤️ Big hugs to you!
Part of my world love u ladies. Beautiful reactions .can't wait for confessions tour reaction. Xxx
She is shining bright like a star! These interviews are so rare these days, so profound and intelligent. Would love to see a new interview with her like this. It seems, people think she is crazy and superficial nowadays. The amount of hate and judgement she gets is worse than ever I feel. Well, she has nothing left to prove and the fans know better. Thanks again ladies! This was great!
You’re right. For the last 40 years, she has shared her thoughts, her struggles, her spirituality, advocacy, her pain and joys with those who care to understand and appreciate her artistry and journey through her songs, music videos, tours, interviews, and more. It’s all there captured in her vast catalogue of discography and videography. Her successful 2023/24 Celebration Tour revealed that she is as creative, artistic, as fierce and consistent in her advocacy as ever, as we’ve come to know her throughout her career. For me, she doesn’t have to do new interviews to explain herself again, and certainly not ever to placate those who take petty pot shots at her. I think for her, these critics are the newer versions of the prejudiced, ignorant, jealous, and bigoted people that she’s faced and dealt with all her life.
She reverts to her street-smart, punk-rooted “in your face” confrontational response to these haters by owning their criticism and rubbing it in their face. When they criticize her for looking “ugly” for having cosmetic facial treatment, she posted on Instagram close-up photos of her swollen face post treatment. When they hated her for donning front teeth ornamental grills-she posted on her social media photos of her grinning widely, proudly showing what she considered oral jewelry or “grillz” that she’s been wearing occasionally since the 90s-she considers these criticisms as akin to those questioning a woman’s individual right and freedom to decide what they want for their bodies. Similarly these detractors question why she was having romantic affairs with younger men, so she posted more photos of her having fun with her younger boyfriend(s)-for her, it’s akin to homophobic bigotry-strangers who feel they can question and ostracize consenting adults for choosing who to love openly. She’s saying in effect-yep, that’s me-it’s my (effing) choice, it’s my body, it’s my life-and it’s none of your (effing) business! These naysayers will never faze her and she’ll never back down from them.
Aww, thank you so much! ❤️❤️ And completely agree you. Big hugs!
I am going to a very insecure time in my life, but the last words of Brenda about not wasting time with caring about what people think was what I really needed today ❤ love from Mexico
Sending you so much love and the biggest hugs! ❤️❤️
Great performance! I’ve never seen this. Great reaction too,as always! Thanks
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Thank you for sharing! Amazing. 🙌🙌🙌
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Thank you for accompanying us in this video journey :D
We're grateful you're on the journey with us! ❤️❤️
You two are so gorgeous doing the choreo. You put a huge smile on my face this morning. In your striped tops!!! ❤❤
Aww, thank you - You're so sweet. And now you've put smiles on our faces too! ❤️❤️ Big hugs!
Thank you for this reaction! OMG, I remember this interview and how amazing but how down to earth Madonna is! I cannot wait to see your reaction to the Confessions Tour! You are going to love it!!!
Thank you so much! ❤️❤️
"OMG, I remember this interview and how amazing but how down to earth Madonna is!"
Completely agree - It was a wonderful interview. ❤️
Big hugs!
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We were so pissed about her riding horses back then. I hate when she gets injured from easily preventable things; and she suffered a lot of damage from it. 😩😩😩😩
People have to live.
@@PDC1987 she can live without riding smelly horses and would've been fine and might not be in so much pain now, 🤔but something tells me you don't take showers and wouldn't care if Madonna died anyway, leaving her kids without a mother like she and her siblings 🍤dk 🤏🏻🤡
Yippppeeee!!!!!!! The best! Thank you so very much for the reaction. Brenda, I really love your eloquent words on Madonna's approach on her career and on her dedicated fans which crossed so many barriers, ethnicities and lifestyles over the years. I couldn't have said it better myself. Much love!
Thank you so much - You're very kind! ❤️❤️ Sending lots of love and biggest hugs to you!
