Estimated 1.6 million people attended Madonna show in Rio

[pachinko 10,140]

When will Gaga

[MelbHawker 6,583]

That’s wild.. how on earth do the people see it from the back?

[clownery 4,842]

Good for Madonna, her power is undeniable but I would never attend something like that, I hate massive crowds (and they're quite dangerous too)

[proxy 819]

1 hour ago, MelbHawker said:

That’s wild.. how on earth do the people see it from the back?

There where huge screens & loudspeakers all the way thru Copacabana beach 

Edited May 5, 2024 by proxy

[SOON 4,017]

1 hour ago, YuriG said:

 I hate massive crowds (and they're quite dangerous too)

Final Destination 6 here we go 

 

OT: I love how she has been killing it for decadessss. Her power 

[Ladle Ghoulash 17,318]

6 hours ago, PartySick said:

I don't like Madonna

Girrrrrrrrrrrrrrrl

[Babylon Dynasty 1,806]

one of a kind 

[holy scheisse 21,809]

And this is why artists should literally just come to Brazil!

[JustTea 4,704]

Very hard to believe that's 1.6 million people. It looks like max 5 times bigger than Coachella crowd which is around 100k 

[Julia1987 151]

I’m not a Madonna fan by any means but to me this event was iconic for a number of reasons. 
The fact that it was doused in LGBTQ from start to finish… in front of 1.6 million PHYSICAL people… and it didn’t come across as a gimmick or political statement it was just people EXISTING. Honestly, it’s a huge credit to her.

it sort of knocks Gaga’s meekly saying the word trans during the Super Bowl out of the park (or performing for rich conservative British weddings) and beyonces performance in Dubai (don’t get me started). Brazil has become even more conservative from what I understand so to see her not change how gay the show is was fantastic. 
 

her energy! At her age and years into her career was amazing. She was engaging and none of it was boring.

i gained some respect for her after this. She really is the real deal and a lot of fan bases should be humbled. 

[Rahrahbitchson 17,588]

5 minutes ago, Julia1987 said:

I’m not a Madonna fan by any means but to me this event was iconic for a number of reasons. 
The fact that it was doused in LGBTQ from start to finish… in front of 1.6 million PHYSICAL people… and it didn’t come across as a gimmick or political statement it was just people EXISTING. Honestly, it’s a huge credit to her.

it sort of knocks Gaga’s meekly saying the word trans during the Super Bowl out of the park (or performing for rich conservative British weddings) and beyonces performance in Dubai (don’t get me started). Brazil has become even more conservative from what I understand so to see her not change how gay the show is was fantastic. 
 

her energy! At her age and years into her career was amazing. She was engaging and none of it was boring.

i gained some respect for her after this. She really is the real deal and a lot of fan bases should be humbled. 

Honestly all of this

Im not a huge fan of Madonna but have to give credit where credit is due. 

[Teletubby 140,031]

now imagine if this was Rita Ora @bionic

[PartySick 148,826]

1 hour ago, Ladle Ghoulash said:

Girrrrrrrrrrrrrrrl

She's a rotten person that burned both of my faves and I find her music boring 

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3 hours ago, proxy said:

There where huge screens & loudspeakers all the way thru Copacabana beach 

That pic leaves me speachless... So happy to have been part of this tour with a couple of attendances. She is simply in another level 

A bit bitter she didn't play Express Yourself in any of those concerts 

[Julia1987 151]

Remember when Bobby said to international fans “just pay to come see us in Vegas” or something along those lines. 
yet here’s Madonna putting on an insane free show. 
do I think Gaga can eventually do the same thing yes but her team .. pfft