Madonna Looks Like She’s Wearing a Diaper – Everyone from Joe Rogan to 50 Cent Thinks Her Fake Butt Looks Ridiculous or Gross
So sometime several years ago, Madonna apparently got some kind of cosmetic vandalism preformed on her butt. She probably paid some cosmetic surgeon five to six figures to insert a bunch of filler (or whatever they do) to make her ass ten times larger than it normally is.
The end result is that her caboose looks tacky, horribly unnatural, and as though she is, yes, wearing a diaper.
Back when Madonna was in her 40s (or was it her 50s?) I used to joke on the Anti-Madonna Discussion Board about her touring for so long that she will start to wear Depends Adult Diapers on stage.
It was just a joke at that time.
But she’s sadly making that joke into a reality.
I pretty much try to lay off her looks regarding her age now, as we all age.
All of us start to lose hair, or our hair turns grey (I’m personally not there yet myself), or, we get lines on our face.
I pretty much try to lay off her in those regards – except where she gets so much filler pumped into her face she looks like a bloated, demented chipmunk, or she works out so much that her arms are veiny and sinewy.
Anyway, the big bloated butt look is so unsightly. I can’t believe Madonna paid to have someone insert a K-mart kitchen seat cushion under her skin.
She seriously looks like she has not just a diaper under her costumes and pants, but – and look, unlike Madonna, I don’t like being crass, however – it looks like she took a huge dump 💩 in her diaper.
This not an attractive look for anyone, not for a 65 year old pop singer, not for a toddler walking around in full (💩) Pampers.
The beef between 50 Cent and Madonna continues as the rapper, whose real name is Curtis James Jackson III, just posted a photo mocking Madonna’s backside.
The “Material Girl” singer recently wore a silver bodysuit that hugged her curves and showed off her sculpted butt.
The “Candy Shop” rapper, 48, slammed the 65-year-old “Material Girl” on Instagram Friday by comparing her butt to an animated ant’s.
“Who the fvck did this?” 50, whose legal name is Curtis James Jackson III, captioned the post in which he placed a recent video of Madonna performing at London’s O2 Arena next to a clip art ant, seemingly comparing the two’s derrieres.
Madonna’s “Celebration” Tour Starts in the United States – Fans Angry at Her Late Start
⚠️ Anti Madonna Discussion Board brief update: ⚠️
If the anti-Madonna Discussion Board hoster is planning on folding, going out of business (as I’ve read others say it may) – I am not sure I am up to starting over with another anti-Madonna board again, but I have no plans on removing this blog or my X (Twitter) account.
So, if the board ever gets deleted (by the host, I have no plans on removing it myself), you can find me here on this blog (though I don’t drop in here too often), and my Flea social media account on X ( @fleadip )
Madonna’s 2023 “Celebration” Tour
December 2023
I have read several reviews of the New York performance – the start of Madonna’s “Celebration” tour in the United States – and I find them all lacking. They’re weird.
Madonna began this tour in Europe, but she began the American tour last night in New York.
Madonna from her Celebration Tour, New York, December 2023
The tour mostly features older hit songs, so the tour itself has videos and so forth showing her from the 1980s, and a few things from the 1990s.
I realize this is a retrospective of sorts for her, where she’s highlighting her career going back decades – that’s all well and good (and naturally, the reviews may also comment on her career as it was in the 1980s or 90s, since that is brought up on the tour) – but the reviewers aren’t really reviewing the show itself per se.
They reviewers are mostly commenting on, “isn’t it great Madonna is still here touring, she’s sure been at this for a long time.”
However, they’re not really discussing if the singing (or other aspects of the show) is any good, which is what I would think most people would want to know before shelling out big bucks to see Madonna.
Unless, perhaps, the reviewers are assuming any potential Madonna audience members would go to see her based on nostalgia alone and not care if the show is quality or not.
I don’t know how to articulate it, but the professional concert and music reviewers have sort of dropped the ball on these reviews.