What a fantastic hour I spent with you two reacting to this!! You are the best really ❤❤
Aww, you're very sweet - Thank you so much for spending that time with us! ❤️❤️ Big hugs!
one of her best interviews,michael parkinson or parky as he was called in the uk passed away last year ironically on 16th august madonnas birthday.
Thank you for sharing that info with us - So wild that he passed away on her birthday. They had such a great rapport in this interview. ❤️❤️
You must to react to Madonna In
.Star academy in France❤... It's amazing
Oh my...fucking love this interview
She is só relaxed ...so happy ❤
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What a wonderful way to spend an hour with three amazing women, Madonna, Brenda and Emily.
Aww, you're the sweetest - Thank you! And thank you for spending that time with us! Big hugs ❤️❤️
Please consider her monumental Coachella performance set!!!!!!!
Sir Michael Parkinson, or "Parkie" as he was known was one of the most popular and sought after interviewer of all time. The biggest names in the entertainment world would request him if the came to Europe to promote a project or even just to have fun with a respectful presenter. We lost him in 2023 on Madonna's Birthday, ironically enough to your reaction. A great loss and a reminder of a time when millions of people all watched the same show across the nation.
Thank you for sharing that info (and yes, it's wild that he passed away on Madonna's birthday). Loved the rapport between them.
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@@OurAnxiousReactions There are rumours in the office around that Madonna's Step-Mother, Joan, who she spoke of in the interview has just passed away. That's so sad for the family.
Thank you for sharing that news. It's very sad for Madonna's family - Joan seemed like a lovely person.
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@@OurAnxiousReactions I'm on my way home now, so I don't know if it's been confirmed or not, but there were 3 phone calls regarding her health. If you hear anything let me know, if possible
Just saw that People has an article saying Joan passed away on September 24th (at the age of 81) from cancer... Very sad news.
What a terrific reaction ladies. Parky was an awesome interviewer. RIP. He passed away sometime last year.
Such a great interview, which I haven’t seen in 20 yrs.
Americans made fun of Madonna’s new “weird British accent”, but I think she just sounds more eloquent.
Thank you for reviewing this. As always, your comments are appreciated. I could go on at length, but I would fill the page.
I ♥️ strong women 💪🏻
Looking for to your next video.
Have a lovely evening.
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"Parky was an awesome interviewer. RIP. He passed away sometime last year."
What an incredible life and career he had!
This was a fantastic interview - You could tell they liked and respected each other a great deal.
"I ♥️ strong women 💪🏻"
Sending so much love your way! ❤️❤️🪩
Emily you are color coordinated with Madonna as well! 🎉
Yay! ❤️❤️🪩
These simple performances are very underrated you should the one in Paris next
Such a great reaction ladies!
Thank you so much! ❤️❤️
One of her best interviews ever, if not the best. She’s relaxed and funny, he’s insightful and a kind interviewer. That night everything worked out and the magic was there. Thank you ladies!! ❤
Thank you for being here! ❤️❤️
"She’s relaxed and funny, he’s insightful and a kind interviewer."
Absolutely - A great combination! ❤️
Congrats on the 2k ladies!!!
Aww, thank you so much! And thank you for being part of this journey with us - Biggest hugs to you! ❤️❤️
Always enjoy your reactions because you guys are knowledgeable and very open minded. Also Brenda; I believe you said before that you’re a teacher and I have always been very fond of many of my teachers because of everything they taught me so it’s refreshing to hear a teacher’s point of view. All that can say about Madonna is this: the first time that I saw her was In 1984 on MTVm A month after arriving in The USA/NYC from the Dominican Republic. I was 8 years old and didn’t speak of word of English. She was performing Dress You Up from the Virgin Tour. I didn’t know what she was singing about but I felt this sort of energy pulling me in her direction and the song and her performance felt liberating. Therefore, I immediately became a fan. As I learned the English language; I got to know her better which was amazing because I was a little gay Latin boy from a very Catholic family at a time when gay people were seen as an abomination and the very few gay characters that I saw on TV were portrayed as these sort of abnormal characters who’s only purpose was to act in the most ridiculously flamboyant way possible for pure laughs and zero substance. And because of that; I hated being different but when I finally learned English and was able to understand what Madonna was saying in her interviews and songs, I started to feel different about myself because my favorite pop star and pretty much the most fabulous and famous woman in the world was letting me know that I was just as normal and as special as everyone else. I love her for that.
Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful story with us. ❤️❤️ Although we know that Madonna's career and advocacy has impacted the lives of many people, it's so special to hear how she's touched your life in such a powerful way (and now your story may profoundly touch someone else's life as well).
Sending so much love and biggest hugs to you! ❤️
I love Get Together live and I think I might have swirled few times around my flat with my headphones on… 😂
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Please also react the star academy france show, she performanced 2 songs and interview and more, I love it
Amazing reaction girls!! I love "Get together" probably my favourite song on that incredible album!! Thank U beautiful ladies!!
Aww, thank you so much! Lots of love to you! ❤️❤️
you're ready to be her two backup dancers for the tour!
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Great reaction again :) loved these performances but they cut some of get together out again lol. If you feel like watching her perform them again there are performances of Hung Up and Get Together from a show called Star Academy (I think it's French) and they are fun too.
Thank you so much! ❤️❤️ And thank you for the recommendation too!
my favorite madonna era ❤
Don't miss out on record launch mini concert for COADF - Live at Koko Club. ruclips.net/video/k4k8PW7sO4Y/видео.html
Thank you for the link - Can't wait to see it! ❤️❤️
Hi Brenda and Emily, your reaction this was great. I haven’t watched it for a few years so it was a nice trip down memory lane. Brenda you articulated why gay people of a certain age worship Madonna. Growing up I was 10 when she exploded like a force of nature. In the Uk, the government introduced a law called section 28 which made it against the law for schools to promote or talk about homosexuality. Newspapers would print horrendous articles full of slurs riddled with homophobia. If you grew up as I did in a small town you just felt scared and alone and didn’t dare speak what you felt. Then came Madonna- she was relentless in her support, and openly used gay dancers In her videos allowing them to be themselves in the same way she did with colour and representation. She held the hands of millions of gay people like myself that it felt like she way physically doing it when nobody else wanted to. I will love her forever for it. She didn’t have to and in many ways it risked her career but she didn’t care. She isn’t given credit for her loyalty and strength of her beliefs. I’m glad you acknowledged and can see it. Only 2 more singles to go before you hit the confessions tour - the 4th single jump is a song about coming out funnily enough - it’s a great song. Look forward yo your next reaction
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"Growing up I was 10 when she exploded like a force of nature. In the Uk, the government introduced a law called section 28 which made it against the law for schools to promote or talk about homosexuality. Newspapers would print horrendous articles full of slurs riddled with homophobia. If you grew up as I did in a small town you just felt scared and alone and didn’t dare speak what you felt. Then came Madonna- she was relentless in her support, and openly used gay dancers In her videos allowing them to be themselves in the same way she did with colour and representation. She held the hands of millions of gay people like myself that it felt like she way physically doing it when nobody else wanted to."
Thank you for sharing your personal story so eloquently - As you said, Madonna has truly changed lives by standing next to so many who needed to know they weren't alone.
Sending so much love your way! ❤️
I have no words to say after yours!!! You both become two icons in madonna's world! You are 2 beautiful humans beings. With kindness and hugs. Your little frenchy
Aww, you're always so sweet and kind to us - Thank you! ❤️❤️ Sending lots of love your way ❤️
Michael Parkinson.. yes great interview. He sadly passed away last year on Madonna's birthday at 88.
Thank you for sharing that with us - Wild that he passed on her birthday.
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Great reaction as ever ladies. Parky was one of the most respected interviewers in the UK before he passed away... he is great here with Madonna.
I couldn't discern an English accent during this Madonna time period. To my British ear she still sounds American, but maybe i cant hear 'the British twang' as for me its normal. She definitely started using British colloquialisms while living here though😊...
Anyway, cant wait for the remainder of your Madonna journey. You two are the best! ❤❤
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"Parky was one of the most respected interviewers in the UK before he passed away... he is great here with Madonna."
