Week 65: Madonna Week! #2 - Vogue
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- Coming in at #2 of Week 65! - Vogue
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Madonna brought vogueing to the mainstream with this song. It started off as a dance in drag shows and queer balls. This song was also the first big hit from the house music scene.
Madonna certainly did not invent house music with this song, but it did define the era, particularly in the gay clubs of the time. She really nailed the zeitgeist both sonically and visually with this one.
Didn't invent it
But she a d Shep pettibone Brought it to Mainstream music
Before her no Mainstream Artist Did Eurohouse Music.
This was played to death in our local gay club in 1990/91 and everyone would fill the dance floor. Totally classic!!
Without question the biggest song to hit the dance floor in 1990. I can’t impress enough what a tidal wave this was in just about any club you walked into. Funny that “Vogue” wasn’t intended to be a single. It was initially recorded to be a B side for “Keep It Together” from her Like A Prayer album. Warner Brothers heard the demo and knew it was a monster hit. That’s where the idea of her Dick Tracy album “I’m Breathless” was born. Hands down my favorite Madonna song- and the video was directed by David Fincher ( who went on to become pretty famous in his own right ) Ranked the #2 video of all time, just behind Thriller by Michael Jackson.
#2 of all time? Whoever voted has not seen Bohemian Rhapsody, Sledgehammer or even Smooth Criminal.
This was Madonna's tribute to what was being done at the time in the NYC underground LGBTQ+ POC clubs and "houses." The "Ball" scene was HUGE back then & they were finally given a platform to help bring it to the mainstream culture thanks in part to this song & video.
Madonna is considered one of the most successful female artists of all time due to a number of factors. One of the biggest factors is her longevity in the music industry. She has been active for over four decades and has consistently released chart-topping albums and hit singles throughout her career.
Madonna also played a significant role in popularizing dance music and bringing it to the mainstream. Her music often combined elements of dance, pop, and electronic music, which helped her appeal to a wide range of audiences.
In addition to her music, Madonna's image and persona have also played a significant role in her success. She has been known for pushing boundaries with her fashion choices and provocative performances, which have often generated controversy but also helped to keep her in the public eye.
Overall, Madonna's success can be attributed to her talent, hard work, and ability to evolve with the times while maintaining her unique style and brand.
You're wrong. She's not one of the most. She is THE MOST SUCCESSFUL FEMALE ARTIST OF ALL THE TIME AND OF THE GREATEST ACTS IN MUSIC HISTORY.
everyone all over the world knows this song!!! It shows all the power of Madonna as an icon of pop culture!
A timeless classic.
By the end of the 80s as a eleven year old boy, I kinda thought Madonna has done everything by now, what else can she do?
Well she released Vogue & did the legendary Blonde Ambition Tour in 1990 and she had more Number 1 Hits rollin' in after Vogue.
She was like a machine, honestly people were in awe.
Michael Jackson, Madonna, Prince & Whitney Houston had this mega AWE FAME, I've not seen this kind of fame ever since.
It is also the first song to bring house music into the global mainstream. Please more Madonna. I am subscribing. I love your reactions and views. And among many other titles, believe, Madonna is the greatest video artist of all time. The greatest.
It has a moment in The Devil Wears Prada, years later. At the time it was homage to the gay community and to vogueing, underground ballroom drag performance. The video conjures up Hurrells of Hollywood, worthy of a quick google search. There was smoking in bars when this song was being spun on dance floors
"Vogue" is a house song with disco influence. She is a huge visionary. I watched a documentary about the differents kinds of music style in every decades and the people of music industry said that when this single was released the success of house music came out. That is what you are talking about, you are right dude.
The legacy of the smoking ban in the states in restaurants clubs etc was in 2004
I remember going to the club in the 90s and coming home smelling like an ashtray. Don’t miss that. This song is a jam and the synchronized dance part of the video is my favorite.
Lmao smelling like an ashtray. The stench would even be in your hair lol.
True. I didn't much mind the ashtray smell though. Being in my early 20s at the time, the lingering smell was a reminder that I had a good night out.
The ever amazing DAVID FINCHER directed this masterpiece of a video.
Not only he is one of the greatest film directors of all time but also as made some of the most iconic music videos to date VOGUE included of course,he went on to direct two more videos for her later on,Express Yourself and Bad Girl,all of them are just plain iconic.
And most of all: Oh Father, in which Fincher paid tribute to Orson Well's Citizen Kane....
Decades later he would finally get his dream project done: MANK, a film about the making of Citizen Kane....
That cute laugh @7:57 from the cute guy on the left was all I needed to start my day.
One of Madonna's quintessential hit. The first single from "I'm Breathless" a concept album with 4 tracks used in the film "Dick Tracy". The rest are songs in the same vein as 30s music, except for Vogue, which was supposed to be a B-side of one of the "Like a prayer" singles. The studio executive heard it and quickly recognize that they have a hit on their hand.
The song is an homage from the Gay underground ballroom scene.
