UseYourIllusion2002

Wait what? I just got off a teams call lmao

TASTE for having Angel & Who's That Girl

Its hard for me to decide so I'm just going to share my most played on Last FM: Into the Groove - 895 Erotica* - 783 Who's That Girl - 656 Like a Prayer - 606 Express Yourself - 572 Where Life Begins - 562 Pretender - 554 Causing a Commotion - 469 Vogue - 465 Dress You Up - 447 11.) Good For The Soul - 443 Good For The Soul is neck to neck with Dress You Up, Vogue, and Causing a Commotion, so it'll def enter my top 10. Also, these don't count remixes, so Causing a Commotion and Like a Prayer fs have more streams *Erotica would probably be my #1 song if we counted CD plays, music video plays, and the amount of times i've listened to the You Thrill Me demo on YouTube.

Madonna has never catered to The Academy in the way Gaga has, bffr. And things were way different back then. Like a Prayer didn't even get nominated back in 1989, but probably would've won the award today if those awards shows weren't so misogynistic.

Can an old head tell me about the Post Your Secrets thread?

I've never heard of him, let me look him up.

Why is D.M.F. not 6 feet under?

I def feel like Midnights was genuinely huge, even without variants.

Even though I was only like 18/19 when Midnights was released, it was sooo juvenile. I felt like a middle school girl.

Aaliyah 100% Also, I wouldn't really consider that Madonna era her tomboy era? I'd say 1987 when she dressed extremely tomboy. Like that time period between True Blue and the Who's That Girl Tour in early 1987 where she had short brunette hair and dressed like a dude every day.

Yup and I think they stopped manufacturing parts for this specific aircraft in 2021

No lol, those are all horrible alternate titles except maybe Perfect Illusion, which is better than Joanne.

Lmao I thought Warning Signs by Madonna, which was recorded along Crazy For You & Gambler in 1984, finally leaked. The line in the title is part of the known lyrics we have.

Yup, and it's important to note that Donna still had consistent success after Bad Girls, unlike Cher who went back to tanking after Believe. Plus, Believe came in 1998, so we already had multiple girls with longevity by then.