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Madonna was absolutely HUGE at that time. She was definitely the IT girl of the 80âs. Love her or hate her, she made some great music.
Yes I remember her starring in a movie called 'Who's That Girl's. LOL I'm sure you know what I'm talking about, I was just a wee lad đđ
Madonna WAS the 80's. It's scary to see that people don't know her impact and importance to pop music.
I guess musicâs influencers from previous generations are never really appreciated or understood. 80s kids werenât aware of how Duke Ellington or Louis Jordan impacted song writing and recording techniques. Young people not knowing Madonna is more predictable than scary.
Preach!
She was great for awhile. A trendsetter for sure. But she got twisted along the way and look at what she's become. đą
WE weren't born my guy
Her impact on music for later generations is minimal. I loved her albums. I remember asking all the record stores if the True Blue album had arrived yet. I asked daily until the first store to get it told me the CDâs arrived. I actually still have the copy and it was printed without the title of the album on it. However, she sometimes wrote the basic singing melody but played none of the guitars and keyboards you hear on the songs. All those musical compositions and arrangements were done by professional musicians. Without them the songs she would sing would have gone nowhere. Someone had to make those musical arrangements.
She also kept going downhill as a person as her fame grew. She never got out of that. She kept trying to make albums with current sounding music but her time eventually passed.
She pretty much had more hit songs than any other artist/band in the 80's. A true megastar of music (not just the 80s).
Hard to overstate how huge a star she was. You two should probably do a Madonna song every 80s stream for a while and catch up. 90s too.
Ryder.....Gaga much better.
@@michaelasay8587 Not by the numbers she isnât. Madonna is the best selling female artist ever and has the most #1 albums by a female artist. Sheâs sold about double the # of albums that Gaga has.
Asay .... whatever.
@@michaelasay8587 Madonna was a force for about 15 years. Far more staying power than Gaga
@@michaelasay8587 #3 = lady gaga, #2 = Mount Everest, #1= Madonna.
She owned the 80s along with MJ and Prince
correct, i remember being on vacation at disney world with my wife and small kids in the 1990s . their music filled the air everywhere you went= good memories. now when i hear these songs, i am teleported to those years.
And Whitney too.
King of Pop, Queen of Pop, and Princeđ
@@melaniesweeten5401 And Bruce along with Phil/Genesis.
The Trinity âMJ, Madonna , and Princeâ
Outside of Michael Jackson - Madonna was the BIGGEST SUPERSTAR of the 80s. She was untouchable. And for a lot of the 90s as well.
I'd say Prince was there too
She started a whole fashion trend in the 80's,she was incredibly popular,this is one song that I really did like,this and Lucky Star.
I think Cyndi Lauper started the fashion trend. Madonna just tweeked it, made it more skanky.
Yes..its a shame Madonna was and still is so tacky.
Nailed it! She was larger than life. Agree on both songs too. Lucky Star was really good.
Just the whole first album. All songs are just bangers in each their own way.
@@jasonmiller2905 Well Madonna combined the Cyndi Lauper punky style with the more upscale Guess girl fashion at the time. If you were a girl in the 80's, you'd remember the Guess girl fashion. Like Madonna's moussed up, highlighted bob haircut was very Guess girl. So that was an very alluring combination for girls at the time. Something for everyone.
Stevie Nicks was the Stevie Nicks of the 80s. Madonna made herself famous for being talented and constantly reinvent herself with some shock value every time.
you beat me to it
Came here to state the same!
Stevie Nicks was who she was and she needed no introduction to anybody who enjoyed music, BUT Madonna was on a completely different level that Nicks never reached. In fact, I cant remember a female singer reaching Madonna's status other than Britney Spears and Taylor Swift and that's a stretch.
yeah. In her own way, she was the female Marylin Manson. As far as shock value goes. She was good, back in the day, but then she became a mess: "I'm getting older." Ah, well.
Lady Gaga of her time.
Brad & Lex, you'll love her "Get Into The Groove" and "Dress You Up"!!!! She owned the 80s!
