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Post by EvilWoman1666 on May 11, 2013 14:18:30 GMT -5
Is she the most respected in music industry?? She is respected by her delusional fans but not in music industry. There are many artists who detest her espacially the ones from whom she stole ideas and music. If she wasn't respected why do people always refer to her as the Queen of Pop? An innovator? A reinventing artist? |
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Post by someone on May 11, 2013 17:46:28 GMT -5
But she has not lost any lawsuits. And if you're going to use that stupid Aisha site as an example of the lawsuits then I'm just going to laugh because that is not a real site. Aisha is not even a real musician. And are these those singres you like? Kraftwerk, and Donna and Olivia? Nobody knows who Kaftwork is. And Olivia? She was a one-hit wonder? And who the hell is Donna Sumner? Really? You think Madonna would copy artists who aren't even successful or well known? I bet each of those artists was dropped from their record label for failing to achieve any hits. But did Olvivia even address the issues surrounding the gay community? Madonna was the first to make AIDS a known issue and she was the first one fighting for rights and changes to be made to AIDS before anyone else? And Madonna always had a purpose for using gay and other imagery/ Olivia's forgotten video only used gay people for attention and controversy while Madonna did it to show a message of acceptance and love. Lmao No. There was not electronic music in the 1920's because there was no computers, which is what electronic music is made on. And jazz/blues was popular then so no. And obvioulsy Madonna didn't create music. What kind of lie is that? But Madonna did create many genres like post-disco, synthpop music, which nobody was using. And also she was the first artist to use a synthesizer instrument in her dance music. That's why Madonna is credited for making dance music. How are they weak? Please who me an example of an artist before Madonna using electronic music. Like I said, Madonna was the first and that led others to copy her. And noone used se.x before her. If it wasn't for Madonna, Kylie would be even more forgotten and irrelevant than she already is. Aisha's lawsuit isn't proved to be true and I don't believe it. However her site still remains one of the greatest sources of madge's plagiarisms and rip offs from others. She lost cases with Salvatore Acquaviva, Guy Bourdin's son, Max Blagg, Fairuz, probably Public Enemy(there are different opinions, some say they didn't sue her). 2012 might be her record year of lawsuits, cause of cases against R.J. Williams, Patricia Field, Marine le Pen(not for plagiarism), maybe Joao Brasil, Salsoul Orchestra. I'm not a fan of Kraftwerk, Donna Summer nor Olivia Newton John but I do respect them. They are not thieves. The fact that you are narrow minded like a lot of mandonna fans and know nothing about other musicians from 80s doesn't mean that they are not popular. Now take a sheet of paper, a pen and write on it: " Madonna is NOT the only popular singer in the world". Next hang it on a ceiling above your bed so that you can read it every night you go to sleep and every day you wake up. Got it? Of course there was electronic music in 20s en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_musicThe example of electronic music before copydonna is simple: Kraftwerk. I've already wrote so. Are too lazy to check it on youtube? Proves of copying from: -Kraftwerk From 1:53 0:07-0:54 -Donna Summer  1). 1-57-5:21/5:38-8:02 2).5:54-6:55/7:33-7:50 1).http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yX_3IwzuMYA Od 0:04 2).http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0h8Pjf4vNM 0:20-0:30/0:51-1:20 -Olivia Newton John      Next time before you reply check (in the internet for example) if the shit you're gonna write is a true. I'm only 21 years old and also didn't know Donna Summer, Kraftwerk, Marlene Dietrich and many others before I find out Madonna stole from them,but it doesn't mean they weren't popular and made something before Madonna. |
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Post by AmeliaMagic on May 12, 2013 1:11:33 GMT -5
So basically you're denying the truth? Please look it up anywhere you go and you'll see Madonna has sold 300+ million records. Was the MDNA tour not #1 in 2012? It more than doubled Copyga's failure tour gross. A large number is/can be manipualted. Did you know her American Bore album old sold round 600,000 copies but she had her label certify it platinum (that it sold 1 million copies). If it didn't sell 1 million, how is it possible that it it has that certification? Also notice how in the USA Not Like A Virgin sold 10 million and True Copy sold 7 million. Yet worldwide, Not Like A Virgin apparently sold 20 million and True Copy sold 25 million.  The sales from her second to third album DROPPED in every country yet it still managed to sell more? LMAO. If that doesn't seem suspicious to you then you need to re-asses how obsessed you are with this woman. If you can manipulate numbers, its easy to be number 1. I never mentioned Gaga. What does she have to do with anything I said in my post?   |
