OrgVisual Posted February 12 Posted February 12 Or is it still Madonna? The number of times she re-invented and pushed boundaries with her music RnB, Pop, Hiphop, Dance, Country We need a Jazz album next 1 2 1
Popular Post byzantium Posted February 12 Popular Post Posted February 12 The Madonna disrespect on this site these days… 18 5
Bears01 Posted February 12 Posted February 12 Of this generation? Absolutely. I actually respect that she went straight into full on the genre she’s experimenting with too. There’s nothing “pop leaning” whatsoever about 16 Carriages or Texas Hold Em. It is throwback country to a T. 2 1
Pheromosa Posted February 12 Posted February 12 She's following Madonna's path for sure, the genre switch is always better when its not out of desperation 2
Doogle Posted February 12 Posted February 12 I don’t want to call one queen over the other but I truly believe she is Madonna’s successor in that regard. It seemed apparent from Lemonade but now when you look at what followed (side projects EiL, Homecoming reinventing even her own hits and The Gift included) and the rumours of a rock act closing the trilogy. She’s going full blow genre change but making a project that will seemingly somehow still connect and she’s not afraid to do it wholeheartedly. It’s not exact but there’s a loose comparison of the 00s being her finding her footing as a solo artist (80s), the artistic growth of the 2010s (her Madonna 90s) and the dance, country etc directions of the 2020s just like Music and Confessions. She clearly took inspiration from the best. Even more mad when you think she has 4 albums with a girl group on top of all this. 6
OrgVisual Posted February 12 Author Posted February 12 1 minute ago, Bears01 said: Of this generation? Absolutely. I actually respect that she went straight into full on the genre she’s experimenting with too. There’s nothing “pop leaning” whatsoever about 16 Carriages or Texas Hold Em. It is throwback country to a T. Exactly. She really went 180 degree with each release while still making it very "Beyonce"
FolkLover1989 Posted February 12 Posted February 12 7 minutes ago, Bears01 said: Of this generation? Absolutely. I actually respect that she went straight into full on the genre she’s experimenting with too. There’s nothing “pop leaning” whatsoever about 16 Carriages or Texas Hold Em. It is throwback country to a T. 16 Carriages yes But Texas Hold Em is literally pop country that's what Morgan is doing too somewhar
vale9001 Posted February 12 Posted February 12 She has made r'n'b pop dance music for every album in her career. She makes just one genre being serious 8 1 11
Brooklyn Baby Posted February 12 Posted February 12 Both of them are queens but let's stop comparing people (whether it be Bey, Taylor, Rihanna, Gaga) to Madonna pls it's a setup at this point 2
beyonceparkwood Posted February 12 Posted February 12 She’s such a creative mastermind. The way the genre-hopping never feels forced either. Beyoncé definitely is one of the Queens of Reinvention. 1 1 1
Zefierce Posted February 12 Posted February 12 No she’s not. She’s just following Madonna’s playbook, which has already been followed by Gaga. Her album is being compared to Joanne of all things. 6 2 5
єѕℓαм Posted February 12 Posted February 12 1 minute ago, Zefierce said: No she’s not. She’s just following Madonna’s playbook, which has already been followed by Gaga. Her album is being compared to Joanne of all things. That part
Doogle Posted February 12 Posted February 12 1 minute ago, Zefierce said: Her album is being compared to Joanne of all things. By who? Gaga fans? The same ones who didn’t learn their lesson after they tried that with Chromatica? 1 10 1 1
Tm4074 Posted February 12 Posted February 12 10 minutes ago, vale9001 said: She has made r'n'b pop dance music for every album in her career. She makes just one genre being serious Pop, r&b and dance are three different genres sis. OT: Yes she is of this generation. Madonna will always be the OG. 2
Frogger17 Posted February 12 Posted February 12 1 minute ago, Tm4074 said: OT: Yes she is of this generation. Madonna will always be the OG. "Of this generation." Meanwhile, that lady is 42.
mike_int Posted February 12 Posted February 12 Nobody come close to MADONNA when it comes to re-inventing. Beyonce did country already 8 years ago ("Daddy lessons") so if something shes GOING BACK to that sound, not re-inventing herself. 1
Zefierce Posted February 12 Posted February 12 1 minute ago, mike_int said: Nobody come close to MADONNA when it comes to re-inventing. Beyonce did country already 8 years ago ("Daddy lessons") so if something shes GOING BACK to that sound, not re-inventing herself. Very true - if anything she’s regressing. and Daddy Lessons is a million times better than either song she recently released. 2
SinnerCity Posted February 12 Posted February 12 Madonna will always be the queen of reinvention, that’s not up for debate. Bey on the other hand is branching her brand to other genres she dipped in in the past and that’s fantastic Madonna changed musically, physically and visually in every era. I mean, just compare Music to Ray of Light, the only song connecting those two eras musically is impressive Instant and without it you’ve got two completely different albums and artists metaphorically speaking.
pisuke Posted February 12 Posted February 12 No. Changing genres is not innovative but expected. No shade or anything wrong about that. After all, every pop girl is still walking on Madonna's footsteps wether they want it or not.
Nippy'sReceipts Posted February 12 Posted February 12 Country is a risk. It didn’t work for Justin Timberlake or Lady Gaga that well but we will see how it works for Beyonce .
Human Fly Posted February 12 Posted February 12 38 minutes ago, Doogle said: By who? Gaga fans? The same ones who didn’t learn their lesson after they tried that with Chromatica? Lady Gaga did house music and country music much before Beyonce. If anything Beyonce followed Madonna & Lady Gaga playbook. 1 1 2 4
mons†er Posted February 12 Posted February 12 Donna Summer is The Queen of Reinvention, followed by Madonna and Janet.
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