Love " Dress You Up "
And 'everyboy'
Love Dress You Up
Madonna has written some of the best pop songs of all time!
One of my synthesizers has a preset called "Borderline bass" and yea, this is the tone it makes.
Madonna definitely wanted an association with Marilyn Monroe. Her video for "Material Girl" is a straight-up copy of the "Diamonds are a girl's best friend" musical number in the Marilyn movie "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes".
no team, no disney, no auto tune, self taught, trailblazer, smart businesswoman, collaborator, one of the first to speak up wholeheartedly against racism, sexism, homophobia, and ageism. still on top. still the best. đ„
the synths in her early music where some of the first, check out the linndrum LM-2
great reaction!
more please!
You couldn't have said it better! She was self made and so smart. First to do all of those things and she was so outspoken about AIDS before everyone else did. A risk taker always!
Now if only she could sing.
There was a time when every girl tried to dress like Madonna. She brought a new style to the world.
The first time I heard this song I was at a bar (underage) on the juke box when it first came out!
If I remember right this was her first hit.
Madonna was the Madonna of the 80s, there's no female artists to compare her to that could touch her popularity and simultaneous notoriety, there's her and MJ and then there's everybody else, she was that big, regardless of whether or not you were a fan of hers you couldn't avoid hearing, seeing or hearing about her, an absolute trailblazer
Madonna was a bomb that dropped in the early 80âs, changed music for women forever, and the aftershocks can still be felt today. đŁ
Everyone listened to Madonna. She literally took the world by storm. This is when she first started her catalog is long, varied and eclectic at times. My favorite is probably Frozen.
âLucky Starâ, âDress You Upâ, âBurnin Upâ, âEverybodyâ, âCrazy for Youâ, âInto the Grooveâ are some of her earlier songs that I enjoy. Madonna was always trending, changing/reinventing, pushing the boundariesâŠshe influenced fashion, attitude, creative expression, and her songs and videos were always anticipated. She dominated for a long time.
And thereâs no doubt that she even captured the attention from hard rockers and metal heads that were closet-fans of hers. They probably have the maturity and guts these days to admit it, but back then probably had to keep it to themselves.
I always liked "Live To Tell." Good songs, all.
Zin.....they must know all those songs
holiday, gambler
@@michaelasay8587 oh, I tried checking their videos before I commented. I only saw âMaterial Girlâ and this one âBorderlineâ. Please let me know if you know where to find their reactions to my listâŠIâm interested in watching them. (The songs on my list are older songsâŠand I figured other commenters would mention the bigger hits)đđ»đđ«
I met the members of Ratt back then, and they mentioned Madonna, in a nice way.
In answer to your question, LOTS of girls listened to Madonna. Most guys like me were like "uh that's girly music" but one of my mates had a crush on her. But now I appreciate some of her songs, I like this one, also "into the groove" and "lucky star".
Madonna was bigger than life in the 80's and into the 90's. She started a clothing trend, hairstyles, and a way of life. She was a huge icon back then.
It bears repeating how massive she was in the 80s and how much she changed the pop culture. Her fan base was more female than male, because while guys liked looking at her, the girls wanted to BE her. It's said that MTV turned a lot of musicians into stars in the 80s and 90s, but I don't think MTV would have become such a cultural force without Madonna -- SHE made MTV a star.
I really prefer Madonnaâs early stuff it takes me right back to the 80s âDress You Upâ is well worth a listen
dress you up is a favourite of mine too
And Angel.
@@winstonsmith3690 good call, fab song
I love her older stuff. I am an original Madonna fan. But Take a Bow and Justify My Love is some amazing shit. So many others from the 90s by her are well worth a listen. :)
Look of love is so underrated.
What. An. Icon. In the 80s, Madonna was it. Sheâs a talented dancer and singer. She understood how to capitalize on media exposure and reinvented herself over & over. She had staying power. But she also used her influence to push acceptance for many different communities. As a member of the LGBTQ community, I can say sheâs an ally and always has been.