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Post by ForgottenOne on May 12, 2013 2:12:12 GMT -5
Aww. A delusional Madonna fan. Already could see she's very ignorant. But I'm not surprised since most Madonna fans act this way.   |
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Post by EvilWoman1666 on May 12, 2013 11:37:56 GMT -5
But she has not lost any lawsuits. And if you're going to use that stupid Aisha site as an example of the lawsuits then I'm just going to laugh because that is not a real site. Aisha is not even a real musician. And are these those singres you like? Kraftwerk, and Donna and Olivia? Nobody knows who Kaftwork is. And Olivia? She was a one-hit wonder? And who the hell is Donna Sumner? Really? You think Madonna would copy artists who aren't even successful or well known? I bet each of those artists was dropped from their record label for failing to achieve any hits. But did Olvivia even address the issues surrounding the gay community? Madonna was the first to make AIDS a known issue and she was the first one fighting for rights and changes to be made to AIDS before anyone else? And Madonna always had a purpose for using gay and other imagery/ Olivia's forgotten video only used gay people for attention and controversy while Madonna did it to show a message of acceptance and love. Lmao No. There was not electronic music in the 1920's because there was no computers, which is what electronic music is made on. And jazz/blues was popular then so no. And obvioulsy Madonna didn't create music. What kind of lie is that? But Madonna did create many genres like post-disco, synthpop music, which nobody was using. And also she was the first artist to use a synthesizer instrument in her dance music. That's why Madonna is credited for making dance music. How are they weak? Please who me an example of an artist before Madonna using electronic music. Like I said, Madonna was the first and that led others to copy her. And noone used se.x before her. If it wasn't for Madonna, Kylie would be even more forgotten and irrelevant than she already is. Aisha's lawsuit isn't proved to be true and I don't believe it. However her site still remains one of the greatest sources of madge's plagiarisms and rip offs from others. She lost cases with Salvatore Acquaviva, Guy Bourdin's son, Max Blagg, Fairuz, probably Public Enemy(there are different opinions, some say they didn't sue her). 2012 might be her record year of lawsuits, cause of cases against R.J. Williams, Patricia Field, Marine le Pen(not for plagiarism), maybe Joao Brasil, Salsoul Orchestra. I'm not a fan of Kraftwerk, Donna Summer nor Olivia Newton John but I do respect them. They are not thieves. The fact that you are narrow minded like a lot of mandonna fans and know nothing about other musicians from 80s doesn't mean that they are not popular. Now take a sheet of paper, a pen and write on it: " Madonna is NOT the only popular singer in the world". Next hang it on a ceiling above your bed so that you can read it every night you go to sleep and every day you wake up. Got it? Of course there was electronic music in 20s en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_musicThe example of electronic music before copydonna is simple: Kraftwerk. I've already wrote so. Are too lazy to check it on youtube? Proves of copying from: -Kraftwerk From 1:53 0:07-0:54 -Donna Summer 1). 1-57-5:21/5:38-8:02 2).5:54-6:55/7:33-7:50 1).http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yX_3IwzuMYA Od 0:04 2).http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0h8Pjf4vNM 0:20-0:30/0:51-1:20 -Olivia Newton John Next time before you reply check (in the internet for example) if the shit you're gonna write is a true. I'm only 21 years old and also didn't know Donna Summer, Kraftwerk, Marlene Dietrich and many others before I find out Madonna stole from them,but it doesn't mean they weren't popular and made something before Madonna. Once again you have proven nothing. Krafrewek who? How have they affected music? How have they changed it? The answer is they didn't. How do you expect a bunvh of unkown artist to do anything. And BTW, that was not electronic music. That was synthpop of the 80's, which Madonna was the first to use in her debut album. Maybe you need to write "Why am I obssessed with Madonna?" on your ceiling and read it every morning. Why waste your life away trying to prove the greatest musician of ALL TIME is a copy? Madonna is 100% original. She has never copied. She has revolutionized music and you know what? Your lies are never going to change her impact. |
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Post by EvilWoman1666 on May 12, 2013 11:40:00 GMT -5