We can definitely see why he was so respected - This was a wonderful interview (for both).
Lots of love to you! ❤️
This interview is one of favourites ❤❤
RIP Parky!! 💙
He was… is the best interviewer who made all his guests feel comfortable.
I met him a few times in my local pub and was always interested in everybody.
Madonna very English here and the tilt in her accent really shows here.
Great insights again ladies ❤❤
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"RIP Parky!! 💙
He was… is the best interviewer who made all his guests feel comfortable.
I met him a few times in my local pub and was always interested in everybody."
How wonderful that you were able to meet him a few times in a pub! He seemed like a very warm and genuine person, so it must've been great to be able to chat with him.
Much love to you! ❤️
This is by far my favourite Madonna interview
Another pleasant surprise video coverage! Glad you reacted to this-it’s a nice pause and blend of her insight, history, evolution and a bit of preview of her then 2005 Confessions era dance songs (Hung Up, and Get Together). The show host Michael Parkinson is the UK’s version of Larry King-inquisitive but benign and non-threatening that makes Madonna open up.
Indeed by this time, she has settled down and assimilated with English culture after marrying Guy Richie in 2000. She shared a common fascination with Parkinson (who owned a pub) about English pub culture. Madonna and Richie enjoyed frequenting pubs in Greater London that by early in 2008 they (pre-divorce) bought the upscale and historic Punch Bowl pub for 2.5million British pounds Iocated in posh Mayfair district of Westminster borough. On a side note: Mayfair is the location of Berkeley Square-a leafy garden park-that was immortalized in the 1940 romantic song A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square, one of my all-time faves, that the Manhattan Transfer made a popular version in 1982. My wife and I visited the square on our trip to London in the spring of 2019-it was as lovely as the song depicted it. We also walked by the Punch Bowl pub but we skipped going inside-Guy Richie had sold it in 2013 after Madonna gave it to him as part of their divorce settlement later in 2008.
Finally, like Madonna and you, Brenda, I’ve long become skeptical and questioning about organized religion like Catholicism of which I was raised. Also she was quite humble when Parkinson asked her what she thought was the reason why she had a large gay fandom. She joked that perhaps she “was a gay man trapped in a woman’s body”.. and more seriously she said that perhaps they’re “attracted to strong women”. Historically, she had developed a strong bond with the gay community ever since her first gay mentor, Christopher Flynn inspired her in dance school in Michigan. Moving to NYC, the community of gay artists welcomed and accepted her and she not only appreciated this and their artistic talents but she empathized and shared with their of experience of being subjected to prejudice and bigotry. She would champion their causes throughout her career and earned their loyalty and their acknowledgment of her as a gay icon and heroine.
Thoroughly enjoyed your insight and reaction to this video. Thank you!❤😊
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"On a side note: Mayfair is the location of Berkeley Square-a leafy garden park-that was immortalized in the 1940 romantic song A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square, one of my all-time faves, that the Manhattan Transfer made a popular version in 1982. My wife and I visited the square on our trip to London in the spring of 2019-it was as lovely as the song depicted it. We also walked by the Punch Bowl pub but we skipped going inside-Guy Richie had sold it in 2013 after Madonna gave it to him as part of their divorce settlement later in 2008."
How wonderful that you and your wife had a chance to visit Berkeley Square (and walk by the Punch Bowl)! Sounds like a fantastic trip, especially in the spring.❤️
"Historically, she had developed a strong bond with the gay community ever since her first gay mentor, Christopher Flynn inspired her in dance school in Michigan. Moving to NYC, the community of gay artists welcomed and accepted her and she not only appreciated this and their artistic talents but she empathized and shared with their of experience of being subjected to prejudice and bigotry. She would champion their causes throughout her career and earned their loyalty and their acknowledgment of her as a gay icon and heroine."
Very well said - Thank you!