Madonna was a world-wide superstar at time of this video. It was mind blowing to see how overseas crowds worshipped her.
Yall haven't done enough Madonna yet. She was HUGE during the '80s, '90s, and even the '00s. The Beyonce of years past. Music, fashion, dancer, movies, activists, etc. Madonna was a bit controversial in her younger years, though. Popular with the female (all races, didn't matter) crowd and they dressed like her as well. She was kind of pop, funk, new wave, dance music, alternative, electronica, etc. Very versatile during the years. . Very talented, pretty. Brad is right about Monroe vibes. Madonna was like Michael Jackson, Janet Jackson, Cher, Beyonce, Prince, Whitney Houston, Lady Gaga, etc level (long successful careers, globally popular), shoot, she's nicknamed the "Queen of Pop" for a reason! And also RnR Hall of Fame. Huge concert turnouts, all over radio/tv/media/newspapers/magazines/news, , culture, etc.
And no, Stevie Nicks was more for the older crowd, was more so during the '70s, '80s, some '90s. She's a little older than Madonna and the older crowd (like our parents lol) was more into Stevie Nicks. Nicks also has more of a gypsy and witch vibes, style.
Madonna is for the GenXers. I'd say that Madonna was probably way more popular, global compared to Nicks/Fleetwood Mac (mainly folk rock, hippie stuff). Madonna had way more hits than Nicks if I recall. Spanning decades. Nicks has also been on movies, but not as much as Madonna. Nicks/Fleetwood Mac are also RnR Hall of Famers, like Madonna as well.
Crazy that yall have only done this song, "Material Girl", and a '90s song ( I forget which one, hasn't been uploaded yet..maybe "Frozen", "Erotica", "Beautiful Stranger", "Power of Good-Bye"? I forget which one it was ) so far. Yall need to react to more. I was not a huge Madonna fan, but do recall her being very popular during my youth. Good music and videos. She influenced many many future artists.
Also dated, married many men in the past lol. Sean Penn (actor), Dennis Rodman (NBA player, almost had a baby with him), Carlos Leon (they have a pretty daughter), Guy Ritchie, Ahlamalik Williams (young dude, lol) etc. Young, old, rich, poor, celeb, non-celeb, black, white, Asian, hispanic, whatever, etc. Ha
One of the few Madonna songs I like, was so fresh when it was releasef...shows she does have some talent
A lot of people wanted to be Madonna back in the 80âs. She was very popular.
I found her stunning at that time. Her fashion, her looks, her music was different.
Madonna became huge and started fashion trends. The rubber bracelets, lace, and eventually the bustier she wore in her MTV Video Awards performance of Like A Virgin. đ„łđ
I was on the cheerleading squad and we performed a routine to "Burnin' Up."
The thing with Madonna is that all her songs are well orchestrated, musically speaking. She is one of a kind.
Alongside Michael Jackson, she was the biggest pop star around in the 80s. Just as popular, just as prolific, just as famous.
Just look up how many hits she has had. One of the biggest female artists of all time. She was HUGE!!
Biggest solo artist of all time and second overall behind the Beatles.
Madonna is the biggest selling female artist of all time she was the top female artist of the 80s and I believe Borderline was her first top 10 ever and it was one of the longest charting singles at the time of its release
Girls would fill auditoriums dressed just like this. Her female following was off the hook when she made it big. Then, she was always evolving and became much more accepted to a diverse group. Her career path was really brilliant.
You canât underestimate the MTV influence and how Madonna was groundbreaking when it comes to popularity and pushing boundaries, which is what every teenager wants. Whether you liked her or not, she was known and her music was known.
She was a pop music icon. Men and women loved her. She was all over the radio. Hit after hit.
This was her first hit song. She was unknown when this video first came out but she became HUGE really fast. She became famous because she always knew how to entertain and get people's attention. I always liked this song. I think I was about 14 or 15 when it was released.
