More from a rare Madonna interview. Madonna talks about how she got her name, early career jobs and hatred for the press and paparazzi. Larry King 2002. MORE Madonna: • Madonna talks Sex - Gu...
The reason Madonna turned out to be the biggest name in the music industry is because she stayed TRUE TO HERSELF. She doesn’t CARE what negative criticism she receives from the press or fans. She lived her life and did only what ever made her happy. And is very intelligent and SMART when it comes to THE MONEY.
@@gabbyb7347i'm dissagre with you every woman is the beautiful in some way. Madonna looks so hot and beautiful in this video. She also look so gorgeous with black and brunette hair.
He constantly cuts her off in a question when she is answering perfectly well, but I love how Madonna always just lets him cut her off and just carries on with the next question. I wish I could be like that.
I've watched a few madonna interviews over the last few days. I have grown to respect her tremendously. I know business very well and I do not respect celebrities because they capitalize on perpetuating the disempowerment of the masses, but this is a woman who IS NOT PERFECT, but has sincerely done more to improve the world than most and though she's played by the rules of the business, she's used her position to truly change the world and though I would have made different choices, overall I find myself somewhat impressed by her.
I think her intelligence is underrated especially since she’s labeled as a pop star and of course she is. It might have something to do with her era or her intelligence but IMO she’s head and shoulders more creative and lovable than the countless number of pop stars that ripped her off years later. I don’t like her music but I rlly like her. But I also have the biggest crush ever on her so I might be biased.
I lost my mom when I was six. Madonna and her music helped me get through as I grew up. I look up to her because she was that motherly figure I never had.
It's a shame when anyone's parent dies, but I do believe that it's because of that, that Madonna went onto achieve everything she has today. She's said several times over that she'd probably be quite different if her mother had lived. Madonna has a steel exterior which has taken her so far, but you can see that she also has pain and a longing for love and, again, I think that comes from the death of her mother.
If he would just let her talk... Damn. He asks a question and before she can even finish giving her full answer, HE ASKS ANOTHER! So annoying and rude.
She was so relatable and likable for a few years during this period. She never really has been interested in approval, as she says here, but it's frustrating to admire Madonna's career and to so often find her off putting or aloof or humorless. The woman in conversation here seems so grounded and self-reflective, totally different than the Madonna of today and early in her career, who seems to be all about 'causing a commotion.'
I can't imagine how it would had been not growing up dancing, reading hearing and watching Madonna.. Thank you Madonna for being in my life. I'm looking forward to hearing and watching more Madonna.
I think she's currently just doing her old tactics of being a provocateur. She always does that and then she turns around and does interviews like this where she is much more human and vulnerable. And to be fair it's worked well for her. When she goes too far with the narcissism, she eventually dials it down.
She was very natural and grounded back then. Wasn’t it the time when she was married to Guy Ritchie? Still loved her when she did the Super Bowl Halftime Show. But from Eurovision Song Contest to today… oh, boy… 😢
Not that I'm a fan of Guy Ritchie, because I thought that BMW ad was humiliating, and it seems he treated her poorly during "Swept away", but she seemed happier than ever when she was married to him. She was calm, balanced and classy. She looked incredibly good and her wardrobe was a lot better. He seemed to have a good influence on her.
It seems to me she was trying her best to last and enjoy that relationship. Maybe the idea of being married with children was unconsciously attractive to her.
She looked incredible in that interview. She's also very dignified and intelligent, but she was a cheerleader in high school and you need to have a 4.0 grade point average to do that.
She's a VERY eccentric unusual mysterious lady BUT who likes Normal? Certainly not me. NORMAL SCARES ME. Madonna is artistic, wacky, unforgiving, stubborn, controversial, hardworking (and hard-work!), a true musical Diva, BUT she is also incredibly gifted & devoted to her art. Love or Hate her - she is one in a million and has made her mark in this mysterious universe. The world will NEVER forget Madonna.
Great interview. She's beautiful, talented and one sharp cookie. I don't believe for a minute though that marketing "Madonna" as one name was by accident, or simply the result of Madonna Ciccone; it was VERY intentional.
@@rgrndu I thought the MTV performance was a result of a wardrobe malfunction? She kicks off her shoes before getting off of the wedding cake, and rolls on the ground to pick them up (we are discussing the 1984 Like a Virgin performance right--)
@@sandfire1255 At the '84 MTV VMA, she deliberately kicks off both pumps in order to safely climb down the fake cake. Once on the ground, she locates both shoes and puts them back on. I think at the last minute she realized the life-sized wedding cake was too steep and dangerous for heels/pumps. Rolling around on stage with dress up, panties/garter tops showing, humping the stage 'in heat', was no accident...it was a brilliant move to set her apart from everyone else. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-gkSxhG4cbPo.html
I love that. "It's Important to see the end in the beginning." Quote by Madonna. I just totally totally love this chick. I love her now and from the moment I met her and every moment in between.
Madonna is my Queen and I'm going to see her live in December! I still cannot believe I'm going to be in the same room as the worlds most famous Star!!
Larry King is really not good here in this interview. He asks her questions and doesn't let her finish her answers and cuts her off before she can finish. Borderline rude to her. Madonna here is mature, open and honest. Not trying to get attention. She speaks very well here.
She looks way better here then she did in swept away i just watched it thats why Im watching this. She got soemthing done cause she looks 50 plus in the movie and looks perfect here.
Wish this interview was longer. She looks really beautiful here. I like the fact that she's not doing her typical "maniacal blinking" thing and is actually and surprisingly maintaining eye contact with Larry in this interview! :)
I saw her in the west end on stage, my sister took me. It was weird being so close to her. Her eyes are striking and they are the first thing you'll notice. Wide-set and large.
She was so beautiful, elegant and relaxed during this interview. I wish she understood that she could still be a refined middle-aged woman without all the mess she's making with her image and behaviour nowadays.
It was sort of sad hearing her say she needed police barricades to get her out of the theatre venue back then. I waited to see her after one of her Madame X Tour shows this October and there were only a few of us fans waiting at the stage door. Maybe 50ish, idk. Possibly less. I expected a lot more madness. It was very calm.
She looks stunning edit: actually madonna in her 40s was her prime, looks wise to me. I think she looked kinda awkward or something in her 20s and 30s but her 40s were so gorgeous.
Yes, her Guy Ritchie era (2000-2008) was THE BEST she ever looked, she was so classy and sophisticated at that time, 1996-1999 were amazing years style-wise too, sadly she was been a trainwreck post-2017.
In 2011, Madonna's older brother, Anthony Ciccone, revealed he had been living under a Michigan bridge for a year and a half after losing his job at his dad's vineyard. "My family turned their back on me, basically, when I was having a hard time," he told the Daily Mail. "You think I haven’t answered this question a bazillion times - why my sister is a multi-bazillionaire and I’m homeless on the street? Never say never. This could happen to anybody."
I don't want no lies I don't watch TV I don't waste my time Won't read a magazine That's what she says in this interview and she will write a song with this lyrics after
Gaga's going through a Madonna stage, the media's being mean and disgusting to her right now. They want to see her fall, but Gaga will get up, and rise once again.
She intentinally went by one name. That was her idea. I hate when she tries to back-pedal on that. She wanted to be the one and only Madonna ... and she is.
he does a great job interviewing her here and before (twice). not sure if this was when she was married to Guy but I think she looks and appears the most relaxed. Love the outfit
It's funny how people r suddenly realising that Madonna is a smart woman, I mean cm'on we know she ain't Jodie Foster but look at her career she's the most recognisable name in the world, she's got something to land that