About the music video: First of all, the entire music video is shot in black and white. Madonna will be smoking a cigarette in the intro of the video. There will be lots of half naked men, chains and whips (bondage). The video is said to be very religious.
It took me until now to realize the strings in the instrumental of the prayer intro follow the exact same chord progression of the electronic instrumental that follow the prayer/the instrumental that plays in the chorus.
GGW is becoming one of my fave songs from The Only Queen!
It's definitely one of my favorite songs of that last ten years. .
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Originally posted by ShantiAshtangi
I don't like it.
Nooooo. .
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The only good thing about it is that her vocals are clear.
I agree.
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The breakdown is different and it is less cringey
Oh, sis—the original is up to par with to that remix. .
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About the music video: First of all, the entire music video is shot in black and white. Madonna will be smoking a cigarette in the intro of the video. There will be lots of half naked men, chains and whips (bondage). The video is said to be very religious.
I'm not sayin' it's going to be the same
But I'm kind of worried about this a little given 'Alejandro's imagery is still
Fresh on everyone's mind.
I keep trying to find a really good version of the... "album version", and there's this one that sounds like the best one yet (it lasts like 3:42), because most sound like someone just put the leaked intro right in front of the leaked radio edit, but the one I keep searching for sounds real. The problem with it is in the choruses there's some weird glitch where it holds the part of the song for a split second rather than playing smoothly.
There, it's finally been used correctly ever since Madonna used it.
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Huh, Sis? .
I'm, like, the youngest member on ATRL. I'm in 8th grade, and we're doing WordMasters. The school seems to think they're more "challenging" words we need to learn about etc etc, and we get extra credit if we can find places where they're used. "Relentless" was on the list this year.
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