Depending on how you define "hit" this would have been her second (if counting Top 10 hits) or third (if counting Top 40 hits). "Holiday" was the first to crack the Top 40 at #16, followed by "Lucky Star" which reached #4, then this one which reached #10. *ETA* I stand corrected, Lucky Star was released before Borderline, but Borderline peaked first and Lucky Star rode up the charts afterward on Borderline's coattails.
You're correct that Holiday cracked the top 40 first. "Borderline" was her first music video to be shown on MTV and her first top 10 hit.
Madonna is the Queen Of Pop like Michael Jackson was the King Of Pop. She also set the standard for female live shows that every female pop star copies to this day. Absolute legend.
Young girls dressed up like Madonna. Boys crushed on her. I was a kid in the 80s and I had every Madonna album. She was easily the biggest female pop star of the decade.
Iâm no Madonna fan, but this song brings me back to my teen years like no other. Make no mistake, every female artist since Madonna owes her huge. There was no female pop idol like her before who took charged and shaped a brand around her like Madonna. She even reviled MJ for pop supremacy in the 80s and she even surpassed him there after. No doubt, MJ had a couple albums that sold more, but she had broader success like not many others
Her voice has matured since those days. She was young there. It is one of her first hits. One of my favorites by her.
She took vocal lessons around the time of Bedtime Stories to audition for Evita.
Crazy for you showed that she could sing deeper even then. But that wasn't 'pop' acceptable then
@@miconis123 Crazy For You was our wedding song
Can she even sing her early songs now ?
@@ErickSowder That is a good question but I think she can.
She was an original sensation with the goods to back it. All corners were covered in her arena. Respect
This is one of Madonnaâs earliest hits! I love this song! Girls loved Madonna in the eighties, millions of them dressed like her! Madonna was the Queen of self promotion! She was talented but she was smart too! There were a lot of female singers that had better vocals but she knew how promote herself by constantly recreating herself! She also pushed the envelope which kept her in the news!â€â€
Girls AND gay guys, I mean guys loved her. My favorite from her earlier stuff was Holiday. Later she took on some more serious music and my all time favorites are La Isla Bonita and the gorgeous Take a Bow. Honestly it was all good, her voice was on every radio in every home and car and club. She was phenomenal!
âLive To Tellâ is one of my absolute favorites by her. It showed another side of her musically and vocally, and sheâs really beautiful in the video. The song was used in the 1986 movie âAt Close Rangeâ starring Sean Penn, whom she was married to then. Good movie.
She was SUPER popular in the 80âs. Need to do more Madonna -- she never disappoints!
Everyone listened to Madonna in the 80s. She was not "like" anyone else, she was definitely one of a kind that changed an entire generation from her music to her clothing style.
She was a carbon copy of Cyndi Lauper when she first came out...let's have it right...
@@rnw2739 people lumped them together - mostly because they were women and blew up around the same time - but I don't think that's fair. They didn't sing alike, and they didn't act alike. Their musical styles were different. Lauper was "off-broadway" and Madonna was "Dance Club".
@@rnw2739 No way. Totally different.
I wasn't a fan but I can't deny she ruled the 80s. Her and MJ were like competing monarchs of pop.
Springsteen blew up with his Born in the USA album/tour circa 1986
Born in the USA is from 84
in the 80's and 90's she achieved levels of power and control that were nearly unprecedented for a woman in the entertainment industry. she was very talented and there was no auto tune back then all talent.
Madonna is the best female singer of the 80s imo and without her we wouldn't have more than half the pop singers of today she was even widely known as the queen of pop
Madonna was the whole package in the '80s. She was the ultimate combo of style, charisma, and commercial appeal. She really knew how to promote herself and she was definitely not shy about it. While her voice was only average it was perfect for the material she performed, and much of it was written by her.
"Open Your Heart" and "Into The Groove" are other great ones of hers. Please dive more into early Madonna (80's), so MANY great songs.
When this came out it changed the world and became one of the touchstone songs of the '80s. Madonna was the epitome of cute punky chick. Who could sing and act. She owned the '80s and is in the pantheon of American greats. So many great songs and videos. If you want a song and video to mesmerize and make you think, do Papa Don't Preach. She sang some of the great songs in movies too (Vision Quest, At Close Range, few others).
