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Madonna and Deadmau5 Tweet and Make Up
Madonna’s recent drug comments at the Ultra Music Festival caused electro producer Deadmau5 to fly into a digi-rage, lashing out against the singer for her word choice. Always the classy (and artistic) one, Madonna tweeted the following image in response to Deadmau5’s comments:
The pair proceeded to publicly hash out their grievances via Twitter until a truce had been reached.
@deadmau5 Communication is always best.You should have called me first,we could have cleared it up “privately.”
See you on the road.
— Madonna MDNA Day (@MadonnaMDNAday) March 27, 2012
@deadmau5 broken pinky swear twitter.com/MadonnaMDNAday…
— Madonna MDNA Day (@MadonnaMDNAday) March 27, 2012
I’m glad these kids decided to play nice, but I’m still curious about the reason this Molly girl deserves a song. What’s wrong with Susan, or Maria, or Caroline?
DJ/Producer Cedric Gervais has come to Madonna’s defense, saying that the song isn’t about drugs at all. It is, in fact, about a girl named Molly who had such an effect on him that he had to write a song about her. Hmmm…
If that’s about a girl named Molly then I’m voting for Rick Santorum. Please don’t kid a kidder, my friends.
This whole ordeal reminds me of some after school PSA telling us that we don’t need drugs to be cool. I would rather Madonna say she was poking fun at the obvious drug use in front of her, instead of pretending we can’t understand the double entendre. Trust me, we understand.
I love you, Madonna, but don’t talk to us like we’re stupid. If you insist on using cheesy drug references, why not just own it? Plus, do you really think a giant crowd of extremely… happy Ultra Music Festival attendees understands a reference to a song that’s not even fully released yet?
Are you sick of hearing about this?