So basically you're denying the truth? Please look it up anywhere you go and you'll see Madonna has sold 300+ million records. Was the MDNA tour not #1 in 2012? It more than doubled Copyga's failure tour gross. A large number is/can be manipualted. Did you know her American Bore album old sold round 600,000 copies but she had her label certify it platinum (that it sold 1 million copies). If it didn't sell 1 million, how is it possible that it it has that certification? Also notice how in the USA Not Like A Virgin sold 10 million and True Copy sold 7 million. Yet worldwide, Not Like A Virgin apparently sold 20 million and True Copy sold 25 million. The sales from her second to third album DROPPED in every country yet it still managed to sell more? LMAO. If that doesn't seem suspicious to you then you need to re-asses how obsessed you are with this woman. If you can manipulate numbers, its easy to be number 1. I never mentioned Gaga. What does she have to do with anything I said in my post? American Life did sell 1 million and debuted at #1. No. The sales from True Blue to Like a Virgin went Up. Do some research before making up lies dear. And you said that Gaga outsold Madonna in 2012 tours which is a lie. Duh. Obvuous I would mention her since you mentioned her first. |
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Post by EvilWoman1666 on May 12, 2013 11:41:44 GMT -5
Aww. A delusional Madonna fan. Already could see she's very ignorant. But I'm not surprised since most Madonna fans act this way. Are you a Flopga fan? Theyre more delusional than I am oir other Madonna fans. |
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Post by Anthony on May 12, 2013 15:26:31 GMT -5
The ignorance is strong in this thread. First off, while it is a nice change of pace from the usual obscene words Madonna fans use, please move conversations forward. Evilwoman1666, you made a claim that Madonna "created" so many things (  ) and someone said that is not true and told you why. But instead of proving it, you repeat yourself like a broken record. If you want anyone to take you seriously, at least try to move the conversation forward rather than repeat the same things multiple times. Second, some of the points I'd like to address: - Madonna did not create electronic music, nor was she the first to use it. You do know that Donna Summer used electronic music in her song "I Feel Love" from 1977 right? Which Madonna later stole for her Confessions Of A Boring Lady album. And Kraftwerk has been using electonic music for a while as well. In fact, I've read multiple sites that say she might have stolen a synth from them on her Confessions album.  So no, even if they aren't popular or well known (which they were by the way), doesn't Madonna couldn't have stolen from them. And if you listen to Kylie's "Confide In Me" song, you can also hear influences of electronic music. And that song was released before Madonna's "Bedtime Story". And it's funny how fans say Madonna was so innovative by making an electronic song. Actually, Björk wrote and produced the song. Madonna contributed nothing to it. Even the music video has been compared to paintings that she may have stolen ideas from. |
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Post by someone on May 12, 2013 15:32:27 GMT -5
The ignorance is strong in this thread. First off, while it is a nice change of pace from the usual obscene words Madonna fans use, please move conversations forward. Evilwoman1666, you made a claim that Madonna "created" so many things ( ) and someone said that is not true and told you why. But instead of proving it, you repeat yourself like a broken record. If you want anyone to take you seriously, at least try to move the conversation forward rather than repeat the same things multiple times. Second, some of the points I'd like to address: - Madonna did not create electronic music, nor was she the first to use it. You do know that Donna Summer used electronic music in her song "I Feel Love" from 1977 right? Which Madonna later stole for her Confessions Of A Boring Lady album. And Kraftwerk has been using electonic music for a while as well. In fact, I've read multiple sites that say she might have stolen a synth from them on her Confessions album. So no, even if they aren't popular or well known (which they were by the way), doesn't Madonna couldn't have stolen from them. And if you listen to Kylie's "Confide In Me" song, you can also hear influences of electronic music. And that song was released before Madonna's "Bedtime Story". And it's funny how fans say Madonna was so innovative by making an electronic song. Actually, Björk wrote and produced the song. Madonna contributed nothing to it. Even the music video has been compared to paintings that she may have stolen ideas from. Yes I did show the links and even enlightened the moments when she stole the music from Donna and Kraftwerk. Talking about Bedtime Copies:  |
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Post by EvilWoman1666 on May 12, 2013 17:21:18 GMT -5