Madonna was huge in the 80s and early 90s. Her music style was copied by many. She was an adequately talented vocalist, not a lot of range, but quite good so long as she stayed in her range. She was a fantastic dancer as well. She had a sense of fashion that combined with her attitude created a storm where tons of girls across the world did all they could to look like her. You take all of that and she was attractive enough to pull it all together, and you have a superstar. Her greatest talent though, wasn't on the stage, but was her business talent. She knew what she wanted, how she wanted to get it, and she knew how to negotiate with the best of them to make it all happen. You couldn't turn your head then without seeing her, hearing her, or seeing her influence somewhere.
To answer Lex question directly yes to everything. It's important to understand she has 38 top 10 singles across 3 decades. Learning about her music is a deep it's a lot. She as artists drastically evolved Era to Era. Every 5 years she might as while be another artist. Her early stuff is more lighter pop stuff synth pop she became a fashion icon was important with MJ in Early MTV. but by the mid 80's she cut her hair and her 3rd album True Blue was more mature and orchestrated sounding. Towards the late 80's and into the 90's she became more alterative, meaningful and she took big artistic risk. "I'm a breathless" is basically a jazz album. "bedtime stories" is R&B album, "Ray of light" is experimental EDM. and Exotica is well Exotica.
I want yall watch "La Isla Bonita", "Oh Father" "take a bow", "Frozen", "vogue", etc. just to get artistic range, I think Lex will like "Live to Tell"
Oh yeah, the girls loved this Madonna. This was very early, maybe the first album. Canât recall at the moment. Madonna re-invented herself and her look every album or two. But her music has always been about dancing.
Other than Michael Jackson, it's hard to think of a bigger 80's star than Madonna. She had chemistry and marketed herself very well, and was a natural out-of-the-box thinker. A true free spirit. I love early Madonna but it's sad to see her now and realize who I'm looking at is the same person who was just so effortlessly cool back then.
Kings/Queens of the early to mid 1980s MTV Screen:
Madonna
Michael Jackson
Prince
Duran Duran
Weird Al
@@Guy_de_Loimbard I feel like you just listed the court... The Queen, The King, The Prince, The dukes/knights?, and the jester.
@@DamnedEyez nice
@@DamnedEyez I'll throw in for Whitney Houston as the Princess to round out the court.
@@DamnedEyez And then of course there's Metallica -- the plundering Viking horde at the castle gate.
Girls of all ages worshipped Madonna. She pioneered fashion and performance throughout the 80s from 1983-90 and beyond. The way girls dressed, the millions of bangle bracelets that girls would wear, the hair - everything. She was a megastar for young girls and boys. Then in the late 80s/90s was when she became an icon for all kinds of groups - especially LGBT. She was always pushing the envelope and taking it a step further and her videos were as important as her music and messages. She was an all-around performer.
People who weren't around back then can't comprehend how popular musicians like Madonna and Michael Jackson were. The internet didn't exist, and the superstars of the world were almost mysterious because you only found out about them by magazines. When an artist like Madonna or MJ dropped a new music video on MTV, or an album came out, people went nuts to see or hear it. Imagine Britney Spears or Lady Gaga's popularity multiplied by a million.
I remember when I was a really young kid, MJ's Thriller video premiered on MTV and I was over my teenage babysitter's house. She must have had 30 friends over to watch it. They were freaking out like a damn UFO landed on the front lawn. It was a huge event for people.
Girls in the '80s were obsessed with Madonna, and her early '80s punky look was so popular that parent groups were constantly trying to have her banned, and schools would add Madonna-inspired looks to their banned items on dress codes.
Everything revolved around Madonna. She was the trend setter. Probably too 5 must influencial entertainers of all time
Hope you guys are reading these comments. Madonna WAS the 80s, and 90s. Please do more songs by her. â€ïž you guys!
In the 80's especially around 1983 to 87 allot of young moms dressed their baby girls to resemble Madonna. She was a major cultural influence.
