Madonna pulls an 16 yo girl's top down at her Brisbane show

[AJH219 4,448]

2 minutes ago, LoveandMagic said:

Eh, it was an accident, and she apologized. As long as the girl was okay with it and able to move on then I don't have a problem with this. Madonna will likely be more careful in the future.

Exactly. This is such a non-issue yet the tabloids and GGD's resident Angela Chengs have eaten it up. The girl laughed it off and so should we. Truly not a big deal 

[LORD GAGA 1,271]

The people trying to defend this act are just as bad as the people overreacting about it, it was a mistake and shouldn't have happened, but it is still messy and slightly disturbing. Those who are defending it seem to be the same people that think the sun shines out of madonnas ass... Case closed

 

[QueenGadonna 298]

1 hour ago, LoveandMagic said:

Eh, it was an accident, and she apologized. As long as the girl was okay with it and able to move on then I don't have a problem with this. Madonna will likely be more careful in the future.

Thank you. Someone with sense. People here will do anything to drag Madonna. I'm glad Madonna apologized.

[AJH219 4,448]

9 minutes ago, LORD GAGA said:

The people trying to defend this act are just as bad as the people overreacting about it, it was a mistake and shouldn't have happened, but it is still messy and slightly disturbing. Those who are defending it seem to be the same people that think the sun shines out of madonnas ass... Case closed

 

What is disturbing about it? Not a damn thing. "OMG a titty, alert the elders!!"  That's what you guys sound like  If she'd accidentally pulled a man's shirt down, the reactions would be very different!  Again, this is truly such an irrelevant accident. So what? Its not like she pulled her pants off and ate her out on stage    

[Serendipity 7,821]

4 minutes ago, AJH219 said:

What is disturbing about it? Not a damn thing. "OMG a titty, alert the elders!!"  That's what you guys sound like  If she'd accidentally pulled a man's shirt down, the reactions would be very different!  Again, this is truly such an irrelevant accident. So what? Its not like she pulled her pants off and ate her out on stage    

why am I laughing at this

[Snow 1,582]

And after two articles allready posted ppl still cant get to their thick heads, it was an accident and THE GIRL DONT CARE AND LOVED EVERY SECOND IF IT!!!!! Here's even a video of her defending M 

 

[RadioIsOurs 13,876]

#freethenipple

[lego 44,165]

15 minutes ago, LORD GAGA said:

The people trying to defend this act are just as bad as the people overreacting about it, it was a mistake and shouldn't have happened, but it is still messy and slightly disturbing. Those who are defending it seem to be the same people that think the sun shines out of madonnas ass... Case closed

 

 

True.

Also the underage groupie who lost her virginity to Bowie, wanted it and still is proud of it, but these same people accuse him of statutory rape.

What if it was an older male singer like Mick Jagger, pulling the same stunt with underage girl on stage, would these same people defend it so badly? I doubt it.

 

[River 117,354]

damn I'm jealous what a great opportunity to get a free money from Madonna.

If it was a man (remember Akon??) the comments here were different..

[Prismatic 4,789]

1 hour ago, AJH219 said:

What is disturbing about it? Not a damn thing. "OMG a titty, alert the elders!!"  That's what you guys sound like  If she'd accidentally pulled a man's shirt down, the reactions would be very different!  Again, this is truly such an irrelevant accident. So what? Its not like she pulled her pants off and ate her out on stage    

[StrawberryBlond 14,881]

Surprised no one's saying anything about the "she's the kind of girl you wanna slap on the ass and pull" comment. I don't care how you'd react to a comment like that, this is downright unacceptable language to use to a stranger who you've never met and don't know. I mean, what if this girl had been sexually abused in the past? Can you imagine how a comment like that would have hurt? This kind of comment is not funny or flattering, it's dehumanising, degrading and won't help the battle for equality. Apparently, being made to feel a sex object is fine if it's a woman doing it? Jeez, feminism these days. I would be so offended if anyone said that to me in front of anyone. Dirty talk is fine in private with someone you trust. On stage, in front of thousands, being streamed to people online later? Disgusting.

And pulling her top down. The girl had on a bustier of sorts. Naturally, pulling it like she did would have caused it to fall down. To call it an accident is ludicrous, if you deliberately pull at such a top, there's a big chance it'll fall. And there's also a big chance that the girl won't be wearing a bra underneath such a top because it works like a bra. Don't try to validate it by calling it an accident. Madonna knew what she was doing. She just didn't reckon on the girl not wearing a bra underneath. She only seemed to deem it sexual harrassment because of the lack of bra. No, it was sexual harassment when you pulled the top in the first place, regardless of what she was wearing underneath. If a man did this, we'd be calling for his head on a platter and rightly so. If we want equality, ladies, we can't play the double standard card when it comes to women.

I don't care if the girl was fine with it. The point is, she was degaraded and humiliated on stage and part of the reason why she's ok with it is because she's 17, is still not grown, still doesn't know much better. In a few years, I bet she'll look back on this differently. A lot of my views changed after 17. I stopped supporting things I used to support. Don't believe me? Wait until you're 21. Or 25. Or even just 18, considering at this age, your views can change rapidly from one year to the next. If I was her mother, I'd be raising hell right now. She's still technically a minor under the law. You can't do p*rn until you're 18, therefore, exposing yourself in public under this law constitutes as underage exposure.

Point is, it doesn't matter if you're ok with it. I don't even care if you're a stripper, p*rn star or prostitute. No one has the right to pull down your top or touch you without your permission whatever the situation. What's wrong with people today?

[lego 44,165]

2 minutes ago, StrawberryBlond said:

Surprised no one's saying anything about the "she's the kind of girl you wanna slap on the ass and pull" comment. I don't care how you'd react to a comment like that, this is downright unacceptable language to use to a stranger who you've never met and don't know. I mean, what if this girl had been sexually abused in the past?

 

I'm wondering if everyone got it, it's British slang, right?

[MyQueen 2,409]

 

 

 

[AgusPop 4,141]

10 hours ago, Snow said:

Yet again children are running here to bash M and yet again proving her true relevance You fave can only wish for this much constantly media attention, good or bad 

Relevance for  being an embarrassment? No, thanks, my Fave is Ok being relevant for being talented and kind

[AgusPop 4,141]

6 hours ago, AJH219 said:

Funny how the girl who had her breasts exposed has no problem with this. Its only insecure gays on a pop star website that seem to have a problem. What does that tell you? Right, you're all a bunch of immature fvcks. Seriously, how pathetic can y'all get? You claim to hate Madonna, yet every week there's at least two or three threads bashing her for no reason. You all claim she's the one obsessed, well look in the goddamn mirror...you children are the ones who are obsessed. If Gaga did this, you all would literally ejaculate from praising her. Say it with me, hypocrites! 

http://www.news.com.au/entertainment/music/tours/girl-exposed-at-madonna-concert-defends-singer/news-story/858d1d87aa4c452a9d0cbcb3902f5834

 

Only in GGD? Lol, This new was big here in my country today and the people commenting are not gays precisely, and the comments from this people were terrible. Dont be delusional.