Madonna rules the world

Madonna is making new music and it’s going to be epic. This woman has more intelligence and talent than any other artist. People always talk about Michael Jackson being a musical genius, and yes, he was incredible (when he wasn’t sucking nine-year-old peen), but he didn’t come close to achieving Madonna’s consistency. She’s like a dom top that never gets tired of fucking her public’s brains out. She’s relentless. And 30 years later, she is the only pop star from the 20th century to still be as relevant post-millennium.

William Orbit tweeted, “Madonna has phenomenal understanding of both the minutiae of music and the big picture. Zooming in, zooming out. 4ever amazing. Plus VISION!!! Working with Madonna is a treat. Fantastic tracks and vibes. Going deep. She’s ON IT !!! This is THE album!”

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