Madonna's new music video attracted a lot of attention from the day it was first released. And why wouldn't it? The "B**** I'm Madonna" music video featured cameos from a lot of biggest names in the music industry today
Express reported that Madonna's music video featured Beyonce, Kanye West, Katy Perry, Nicki Minaj, Rita Ora, & Miley Cyrus. The track was reportedly co-written with Diplo, and was the third release from Madonna's newest album "Rebel Heart." The 55-year-old singer has previously released "Living For Love" and "Ghosttown" from the same album.
Madonna reportedly seemed excited over the release of her song and even plugged the music video on social media before it came out."Video coming soon! Just tryin to make it perfect for all of you. We are hard werking bitches (sic)" the Material Girl reportedly posted recently.
According to Mail Online, Madonna's star-studded music video is marketing ploy to pump up the premium membership of Tidal, a music streaming mobile application whose investors include Jay-Z. Madonna is also a Tidal investor herself, along with other music artists who appeared in her music video including Beyonce, Katy Perry and Kanye West.
Aside from a marketing ploy, some are speculating that Madonna's music video could be directed to someone in particular - Taylor Swift.
It could be recalled that Taylor Swift also recently released a star-studded music video for her song "Bad Blood" which also featured cameos from Ellie Goulding and Selena Gomez, as well as Cindy Crawford, Cara Delevingne, Jessica Alba and Hailee Steinfeld. Reports claim that the "Bad Blood" music video purportedly dissed Katy Petty who allegedly got into a fight with Taylor.
Did Katy Perry found an ally in Madonna and was the "B**** I'm Madonna" music video meant to put Taylor Swift in her right place? Fans are reportedly debating on whose music video is better. Fans are also reportedly bickering on whether Madonna's music remains supreme or if Taylor Swift has already taken over the music industry as the new Queen of Pop.