They’re not so much critiquing Madonna’s “Celebration” show and the music / dancing / and answering, ‘is the tour entertaining and well done?’ (etc),
as they are just commenting on how long Madonna has been around,
and by golly, isn’t it admirable, amazing, or great that she’s been around since 1982/83, shouldn’t we feel so fortunate that Madonna is still around touring?
Madonna showed up at least three hours late for her own show, which made some of the audience very angry. Some of them got on their cell phones while waiting and posted about how disgruntled they were to be kept waiting.
I’ve seen way more enthusiasm for Taylor Swift‘s “Eras Tour” by the general public and the media than I have for Madonna and her “Celebration Tour.” Swift is sucking out most of the oxygen in media coverage now, sort of the way Madonna used to do in the 1980s.
Even Beyonce‘s (“Renaissance”) tour got a little more hype this year than Madonna’s. I never thought I’d see the day when the media would finally lose most interest in Madonna and stop salivating and hyper-ventilating over her, and covering her every move. These days, they can’t be bothered.
Maybe I will turn out to be wrong, but I think as the American leg of this “Celebration” tour continues, the (American) media won’t cover it as much going forward, now that the first (New York) show is out of the way.
One of my criticisms of some of the people complaining about Madonna starting late – by this time, if you’ve spent even a moment researching Madonna online, you should know that yes, she has a bad habit (going back many years now) of keeping her audiences waiting 3 or more hours past whatever the start time is listed on the tour site, tickets, or posters.
Yes, Madonna should be professional and start her tours on time, but she does not – and if you buy a ticket to see her expecting her to start on time, that’s kind of on you at this point, in a way (and no, I don’t mean to absolve Madonna of her responsibility).
I dislike the woman immensely, but even I know she’s bad about being punctual for her own shows.
One of the reviewers asked if Madonna’s use of raunch in the “Celebration” Tour still shocks today as it did back in 1989 or 1991, and the answer is no, it does not. Madonna keeps relying on very tired, boring stunts.
The only person who finds Madonna scandalous now (over sexual content in her tours, videos, or magazine spreads) is Madonna herself; most everyone else is rolling their eyes or yawning over it.
If you’re age 50 or older now, you’ve seen Madonna fondle her crotch or kiss women back-up dancers numerous times for 40 years in her music videos or tours you’ve seen covered by TV shows.
She may have had “4 Minutes” to save the world but she took three hours to prepare for a concert.
Madonna upset her devoted fans Wednesday night by kicking off her Celebration tour hours later than planned.
The “Material Girl” singer, who launched her US run of performances at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, didn’t take the stage until 11 p.m.
With nothing but time to twiddle their thumbs, fans took to social media to gripe about Madonna’s delayed start.
“I don’t give a f–k if you’re Madonna,” tweeted one followers. “If you’re 3 hours late, you’re just f–king rude.”
“Concert supposed to start at 8:30. Madonna started at 11pm. Whole arena chanting bulls–t at her lateness. Great show but went way too late,” noted another, adding that DJ Honey Dijon opened the show with “boring house music.”
“2:30 hours late. I WANT A REFUND NOW,” demanded another.
Madonna Rips Off Marilyn Monroe Yet Again, This Time for “V” Magazine October 2021
Posted Sunday, October 31, 2021
So, Madonna ripped off Marilyn Monroe’s aesthetics yet again, this time for “V” magazine. Some of the photos from the spread were shared on either V magazine’s social media or on Madonna’s social media.
This is not the first time Madonna has copied Marilyn Monroe:
Please see the other, older, related blog post on this blog for more examples:
Not only did Madonna copy Marilyn’s “look” yet again, for the one billionth time since the 1980s, but she apparently made allusions to Marilyn Monroe’s death scene (Marilyn Monroe died at her home in Brentwood, California in 1962; there are photos of it one can find online).
