Madonna has everyone talking again, but the chatter ain’t great.
The 56-year-old singer took to social media this week to blast the hackers who leaked unreleased tracks from her upcoming album. Because that’s the worst thing that can ever happen to an ar-ti-ste, apparently.
Madge’s fans are, understandably, less than impressed. Via Instagram.
Madge took to her Instagram account to channel her rage. And boy was she pissed.
“This is artistic rape!! These are early leaked demos, half of which won’t even made it on my album,” she wrote in a post that has since been taken down.
“The other half have changed and evolved. This is a form of terrorism. Wtf!!!!! Why do people want to destroy artistic process??? Why steal? Why not give me the opportunity to finish and give you my very best?”
Rape.
Terrorism.
We think not. Not cool Madge, really, really not cool.
Hours later Madonna took to Insta-world once more, posting a picture with a much less offensive caption:
“Thank you for not listening! Thank you for your loyalty! Thank you for waiting and if you have heard please know they are unfinished demos stolen long ago and not ready to be presented to the world.”
Among the leaked singles was a song rumoured to be a contender for the singer’s next hit single. With lyrics like these – B*tch I’m Madonna, Living for Love, Unapologetic B*tch – it sure would’ve made headlines.
Interview.
During her four decades in the music industry Madge has made it known that she’s not afraid of causing a stir. Most recently, the mother of four bared her breasts for a spread in Interview magazine.
Read more about that story here.
And while we’re all for Madge doing whatever she likes with her body, there’s really no excuse for comparing internet hacking to terrorism or rape.
Newsflash Madge: This is NOT rape. This is NOT terrorism. So please just stop.
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Top Comments
While I truly dislike Madonna and think she is the luckiest untalented person in the world, I totally disagree withe sentiment of this article. The whole premise is that by using the words rape and terrorism, somehow you are diminishing their true meaning? Utterly ridiculous. Her unfinished work was stolen and distributed via means of a hacking. Pretty reasonable to feel violated and terrorised. Does everything have to cause outrage? Has context and intent completely gone out the window in favour of censored speech? Listen to the message instead of trying to control the expression of it.
Oh god, she's not 'baring all' again, is she? Surely the world has seen enough of Madge's tired old tits.