Hell Madonna even released Confessions at 47 and was greatly received.
YOu can't start claiming ageism when your latest efforts consists of MNDA and Repel Charts (which isn't that bad, but try hard with the urban music attempts).
Madonna's problem is that she's simply embarrassing and really try hard.
The dance moves in the Bitch, I'm Madonna video were actually cringe worthy. They would've been cringeworthy for a young person, too. It just feels like she's trying to live up to what she used to be.
Hell Madonna even released Confessions at 47 and was greatly received.
YOu can't start claiming ageism when your latest efforts consists of MNDA and Repel Charts (which isn't that bad, but try hard with the urban music attempts).
Just because Confessions was successful doesn't mean she wasn't still being slighted in that period.
That's like saying just because a woman becomes CEO, she wasn't being discriminated against.
It just makes it harder. Confessions would have sold even more, if she were younger.
Madonna's problem isn't ageism, but attention-whoring.
Because no one wants to pay attention to her antics anymore, she feels slighted.
Tina Turner came out with Private Dancer at 45 and was warmly received.
And Confessions happened when she was 47.
Once you hit 50s things change. That's considered the universal time of middle age for women, when they are no longer considered ****able and when you're supposed to cover up and sit down.
Katy Perry is just considered a fun, inoffensive pop bimbo in the real world, not a "omg talentless pin up with no classics who ruins careers!!1" figure like obsessed, delusional stans think.
Madonna has a legacy that goes beyond being a tribute act, unlike Ms. ARTPOP.
And she's supposed to be a major pop girl now according to this site.