Madonna, 2021, Ripping Off Marilyn Monroe Once Again
Thankfully, Madonna has received criticism for this distasteful act. Below, some links about this:
(Note: it’s not “homage,” Ripping off another celebrity numerous times for over three decades, as Madonna has done with Monroe, far surpasses “paying homage” to straight up “stealing.”)
At some point, Madonna’s photographer is interviewed about this shoot, and he mentions that Madonna was fascinated by the fragility of Marilyn Monroe – what a bunch of garbage!
When called out by an interviewer in the 1980s about her theft of Marilyn’s image, Madonna grouchily snapped at the reporter that “Marilyn Monroe was a victim; I’m not,” or something like that. Madonna obviously feels that Marilyn’s fragility was a shameful thing to be scorned or put down.
Madonna’s photos for this shoot were retouched or airbrushed almost beyond recognition!
Thanks to all the Photoshop touching up, and due to her cosmetic surgeries, where her face is so stretched, she now looks like an alien from outer-space, so Madonna looks even less like Marilyn Monroe in these 2021 photos than she did when she was at her height of Marilyn-copying in the 1980s and early 1990s!
Madonna is being called to the carpet over “gross and inappropriate” photos recreating the scene of Marilyn Monroe’s 1962 death for a new photo shoot.
“For some morbid and eerie reason, Madonna decides to re-create Marilyn Monroe’s death bed,” wrote one of many critics who took issue with the the shots, with another responding, “Yuck. Gross and inappropriate.”
In her new V Magazine cover shoot, the 63-year-old channels the iconic blonde bombshell in heavily retouched photos shot by photographer Steven Klein.
The spread was inspired by Bert Stern’s “The Last Sitting,” the final photoshoot Monroe sat for just six weeks before her untimely death at the age of 36.
The pop icons’ decades-long feud may very well be on again.
The odds of Cher and Madonna finally doing a duet together are looking about as good as the “Believe” singer tweeting without a single emoji. In other words, it’s not happening.
The “Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again!” star stopped by “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” on Monday to talk about her new ABBA cover album, but ended up reigniting her long-dormant feud with the Material Girl.
During a segment called “5 Second Rule,” Cher was asked to answer a variety of questions as a clock ticked away, and when she was tasked with choosing three celebrities she wants to duet with, the game took a delightfully shade-filled turn.
“Oh, Adele, Pink, and, uh, um, not Madonna,” she said right out of the gate.
Nile Rodgers: Lady Gaga’s More Respectful Than Madonna
I am not surprised by this.
Madonna has had a long history of being rude and inconsiderate towards her friends, family, fans, and co-workers, going back to the 1980s (examples here and here, especially under the 1980s section).
By contrast, I’ve never gotten a bitchy or catty vibe off Lady Gaga.
Additionally, I’ve not yet read of any incidents or anecdotes indicating that Gaga is regularly hateful, entitled, rude, spoiled, or demanding towards others, or has a pattern of that behavior, where-as very early in her career (by the early to mid 1980s), Madonna is already on record for behaving in that manner.
Nile Rodgers says Lady Gaga was more “respectful” as an artist than Madonna in the studio.
The Chic frontman teamed up with the 32-year-old star on a cover version of his band’s 1978 disco anthem ‘I Want Your Love’ for their first album in 24 years, ‘It’s About Time’, and he said she showed a lot of appreciation for working with the music legend than the 60-year-old Queen of Pop.
In an interview with The Daily Telegraph newspaper, he said: “Gaga’s a different kind of animal.
The 71-year-old Blondie singer was not impressed with Madonna’s speech at the Women’s March in Washington in January when she claimed she had “thought an awful lot about blowing up the White House” after Donald Trump won the US presidential election.
Speaking about Madonna, she told the Sunday Times Magazine:
“I don’t feel like I have to be an a*****e and say stupid things like ‘Bomb the White House’, but I am speaking out on politics now. I’m sleepless since Trump’s election.”
Madonna Blows Chunks 
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