Is it? What do you think?

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Definitely

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I don't think so. The gay factor undermines it

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OT: Yes.

Definitely.

Believe is great, but nah

Holiday, Like A Prayer, Ray Of Light I think are more remembered

You could potentially argue that it was bigger than any Madonna song chart wise, but definitely not more iconic.
There's nothing particularly iconic about it to begin with. It was just a massive hit.
The Vogue dance scenes, Like A Prayer imagery & controversy, Justify My Love, etc. That's what you call iconic

It popularize the usage of autotune tho

I mean she basically INVENTED autotune. If that isn't iconic then idk what is.
Also the guy in your avi thanked her for autotune.

I can definitely recognize and appreciate it before any Madonna song.
That being said, Madonna had more hits. Just not as big or familiar as Believe.
I don't even know what Madonna's big hits were, aside from... Vogue? And Music. And... Like a... Virgin. Or a Prayer. I think those are two separate songs. I don't like them very much though. Oh! Hung Up was good.
Back on topic, I think Believe is a bigger hit than any of Madonna's. Unfortunately it's the only song by Cher I'm familiar with.

It's more iconic because it's more remembered and known. I can assure you a lot of people from the newer generation (WW) aren't familiar with Madonna's iconic "hits" but everyone knows Believe. But Madonna has more hits, so..

And as others said, it popularized the usage of autotune.

idk why people always mention Vogue, this song was local and really not all that big.

I am not sure if it's more iconic than Like a Prayer tho. It's definitely more remembered and relevant tho.

not at all x)

No.

There's a good handful (if not two) Madonna songs that are more iconic than that.

Is extremely accurate and intelligent.

You should tattoo it on your forehead, biatch.

Vogue, Like a Virgin & Material Girl are more remembered

Don't confuse influence with iconic stuff. Believe was very influential in autotune department. But that's not what you call iconic. Kanye's 808s & Heartbreak album influenced the emergence of a lot of artists including Drake, but it's not an "iconic" album regardless of that.

And I'm not convinced by "Believe is more known by newer generations WW". Do you have any data to prove that? Pretty sure Holiday & Like A Virgin get more play and are better known.

By far