So,I'm tuned into the SuperBowl and I already see two commercials that make references to Madonna Did anyone catch those?

she should sell this pic as a poster

SoulAlive said:

she should sell this pic as a poster

the one in my avatar is better

errant said:

SoulAlive said:

she should sell this pic as a poster

the one in my avatar is better

Harlepolis said:

BlaqueKnight said:

I like M.I.A.'s new video MUCH better than Madonna's.

Damn, MIA

Worlds of difference between this and Madge's garbage of a song/video.

wonder505 said:

Harlepolis said:

Damn, MIA

Worlds of difference between this and Madge's garbage of a song/video.

Yeah, I like this

I liked her strategy. She got on the Madonna album for attention (maybe her next collabo with Maddy is better than Gimme All Your Luvin') so automatically when Blaque posted her video I had to play it.

SoulAlive said:

badujunkie said:

her albums come out at number one in over 30 countries upon each release, so, honestly, someone does

Madonna is unstoppable.She's gonna announce her tourdates this week,too.This is gonna be a great year for her.

Madonna’s ‘M.D.N.A.’ Already a Worldwide Hit

Why? This song is garbage.

rdhull said:

Yall fans actually LIKE this song? Be honest (with yourselves).

Im a huge fan but this shit..just no.

For some reason this makes me want to revisit Hard Candy and give it the appreciation I never did.

I hope the rest of the album makes up for this cotton candy boolshet.

Great debut for Madonna's Give Me All Your Luvin' on the US radio rotation!

Aided by Clear Channel's promotion of the song - participating pop stations in the chain played it at the top of every hour from Friday at 9 a.m. ET until the game's kickoff last night - Madonna's Give Me All Your Luvin' soars onto Billboard's Nielsen BDS-based Pop Songs chart at No. 24 as the format's Greatest Gainer (2,766 opening-week plays).

After less than three days of availability, the song registered airplay on 125 of the chart's 141 reporters. The chart's seven-day tracking period closed, per usual, at midnight ET last night.

Notably, plays on Clear Channel stations accounted for 79% of Give Me All Your Luvin's first-week airplay at the format overall (2,196 of 2,766 total plays).

Give Me All Your Luvin' isn't the first occurrence of Clear Channel flexing its considerable muscle to bring new music to its listeners. On the Nov. 26, 2011, chart, Rihanna's You Da One stormed in at No. 26 with 2,133 first-week plays after the chain's pop stations similarly premiered it.

In perhaps a gauge of pop airplay next week for Give Me All Your Luvin', Rihanna's You DaOne fell by 24% in airplay - and from No. 26 to No. 30 on Pop Songs - in its second week without the assistance of Clear Channel's promotion. Still, the song eventually rebounded, rising as high as No. 19 last week.

With Give Me All Your Luvin', Madonna tallies her seventh top-25 debut, the most since the survey premiered the week of Oct. 3, 1992.

4 Minutes also arrived at No. 24 the week of April 5, 2008. The week of March 7, 1998, Frozen scorched the chart at No. 16. To-date, the arrival remains one of the four highest in the chart's history.

Beyond Pop Songs, Give Me All Your Luvin' simultaneously starts at No. 33 on the Rhythmic airplay chart, No. 35 on Adult Pop Songs and No. 20 on Dance/Mix Show Airplay.



Source: Billboard.

Honestly, I'm not sure what either of those videos* means, but M.I.A's execution is far, far superior. At this point in Madonna's career, she's regressing. Why is she with a bunch of cheerleaders and football players? Believe it or not, we can all tell that you aren't in high school anymore. She's too old to be releasing this juvenile crap.

And I won't even begin to talk about the purpose of Nicki Minaj or M.I.A in the video. LUV Madonna? SMDH.

* "Give Me All Your Luvin" or "Bad Girls"

just1lousydime said:

Honestly, I'm not sure what either of those videos* means, but M.I.A's execution is far, far superior. At this point in Madonna's career, she's regressing. Why is she with a bunch of cheerleaders and football players? Believe it or not, we can all tell that you aren't in high school anymore. She's too old to be releasing this juvenile crap.

And I won't even begin to talk about the purpose of Nicki Minaj or M.I.A in the video. LUV Madonna? SMDH.

* "Give Me All Your Luvin" or "Bad Girls"

You know when I heard it at the Super Bowl again, I realized that I didn't particularly like it because of "L-U-V MADONNA!" Ugh... after they played it, I wanted them to shut up.

Oh and to answer:

"Bad Girls" > "Give Me All Your Luvin".

Billboard.com

Super Bowl Spurs Sales for Madonna's New (and Old) Material

Madonna's new single "Give Me All Your Luvin'" and forthcoming album "MDNA" are off to a solid sales start.

Madonna Releases 'Give Me All Your Luvin' Video & Single

After only three days its release, "Luvin'" has sold over 100,000 downloads in the U.S. according to industry sources (through the close of business Sunday, Feb. 5), while pre-orders for her album via the iTunes Store stand around the 50,000 mark.

Comparably, Madonna's last lead single from a studio album, 2008's "4 Minutes," bowed with 217,000 downloads in its first week of availability (it was released on a Monday). Or, a little more than double what "Luvin'" has sold in three days.

Billboard.com will release Nielsen SoundScan's exact sales data on "Luvin's" first three days of sales on Wednesday morning (Feb. 8).

Madonna Rocks Super Bowl Halftime Show With Old Hits, New Friends

"MDNA" is the Super Bowl diva's 12th studio album, and is due out March 26 on Interscope Records. The title was exclusively available for pre-orders on iTunes beginning Friday, Feb. 3. Her single and video for "Luvin'" also premiered digitally the same day.

With over 100,000 "Luvin'" singles sold, along with its handsome airplay debut, the track will debut on this week's new Billboard Hot 100 chart (which measures airplay, sales and streaming data). Highlights of the Hot 100, on which Madonna will make her 56th career visit with "Luvin'," will be released Wednesday (Feb. 8).

Madonna's back catalog of albums also got a sales boost last week, thanks to sale pricing and publicity generated by her new single and her Super Bowl halftime performance. Sources say her top 10 digital sellers are showing a collected increase of over 1,700%.

The Music of Super Bowl XLVI

Her "Celebration" greatest hits album got the largest bump, selling between 13,000-14,000 download copies (up from a couple hundred units the week previous). The best-of set was discounted to $6.99 in the iTunes Store, while most of her other albums were priced at $7.99 at the retailer. It also sold for $3.99 on Sunday in the Amazon MP3 store.


Further impact of the diva's Super Bowl spectacular will be felt next week, after a full seven days' worth of sales are registered post-game.

paisleypark4 said:

Why does Bad Girl keep getting brought up in this forum? Not even one of her best releases. Anyway the song is pretty meh still. Thing, she should have given this song to another artist...would have worked for someone else.

I brought it up for two reasons:

1. Because the video for it just came out

2. Because I like it better than that corny ass paint-by-numbers Madonna video that she's in.

Harlepolis said:

BlaqueKnight said:

I like M.I.A.'s new video MUCH better than Madonna's.

Damn, MIA

Worlds of difference between this and Madge's garbage of a song/video.