Biggest hugs to you ❤️❤️
What a great interview, i remember watching this. Michael was a British institution & she was clearly relaxed in his company ❤
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Madonna looked her best in her 40's to early 50's. I wish she would go back to parting her hair on the side. She wore that sort of hairstyle the best. Her sexuality is what drew us in but it was her intelligence, fierceness, humor, and acceptance that kept us here for so long. I loved how grounded she was during this time. She seemed happier than she had ever been before. This was a great interview because it showcased that. Thanks ladies. 😁
Thank you for being here! ❤️❤️
"Her sexuality is what drew us in but it was her intelligence, fierceness, humor, and acceptance that kept us here for so long."
Very well said! ❤️ Big hugs!
I love your enthusiasm!
Cant wait your review on the tour ❤❤❤
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This was a great interview and I love how you both got what M was saying. Thank you guys again for sharing your reactions with us. 🥰🥰
Thank you for being here! ❤️❤️ Biggest hugs to you!
Madonna made my life so much easier when I was a teenager, at least there was someone saying “there’s nothing wrong with you”, that’s why I love her som much. Thanks for another fantastic reaction 🥰
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"Madonna made my life so much easier when I was a teenager, at least there was someone saying “there’s nothing wrong with you”, that’s why I love her som much."
Lots of love and biggest hugs to you! ❤️
Yall are gonna be so Wowed when you watch the tour(no Rush) and we'll be happy to witness it.
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This reaction is everything ❤ I was fascinated by it ❤
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Hello girls every time it's a joy to see the release of your new video. in some points you have just hit the page on the why of some things
Aww, you're so sweet - Thank you! ❤️❤️ Much love to you!
If you don’t mind me saying , at 12 watching Madonna’s burning up video you felt this angry sultry energy , get the fck out of my way , nobody is ever going to tell me what do ! That’s pure magic , that’s why many gay, lesbian , trans queer people love her , everyday we see the straight world , it’s weird why can’t you just be nice and love us like we love love you ?
This Interviewer Sir Michael Parkinson R.I.P was one of the best ever, up there with any interviewers that ever lived. Everyone. ( well nearly everyone) wanted to be interviewed by him they felt comfortable around him, never talked over his guests let them finish before he asked another question. Asked proper sometimes intimate questions. This interview was up there. And we know Madonna if she’s not happy with an interview/interviewer she would let him/her and us know!
Completely agree (and yes, it's always very clear when she has a great rapport with the interviewer). ❤️❤️
this was one of the most intimate interviews she ever had... she shared so much, and this is why I love her.. she taught me so much I never had to talk to my parents about
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@@OurAnxiousReactions thanks..I've been lucky enough to see Madonna live 8 times in the past 20 years.. her concerts are always an event and I love meeting fans at her shows..it's alot of fun
Wow - 8 times!! That's wonderful! ❤️❤️
😮❤wonderful. 😅
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Michael Parkinson ("Parky") presented chat shows on TV and radio since the '70s. A top notch interviewer and a British institution. He just passed away about a year ago.
I recall Madonna talking about how her daughter wouldn't hang up her clothes, so the rule was anything left on the floor when she left for school was taken away and she had to do different chores to earn her clothes back.
No matter what, people will always find a way to be critical.
Because you know if she'd said "I can't get my daughter to clean her messy room" they'd be criticizing her for having no discipline.
"I recall Madonna talking about how her daughter wouldn't hang up her clothes, so the rule was anything left on the floor when she left for school was taken away and she had to do different chores to earn her clothes back.
No matter what, people will always find a way to be critical.
Because you know if she'd said "I can't get my daughter to clean her messy room" they'd be criticizing her for having no discipline."
So true! ❤️❤️
Great interview and it went by so fast. 🔥 Good times. 🔥 Thank you. 🔥
Thank you for watching it with us! ❤️❤️
Such a babe
Hopefully you guys can react to the Koko Club performance ❤
We're planning to - Can't wait to see it! ❤️❤️
Your both going to spontaneously combust when you see the first part of the Confessions Tour
Sounds like 🔥 - Can't wait! ❤️❤️🪩
Congrats on 2K Subscribers..onward to 3K !!!!
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You should be react to Queendonna Live Aid i'm london❤❤❤❤