Madonna and Her Influence On Pop Culture
Many celebrities has been often accused of being a "Madonna wannabe" throughout her career. Celebrities such as Lady Gaga, Britney Spears, Kylie Minogue, Katy Perry, and Rihanna to name a few have cited Madonna as a major influence on their careers.
Besides using Madonna's artistic vision many artists have also copied Madonna's music. Catchy hooks and melodies was always been a big part of Madonna's music and performance art. Many artists have also been accused of copying Madonna's style, fashion, provocativeness, theatricality, pop performance art shows, and music videos. Many artists have used controversial, sexually explicit content, and provocative videos. Madonna has been acknowledged for being a music video provocateur and pioneer for pushing the envelope for artistic control and explicit content in her work. With videos Open Your Heart, Like A Prayer, Justify My Love, and Erotica to name a few. Madonna has been known for her theatrical pop performance art shows, notably with the very first 4 segment pop theatrical performance art show, the legendary "Blond Ambition Tour." Madonna has also been acknowledged for being the most influential female artist of time and The Queen Of Pop music. This has led to a loyal fan base, Rock N Roll Hall of Fame Inductee, critical acclaim, 30 year career, and a being named the most successful female artist of all time by Guinness World Records.
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