The video, dance moves are once again an example of Madonna in her element.
Every closeup shot of M could be a poster or in the pages of magazines and they were during that time.
The new gen missed out the best of the best artistes/songs from mid 80s- late 00s. Best party atmosphere! 😅
Musically 90’s…. But This video styling was paying homage to Old Hollywood. One of Madonna’s best hit songs.
In fact this song was topping the charts in over 30 countries, and sold over 6 million physical singles. She is the most successful female artist of all-time, the one and only Queen of Pop: Madonna
it's also about referring to "voguing" as in the dance style that they are doing in the video. " Vogue, or voguing, is a highly stylized, modern house dance originating in the late 1980s that evolved out of the Harlem ballroom scene of the 1960s. " Great doco called Paris Is Burning about it. Btw love your clips, always make me laugh :)
unless u were alive when vogue was released u cannot fathom the global enormity of its success as well as its unparalleled cultural impact and its still impactful and iconic.
Madonna music videos with wind effects: Love Profusion, Don't Tell Me, and Bedtime Story. You will love these.
Yep!
They played this song at clubs EVERY SINGLE NIGHT, S E V E R A L times
The performance on Grammys of This song is amazing : Madonna wears s.XVIII dress!
That was at the 1990 MTV Awards
Vogue was a cultural reset. It was really huge. Monumental hit by the Queen!
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Timeless classic from Madonna.
'Vogue' was released March 20th 1990, and was included on Madonna's soundtrack album 'I'm Breathless', for the Warren Beatty movie 'Dick Tracy'. The album was written and produced by Madonna and Shep Pettibone, and released by Warner Brothers and Sire Records. Seen in the video, are Madonna's longtime background singers, Niki Haris and Donna De Lory, as well as the male dancers that were chosen for the 1990 Blonde Ambition World Tour. The black-and-white music video was directed by David Fincher, and was shot in only 16 hours, while Madonna was rehearsing for 'Blond Ambition'. It has a heavy Art-Deco feel, with iconic shots inspired by painter Tamara de Lempicka and several Hollywood photographers. The video received a total of nine nominations at the 1990 MTV Video Music Awards, including for Video of the Year... winning three technical categories: Best Direction, Best Editing and Best Cinematography. In 1999, the video was voted number two on MTV's 100 Greatest Videos Ever Made, behind Michael Jackson's Thriller. And that, is everything about 'Vogue' that you didn't know (and didn't ask about) ... LOL
the best version was when she did this on the MTV music awards in a costume like Marie Antionette
Wish you guys reacted to her MTV awards performance instead
This song was an anthem. It played in every nightclub. It was a way of life. Madonna did this 3 or 4 times in her career were she was pop culture.
I know every word to this song - including the spoken word part! Love it!
Everybody from the 90’s does.❤
MORE MADONNA!
The Break My Soul Queens Remix was so well done, please give it a listen. Beyoncé doing the name-dropping Vogue segment was EVERYTHING!
the queen mother Madonna line is everything for me!
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The DNA of this song is all over Ariane Grande's "Yes And".
Firstime here and Madonna bring me here❤❤❤
Rihanna did a cover of the song. It was also in the movie, The Devil Wears Prada.
That piano sound is from the Korg M1. It was released in the late 80’s and became a staple of 90’s dance music. It was featured heavily in Madonna’s Blonde Ambition Tour that same year.
A masterpiece of a song and video...ICONIC...an homage to old Hollywood. This is one of my fav Madonna videos, and took all of 16 hrs to film. This is quintessential 90s Madonna, the Queen of Pop and Videos. Yes, it is a gay anthem and the dancers are from the gay dance/house scene. They toured with her in The Blond Ambition tour.
This song never dies every year or every century you find it the song of the season it is Queen Madonna nothing new 👑✌️✌️❤️💃💃🙏👀💯
You're missing Express Yourself. $5M budget and directed by David Fincher, it's one of Madonna's top 3 music videos from the 1980s. Inspired by the groundbreaking sci-fi film Metropolis (1927) and telling the story of the subjugated proletariat. You guys should also watch her best music videos from the 90s. Vogue is the tip of the iceberg.
There's Justify My Love, Erotica, Deeper and Deeper, Bad Girl (feat. Christopher Walken), Rain, Secret, Take A Bow, Bedtime Story ($5M Surrealist art fever dream), Frozen, Beautiful Stranger (feat. Mike Myers), Music feat. Sascha Baron Cohen as Ali G., Die Another Day ($5M Bond mv), American Life, and Hollywood.
After the early 00s, Madonna spent less time on music videos and invested more money into the visuals for her tours. Her Confessions (2006) and Sticky & Sweet (2008-09) tours became her most popular for this reason.
