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Fans Are Freaking Out Over Madonna's TikTok Dance To Lady Gaga—Here's Why
Could this be a hint of more to come?
Madonna’s decision to jump on a recent TikTok trend has fans of both her and Lady Gaga alike positively freaking out.
Jenna Ortega’s weird little dance to “Goo Goo Muck” by the Cramps as Wednesday Addams in Wednesday set social media off when it first dropped on Netflix. Perhaps most notably, it sparked a trend that sees TikTokers reenacting the dance, replacing The Cramps’ song with a sped up version of Lady Gaga’s “Bloody Mary.”
The Queen of Pop herself joined in on, well, Wednesday of this week, and fans were all about it.
While celebrities doing TikTok trends has become a pretty regular occurrence, this one is notable specifically due to the historical feud between Madonna and Gaga after the latter’s early work started drawing comparisons to that of the “Like A Virgin” singer.
Things seemed to escalate over the years, with Madonna making negative comments about Gaga to reporters, then performing a mash-up of “Born This Way” and her own song, “Express Yourself,” while chanting “she’s not me,” and Gaga repeatedly expressing frustrations with the whole situation.
“Telling me that you think I'm a piece of shit through the media is like, it's like a guy passing me a note through his friend. My buddy thinks you’re hot," Gaga said in her Gaga: Five Foot Two documentary. “Where's your buddy f*cking throwing me up against the wall and kissing me? I just want Madonna to f*cking push me up against a wall and kiss me and tell me I'm a piece of shit.”
The two seemed to bury the hatchet a few years back, even posing together after the 2019 Academy Awards.
So Madonna dancing to one of Gaga’s classic tunes on TikTok feels like further proof that things are a-okay between the iconic divas — and a recent comment from Gaga on a different video did the same.
\u201cLady Gaga commenting \u201cWe love you M\u201d under Madonna's Tiktok vid and now Madonna posting a vid dancing to \u201cBloody Mary\u201d by Lady Gaga. \ud83d\udc40\u201d— Pope (@Pope) 1675306612
Now that they’re pals, there’s only one thing left to do — collab??
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