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<blockquote data-quote="Alexis" data-source="post: 167648" data-attributes="member: 68"><p>I feel bad saying this but right now I just don't feel it. It feels like she's not treading new ground anymore. Like she's going back over things she's already done. And honestly some of it just feels a bit exploitative. Especially the LGBTQIA reaching. (cant believe that's really a thing) It makes me think of how Madonna called Lady Gaga reductive.</p><p>Has Madonna ran out of things to say? Has it went beyond tropes and themes and just become repetition?</p><p></p><p>I feel bad about not liking her stuff now. I don't know why. It makes me feel like one of those pricks that's saying oh she's too old to be doing/singing/wearing/ that. I don't think that's how I really feel. After all she can do whatever the hell she likes. To me now though it just doesn't feel like Madonna is bringing anything new to the table. And it seems like she's desperately trying to appeal to an audience that just doesn't care about her.</p><p></p><p>In work last week Loose Women was on, and they mentioned that Madonna hates hearing her old hits. A girl at work has just turned 20, and she piped up in the background, "Yea so does everyone else love!" then started doing a shitty mocking rendition of Holiday. It hurt... It hurt bad.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Alexis, post: 167648, member: 68"] I feel bad saying this but right now I just don't feel it. It feels like she's not treading new ground anymore. Like she's going back over things she's already done. And honestly some of it just feels a bit exploitative. Especially the LGBTQIA reaching. (cant believe that's really a thing) It makes me think of how Madonna called Lady Gaga reductive. Has Madonna ran out of things to say? Has it went beyond tropes and themes and just become repetition? I feel bad about not liking her stuff now. I don't know why. It makes me feel like one of those pricks that's saying oh she's too old to be doing/singing/wearing/ that. I don't think that's how I really feel. After all she can do whatever the hell she likes. To me now though it just doesn't feel like Madonna is bringing anything new to the table. And it seems like she's desperately trying to appeal to an audience that just doesn't care about her. In work last week Loose Women was on, and they mentioned that Madonna hates hearing her old hits. A girl at work has just turned 20, and she piped up in the background, "Yea so does everyone else love!" then started doing a shitty mocking rendition of Holiday. It hurt... It hurt bad. [/QUOTE]
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