This came out when I was 7/8 and I became an instant Madonna fan... She was a trendsetter all throughout the 80s and 90s. Even in the 00s, she was still putting out hits. I hope you'll check out a lot more of her work
This is one of the best songs of the '80s, and otherwise I am not a Madonna fan. She had some legendary record producers working for her but none could top this one as she came out of the gate.
Madonna was without a doubt an ICON in the early 80s her music inspired a whole generation of teenage girls to copy her style of dress she has so many hits and pushed the boundaries of music videos
madonna started as a teenage backup dancer who moved to nyc from the middle pf nowhere and became nearly michael jackson-famous in the 80s
whatever else she may be, she's one of the most ambitious and successful women who's ever lived
I remember as a teenager in the 80`s growing up even as a black male that Madonna was almost legendary in those times. She was just about right there with Prince and Michael Jackson. For real.
I saw her in concert in the 80s and she was FABULOUS! She was in a movie called Desperately Seeking Susan and everyone dressed like her!
Girls listened to Madonna. We loved her freedom. She has admitted that she doesnât have a great voice, but itâs her message she wanted to get across-Womenâs rights and freedom of expression. Sheâs definitely not corporate driven. Thereâs no way sheâd let anyone tell her what to do with her music or her life. Yes, she wanted to channel Marilyn Monroe.
This is from her first album. She had 3 hit songs from it and never looked back. This is what launched her as a diva icon.
My favorite Madonna song. She was everything in the mid eighties.
You guys should react to more MadonnaâŠ
"Lucky Star", "Holiday", "Like a Virgin", "Into the Groove", "Papa Don't Preach", "Open Your Heart", "Live to Tell", "True Blue", "La Isla Bonita", "Like a Prayer", "Express Yourself", "Cherish", "Deeper and Deeper", "Bedtime Story", "Take a Bow", "Ray of Light", "Frozen"
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I Would add Who 's that girl, Vogue, Into the groove,Pop Queen Madonna.
âMaterial Girlâ
@@philiparonson8315 They reacted on MATERIAL GIRL.đ¶â€ïž
Guys.... she was THE biggest female star in tbe 80,s..... PERIOD !
Madonna was a megastar! Her look, her sound is the definition of the 80s. She has stated that she used her sexuality as a commodity. It would be safe to say she was the Beyonce of that time. Men wanted to be with her, women wanted to be like her.
Loved her early music. She was HUGE in the 80's. Thanks!
MaDonna was huge in the â80âs and she created a new fashion that every woman young and old wanted to copy. No auto tune like todayâs fake artist. A great singer and performer like all the artist from the â70âs, 80âs and early 90âs. No, there will never be another Madonna.
Always nice reactions. Around where I lived, It was girls music at the time. Guys mostly listened to 80s hair metal like Van Halen and Bon Jovi. There was crossover interest of course since MTV pop music was pop music back then.
Madonna was like Beyonce level of fame in the 80's and 90's.
It's hard to compare, but she was probably even bigger than Beyonce
"Queen of Pop"
Wayyyyyy bigger than Beyonce. A phenomenon.
No comparison Madonna was in another league
beyond Beyonce
madonna changed the whole landscape with her drive and talent...hops from genre to genre but always has her thing. amazing career to dip into. the Queen of pop
At one time Madonna was the biggest pop star in the world. She is an icon that girls and women would and still do emulate.
When Madonna rolled out her first hits, I was in over my head in Heavy Metal and Prog Rock... But I eventually came to respect and love the marvelous artist she is. "Borderline" reminds me so much of my highschool years and the Christmas & End-of-Year dance parties that the school organized then... "sigh" đ
Madonna was really talented and popular, all the girls want to dress up like her,
She was the greatest star from the 80âs and 90âs Worldwide,
Some of her songs were not played on tv for her clips.
She has the 7th most number 1 songs on the billboard top 100.
