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Farrah · Marc Jacobs

JT and Madonna

HeatherLynn · Gucci

I agree with you Farrah. I love the JT and Timbaland stuff- as always (they work so well together! One hit after another)- but HATE the Madonna part. I'm an old school Madonna fan and this just isn't cutting it for me.

Teresa · Kate Spade

Im sick of Madonna

FashionPrincess · Hermes

Haha, I just downloaded this song this morning onto my iPhone because Xzavier likes to dance to it

I haven't really payed that close of attention to it, but I like it alright, it's got a good beat.

joy0302 · Kate Spade

There is something about her voice in it that is annoying. I don't know why because generally I like her songs. I do love the JT part though. He can sing anything and sound good.

nunzi182 · Kate Spade

I can't stand JT or Madonna, blech.

jaymiek · Coach

I much prefer the 80's Madonna. Kinda cheesy I know, but I think it's a lot better than her material nowadays.

tara t · Marc Jacobs

farrah, you hit the nail on the head. i hate when she says "tic toc tic toc" ruins the song for me too. but i heart Jt and timbaland.

Kelly · Hermes

I just had to google this because whatever rock I'm living under has kept it from me until now.

I didn't hate it as much as I thought I would. Her "tic toc" thing really annoyed me and I agree it would've been better if she just wasn't even a part of it, but I could probably stand to listen to it again.

Still, in general, Madonna gets on my nerves so bad. She's outgrown this image she's still trying to portray, IMO. And it shows. It's kind of just pathetic to watch her try to continue to be the revolutionary sex symbol she used to be. Like, I feel like she's constantly tryng to convince us that she's still awesome. We shouldn't need convincing.

Also, has anyone else seen the video? Her skin-colored bodysuit dancing and when that couple was kissing with half of their face gone made me want to DIE.

-- Edited by ttara123 at 13:26, 2008-05-11

NCshopper · Hermes

Yeah, the song would be a lot better without her. I feel like she was trying to sing too much to a song that's not really a singing song. If that makes any sense at all.

She and Sarah Jessica Parker remind me a lot of each other these days--both trying to prove that they're still "hip" and "cool" and sexy, but it comes across as being desperate, like they're trying to cling to the image that made them famous instead of growing and developing a new image.