The ignorance is strong in this thread. First off, while it is a nice change of pace from the usual obscene words Madonna fans use, please move conversations forward. Evilwoman1666, you made a claim that Madonna "created" so many things ( ) and someone said that is not true and told you why. But instead of proving it, you repeat yourself like a broken record. If you want anyone to take you seriously, at least try to move the conversation forward rather than repeat the same things multiple times. Second, some of the points I'd like to address: - Madonna did not create electronic music, nor was she the first to use it. You do know that Donna Summer used electronic music in her song "I Feel Love" from 1977 right? Which Madonna later stole for her Confessions Of A Boring Lady album. And Kraftwerk has been using electonic music for a while as well. In fact, I've read multiple sites that say she might have stolen a synth from them on her Confessions album. So no, even if they aren't popular or well known (which they were by the way), doesn't Madonna couldn't have stolen from them. And if you listen to Kylie's "Confide In Me" song, you can also hear influences of electronic music. And that song was released before Madonna's "Bedtime Story". And it's funny how fans say Madonna was so innovative by making an electronic song. Actually, Björk wrote and produced the song. Madonna contributed nothing to it. Even the music video has been compared to paintings that she may have stolen ideas from. No. |
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Post by EvilWoman1666 on May 12, 2013 17:22:32 GMT -5
The ignorance is strong in this thread. First off, while it is a nice change of pace from the usual obscene words Madonna fans use, please move conversations forward. Evilwoman1666, you made a claim that Madonna "created" so many things ( ) and someone said that is not true and told you why. But instead of proving it, you repeat yourself like a broken record. If you want anyone to take you seriously, at least try to move the conversation forward rather than repeat the same things multiple times. Second, some of the points I'd like to address: - Madonna did not create electronic music, nor was she the first to use it. You do know that Donna Summer used electronic music in her song "I Feel Love" from 1977 right? Which Madonna later stole for her Confessions Of A Boring Lady album. And Kraftwerk has been using electonic music for a while as well. In fact, I've read multiple sites that say she might have stolen a synth from them on her Confessions album. So no, even if they aren't popular or well known (which they were by the way), doesn't Madonna couldn't have stolen from them. And if you listen to Kylie's "Confide In Me" song, you can also hear influences of electronic music. And that song was released before Madonna's "Bedtime Story". And it's funny how fans say Madonna was so innovative by making an electronic song. Actually, Björk wrote and produced the song. Madonna contributed nothing to it. Even the music video has been compared to paintings that she may have stolen ideas from. Yes I did show the links and even enlightened the moments when she stole the music from Donna and Kraftwerk. Talking about Bedtime Copies: No. |
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Post by AmeliaMagic on May 15, 2013 0:54:10 GMT -5
A large number is/can be manipualted. Did you know her American Bore album old sold round 600,000 copies but she had her label certify it platinum (that it sold 1 million copies). If it didn't sell 1 million, how is it possible that it it has that certification? Also notice how in the USA Not Like A Virgin sold 10 million and True Copy sold 7 million. Yet worldwide, Not Like A Virgin apparently sold 20 million and True Copy sold 25 million. The sales from her second to third album DROPPED in every country yet it still managed to sell more? LMAO. If that doesn't seem suspicious to you then you need to re-asses how obsessed you are with this woman. If you can manipulate numbers, its easy to be number 1. I never mentioned Gaga. What does she have to do with anything I said in my post? American Life did sell 1 million and debuted at #1. No. The sales from True Blue to Like a Virgin went Up. Do some research before making up lies dear. And you said that Gaga outsold Madonna in 2012 tours which is a lie. Duh. Obvuous I would mention her since you mentioned her first. Wow. I'm done talking with you. Bye. |
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Post by Adam on May 16, 2013 17:15:15 GMT -5
Evil woman is clearly delusional or a troll. At this point why bother with her? I think you should ban her. She wrote no after you explained to her Madonna was a copy and based on her recent posts its clear shell eventually start calling you names and cussing at everyone who says Pukedonna is a copycat. |
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Post by Adam on May 16, 2013 17:16:00 GMT -5
Might as well get rid of her now before she causes more trouble.
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Post by someone on May 17, 2013 8:46:03 GMT -5
I agree with Adam. Moreover I think that whole board for mcdonna fans is causing only problems. Literally every single fan of hers turned out to be useless troll.
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