Bedtime Stories video and especially live at Brit Awards, Hollywood video, Ray of Light you’ll love. All wind effects. Lol
You want wind machine and smoke, watch Madonna's performance of Bedtime Story live from the 1995 Brit Awards).
it was originally a B-side for another song that she planned to release. it was not going to be a single. her biggest most iconic song came very close to being a 'filler'. extraordinary
I love Madonna ❤❤❤
Please react to Madonna's 'Erotica', lol
😂 no, too much too soon 😂😂
@@MsHEDONIST 🤣🤣🤣
Love this song my fav and love the video
PLEASE REACT TO HER CONFESSIONS ON A DANCEFLOOR LIVE TOUR PLSSS ❤
This would be an awesome reaction video of them. Yes, all for it. Also Blond Ambition
LEGENDARY.......QUEEN !!!!!!
It was in the 90s
Gotta say the right stuff
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Chump
Will you guys see Madonna on the celebration tour ?
Rainha ❤
IT'S CONFUSING as Madonna's video is the soundtrack of the 90s but the style of the Vogue video is a homage to the golden Hollywood in the 30-40s. During the 90s ppl where dressing differently... And Fashion industry as it is known today started of the 90, (supermodels era) and indeed she was smart enough to record this anthem.
Yeah. This song was like a nuclear bomb in the smoky gay clubs especially. To this day it is an iconic gay anthem that defined an era and it introduced the mainstream world to the extremely underground gay ballroom culture that was thriving in NY especially. Madonna was and is probably the homosexuals and other gender minorities' biggest and most outspoken ally and supporter when no one else did a thing and it was swept under the rug in the middle of the devastating Aids crises that was ravaging that community at an alarming rate. These ppl were treated like lepers and humiliated and judged and left to their own devices as ppl generally thought they deserved what they got for living a homosexual lifestyle. It was brutal and inhuman and criminal(in my opinion). Vogue wasn't even suppose to be a single and was recorded as the b-side of Keep It Together, a track off Madonna's Like a Prayer album from 1989. But the record company realized they were sitting on a goldmine and it was released as a single in 1990. I highly recommend and urge you guys to watch her first live performance of Vogue at MTV's 1990 Video Music Awards. It was breathtaking and revolutionary and set a new standard for live performances. J
Joe you're so cute 🥰
React to all her videos and tours ❤❤
I remember being in gay clubs in Toronto Canada, dancing to this song. And we had to go outside to smoke.
Voguing originated from the gay black/latino underground "Ball Scene" from the 80's. Madonna brought it into the mainstream with vogue dancers that she hired in 1990.
Tons of cigarette smoke. Smoking in restaurants, bars, clubs ended around 2006/2007ish.
If you like wind in a video then watch Madonna's "Love profusion", you will love it. Lots of air/wind
Listen to MSFB “Love is the Message,” Salsoul Orchestra “Ooh I Love it,” Diana Ross “Love Hangover” and Malcolm Maclaren “Deep In Vogue” - all these songs had deep roots in the Black/Latino lgbtq ballroom culture of NY in the 70’s and 80’s and Vogue (the song) has elements of all those songs. Vogue dancing had a moment in late 80’s where it spilled into the hipster nightlife of NY, where Madonna was hanging out. She sought out two Of the best Vogue dancers to include in her tour and help choreograph her tour. The images in this video are inspired by old Hollywood portrait/fashion photographers like Cecil Beaton, Horst P. Horst, George Platt Lynes (notable all gay) - who shot the same images all these Vogue dancers were trying to emulate through their dance.
Th late 90's early 2000 she was the female Michael Jackson she was that big
It’s called HOUSE MUSIC LOL
You guys talked about everything but the song and the video so I’m not sure if this video should be labeled as a reaction.
Forget Madonna. Who's the cutie on the left? ❤😂😂😂
Michael Jackson used much Wind in his Videos! Black or white, earth song, dirty Diana, give in to me! 😍🥰😘
I'm actually surprised that Madonna didn't include a couple of black icons in the bridge. She is such an advocate of the black community that it seems like an odd oversight for her, even back in the early 90's when she wrote Vogue.
Re: videos with wind 😅 check out full length version of black or white by Michael Jackson - seriously!
The guy Mike is cute
Please Check her bedtime storie performance at the britt awards 1995
I want Joe in my life
If you like wind then you should watch Michael Jackson's Earth Song official video
ps Is that an Aussie flag behind you? Also, are you guys still in Boise…assuming that’s the Idaho one?
C'mon vogue
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Vogue was a phenomenon in the clubs but also EVERYWHERE. Vogue is still popular. This was 1990 but still riding on her 1989 Like a Prayer album it felt like an extension of that. This video was played every hour on the hour and we were all GAGGING. I was 20yo and Madonna was the topic of every conversation then. Two things to check out: Her 1990 VMA performance of this song. It’s epic. The other thing that’s kinda cool to see is her direct influence 30 years later. The best example is Lady Gaga’s “Alejandro” video. Check it out and you will see the influence. Great reaction.
To know that this Video directed by David Fincher was the the video that put him on the spot as a great upcoming director is wild to me. This video ignited his career no thanks to Madonna lol
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WHERE IS LADY GAGA WEEK PLEEEEEEEEEEEEEESE?????
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