FIRST TIME HEARING Madonna - Into The Groove REACTION 

This is not true lol. It is said she takes songs from people and doesn't give them credit. Like a Virgin is an example.

@@brentthompson1607 Of course LAV wasn't written or composed by her, it's properly credited as it should. "It is said" that you are a troll or hater that just wants to spread lies and misinformation... LOL. Anyway, facts are facts, and no troll or hater will be able to diminish her legacy, achievements and huge impact, so keep trying troll, it only makes us laugh! LOL

@@brentthompson1607 She didn't take credit for Like a Virgin although she owns the rights it. She did however write and produce Into the Groove as well as most of her other hits.

@@brentthompson1607the writers for Like A Virgin are credited, and always have been as far as I know? Not sure where you came up with that, but I guess you can believe whatever fantasy you want? Madonna IS credited with writing many of her songs, however. For her first album, for instance, she wrote the lyrics and melodies for most of her songs (this one was co-written with the legendary Jellybean Benitez, I think (?), one her friends from the New York club scene). Then they made demos and took the songs to the producer of the first album, Reggie Lucas. Lucas then also gave her “Borderline”, which he wrote himself. Nile Rodgers has talked about a similar situation with the second album Like A Virgin, which he produced. He also didn’t want to record what became the signature title track, apparently? He didn’t like it. But Madonna loved it and vehemently advocated for it after hearing the demo played to her by the writers, who literally were shopping the song for the express purpose of making money on it. No one “stole” anything. Haha I know less about the history of her recording process after she hit mega stardom (personal taste and interest; I’m an 80’s electro beat and early hip hop, house, and techno fan), but it would be understandable if the entire process changed after she became an industry unto herself, second only to Michael Jackson at the time? But the fact the she effortless changed and evolved over the years suggests that she was not merely a Britney Spears or Rihanna like puppet. She was clearly deeply involved in her entire brand, otherwise she would have done the same thing over and over again until she eventually fizzled out.

Exciting!

Same!

Speaking facts Chelly 💯 💯💯

That is exactly why I say Madonna killed feminism. She created a generation of "material girls' whose daughters grew up to became instagram addicts and throts.

I remember first hearing of Madonna in kindergarten in 84 when "like a virgin" came out!!

@@itspokernotpitypat4619 Well in 1984 I was between 9th and 10th grades - and my high school yearbook pictures tell it all with how I dressed, influenced by Prince and Madonna! If I could post those here I would. 😂

@@SopranoSistah Agreed!! The memories!!

Hello, you may remember A certain sacrifice 1979? I'm not a 100% sure but that was her first time in a movie(screened many years later though). She had another part in Vision Quest/Crazy for you in 1983 with a minor character as a club singer, the movie screened in 1985.

@@sashabertold3731 VISION QUEST may have come out first but INTO THE GROOVE came out before CRAZY FOR YOU..... A CERTAIN SACRIFICE, never heard of that movie and never have seen it since it may have never been shown on TV like many movies that comes out.....

Yep. I remember that racist BS. Ironic.

That's because on her first album she worked with the same producer SM was working with Reggie Lucas!!

@@itspokernotpitypat4619 WOW! That makes total sense and explains a LOT! THANKS!

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