You have to eat a lot of buns to become the Queen of Pop and hold that title for decades. Madonna is the undisputed Queen of Pop, for good and for bad - we all have our crumbs - and as such she knows how to carry you on stage. Last Sunday in Glasgow, and after starting an hour late, Madonna was left without sound in full encore, ending the show with the lights on, no video screens and no sound.
The reason was the curfew that the city has to avoid noise pollution. At 23:00 Madonna was left without sound when the concert had not finished yet. The good thing was that this was not a reason to have to stop and scream with anyone, since both Madonna, the musicians and the dancers continued until they could finish 'Holiday' as God intended, also counting on the extra help to the choirs of the thousands of fans who continued to give their all singing. The following day Madonna published a tweet in which she made it clear that she is not to be fooled with: "Don't screw the Queen."
A spokesperson for the venue where the concert was held wanted to clarify that it was not they who left Madonna without sound: “Madonna finished the agreed set and then decided to go out again. Already on stage, the electricity and equipment were disconnected by their own engineers. That was not a decision of the organization of the venue ».
It is things like this that explain why Madonna is the Queen of Pop. Although just like a concert without sound follows, Madonna also knows how to put Filipinos to her fans, as happened days before in Manchester when she was booed for another delay: I want to thank you for waiting. I don't like being late, by the way, and all of you 'bitches' who keep complaining about it, shut your mouth. I'm not behind there eating chocolate, filing my nails, or putting on extensions », blaming a video issue for this lag and continuing to call everyone who kept booing 'bitches'. Queens stuff.
We don't stop till its over Glasgow! ?? Don't fuck with the Queen? ?? #rebelhearttour pic.twitter.com/nNn98xuHT6
- Madonna (@Madonna) December 21, 2015