As Wendy Williams would say it, "she's an icon, she's a legend, and she is the moment." Madonna had been in the music industry for decades now and despite the big changes that have been happening in the world of music, the pop star still remains one of the most legendary artists to exist.
Known for her hit singles such as "Material Girl," "Live a Virgin," and many more, the musician has not stopped releasing songs since the 80s, but even though they made her popular, there were tracks that the pop royalty couldn't stand; find out below why.
At age 64, Madonna appears to have no plans on stopping or retiring from creating music for her fans, as she previously told Harper's Bazaar Magazine, "I'll stop doing everything that I do when I don't want to do it anymore. I'll stop when I run out of ideas. I'll stop when you f******kill me."
Madonna Hated Some of Her Hit Songs Because of THIS
According to Nicki Swift, Madonna had been performing on stage for a long time now, and her main task is to sing her popular singles for her fans' delight.
However, singing these songs almost every day on tour could be tiring and the pop legend admits that she wanted to escape them.
In a previous interview with The New York Times, the musician said, I've had to hear it five billion times already, and I want to escape that."
What Are The Songs Madonna Refuses to Sing Again?
In a previous interview with Z100, as reported by the BBC, Madonna revealed some of the songs she couldn't stand anymore as she already sang them live numerous times.
The pop musician noted that she's not sure if she could still sing her smash hits "Holiday" or "Like A Virgin" again unless she's getting paid a whopping $30 million.
Even off stage, Madonna is getting followed by her songs as it's constantly being played on the radio. She noted that many people assumed she likes hearing her tracks when she goes to a restaurant or goes shopping, but she's tired of hearing them, especially "Like A Virgin."
In addition, she also told Us Weekly that she never wanted to hear "Material Girl" again.
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