I JUST SAW THE VIDEO!!! It's already posted on the YouTube site,along with the Grammy performance.I love that site!!!!

DavidEye said:

and?????

GangstaFam said:

I like it! But I kinda wish that it had more of a plot,like some of her best videos from the past.

DavidEye said:

Plot, schmot! Who needs one when you're that hot?

GangstaFam said:

True,and it is a dance song,so who needs a serious plot? But remember how captivating the "Bad Girl" video is? I miss seeing drama in her videos!

Saw this last night and I thought it was great, although I agree more of a plot would be nice. Madonna hasn 't looked that good in a video for years, not perhaps since Vogue. The colour, lighting and camera work were fantastic.

I also think the next vid will be a continuation of that one. When the beatbox was sat on the curb with the lights on it twinkling, i could almost hear the music to Jump starting up. My hopes for that though are that she'll do another black and white vid, perhaps switching between B&W and the vibrant colour of the Sorry vid.

Like I said, more of a plot would have been nice, thats what normally distinguishes her from the likes of Ms Carey and Beyonce. This video will get A LOT of rotation on MTV.

GangstaFam said:

Sorry! Oops no pun intended, but watching Madonna single-handedly try to revitalize Disco and the '70's just makes her look older to me. Yeah, her body's tight and she can probably crack a walnut with her ass-cheeks but the whole vibe she's got going now, show's her age and adds a decade. JMHO!
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SexyBeautifulOne said:

As a disco fanatic,I am thrilled that she's bringing back disco


we need to go back to the fun,carefree disco days!

"iek bin troefik " ???

It's okay. I'm already ready for a new single.

EDD said:

yeah what's that all about

and it doesn't even mean "i'm sorry", it translates roughly as

"i am sad"

RipHer2Shreds said:

I'm still waiting to buy this one.

IstenSzek said:

Well ahum, I know what it's all about.

She couldn't say "het spijt me" (I'm sorry in Dutch) because then she would pleed guilty on the plagiate case she had here over in Belgium,
so she's not sorry but she's sad for all the dutchies

For gangstafam, images to be used as avvie...

If I had known how to make that golden tooth in the last pic glamour, I would have, lol

HamsterHuey said:

simply beautiful H!

MikeMatronik said:

You send me the links, I just cropped them!

HamsterHuey said:

Didn't u make a jacques lu cont 4 urself?

Or rather;

MikeMatronik said:

I might have to stick to Mr Ritchie. He's more my kinda man, sorry.

HamsterHuey said:

Mr. Ritchie like Karate...Can U get down on the mat with him?

MikeMatronik said:

I'd wrestle him down and teach him how to love it and take it like a man.

Y'all are always thinkin' of me.

GangstaFam said:

When not thinking of Mr Ritchie...

TheAstonishing said:

Yeah, I don't think I'd list Hung Up as being anywhere near flopsville.

jtfolden said:

I wouldn't call it a flop. But I do know I literally only heard it once on the radio in MPLS. That was at 10:30 PM on a weeknight too, not exactly prime airtime. And, I unfortunately have only a radio in my car so I listen to A LOT of radio.

So, while I wouldn't call it a flop, it certainly wasn't a smashing success or anything. I don't think it's a song that the average American would know at all. "Don't Tell Me" is probably the last single that I'd truly call a US success. Based on my terms, that is.

endorphin74 said:

I agree with your terms. Success on TRL does not equate popular success. The rabid fans call into that show like crazy just to pump a song's visibility. Hung Up peaked high on the Hot 100, but it peaked quickly and didn't stay there very long.

RipHer2Shreds said:

I NEVER listen to the radio anymore. So my gauge is usually based on what I see on the video channels constantly.

GangstaFam said:

You're at least one step ahead of me; I neither listen to the radio nor do I watch MTV.