Here are the answers to what Brad and Lex wondered on this video about Madonna. In the 80s both males and females below 35 yrs old were her main fans. Her music remained very poppy but successful. Then, in the late 80s and 90s she started doing much better songs that pulled in an older audience while keeping her young fan base when she started recording songs like Isla Bonita for Spanish speaking fans and Just Like A Prayer for religious and black fans and Vogue for gays and straight people into club music and This Used To Be My Playground for people into ballads and people that lost a loved one and Don't Cry For Me Argentina got her fans of movies and Broadway plays and Frozen got her new fans from India and the Middle East with the Arab vibe of the song and in 2000 she capt it all off with the song Music that got her EDM and Acid Rock fans not to mention other great songs like Take A Bow that was a salute to China and Spain and the Dick Tracy soundtrack which was a salute to standards music Frank Sinatra style from the 1950s. So, Madonna was not just a singer that used auto tune. She doesn't have a voice like Mariah Carey. But, she is incredibly smart. She has helped write many of her hits. They used to break into her apartment in Manhattan, NYC and steal her Yamaha X7 which she used to compose some of her biggest hits. She has also been incredibly smart in answering her critics that tried to downplay her success because of her intense sequel nature of some of her videos. But, the fans grew for her when they saw how unique and talented she was and has always recorded songs that win over different parts of the world and rarely repeated herself or her look from album to album. Madonna is the real deal. Even the choreography in her show tours has always been the most difficult and has had more choreography dance moves than any artist ever from the beginning of her show until the end 95 percent of her live songs are action packed. All hail the American queen Madonna.
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It's the first song I ever heard by Madonna - I was 13 years old at the time - and it's still my favorite song by her.
Everybody listened to Madonna. She ruled pop musiic.
its from her first album. she was doing a synth disco sound. she used a lot of the newest technology of drum machines, and synthesizers on the album.
She purposefully targeted all the hottest new york producers in those early days to ensure club play
"Burning Up" is Madonna at her shredding best.
Madonna's huge!! And we love her!! Always pushing forward especially for women, risky at times, how she did, very in your face!!
This is early Madonna, Brad...enjoy!! đđ„ł
Ahh when were all still young. Madonna lit up the airwaves and MTV back in the day
Madonna was one of the biggest stars of the 80s huge !
All of us girls were buying anything and everything to look like her. We were obsessed.
They called them Madonna wannabes đ
Madonna, as far as pure popularity, was Stevie Nicks x 10. And she was much more popular amongst the female population.
I guess for teenagers. I was 18 and Stevie Nicks for me was much more impressive.
@@kierstenridgway4634 Stevie Nicks is a nobody. I've only ever heard 1 song, and Smashing Pumpkins had a more popular version of it.
@@catgirl6803 Fleetwood Mac? One the biggest bands of all-time? Heard of them? Stevie Nicks shared lead vocalist duties with Lindsey Buckingham and Christine McVie. Sang lead on some of the greatest pop/rock songs of all-time. Landslide, Rhiannon, The Chain, Dreams? So hardly a nobody.
@@catgirl6803 đđđ yeah okay, you have no idea what youâre talking about!!
@@oldguynewmusic6632 đ€·đ»ââïž sorry. Maybe Iâm too young. Iâve never heard of any of those people. Iâve only heard the name Fleetwood Mac.
My favourite Madonnaâs single. â€ïž
I was 9 when this came out and it was huge on the radio. It was like the first huge Madonna song & for good reason, it's a great pop song
Wow she was the queen of the 80s ! Tons of great songs!
Madonna used to say herself that she knew she was not the best singer BUT she EVERYTHING else to be the HUGE star that she is/was - that being said, her vocals improved significantly once she got a voice coach (to play Evita in the movie). SUBSTITUTE FOR LOVE from her Ray of Light album would be a great song for you to react to and hear her more mature voice.
Madonna was soooo huge in the 80s.
Growing up in the 80s it felt like Madonna was held up in the same esteem in popularity as Michael Jackson - predominantly loved by girls in my opinion (and boys for other obvious reasons).
Michael and Madonna ruled the 80âs.