May 27, 2026 · 1 hr 1 min · 14 segments
MLVC discusses the 16 song titles for the Confessions 2 deluxe album, the FIFA Half Time Show announcement, our plans for listening to the album when it drops and the possibility of a C2 Tour. Follow…
Uh, so we have the song titles, and I figured, since we don't know much, it'd be sort of fun to hypothesize a little bit about our thoughts and feelings on some of the songs that we don't know, because as one does as a Madonna fan, you look at these song titles before you know what the song is, and you're like, "I don't know about this." And some of them change your mind when you hear the song, and other times they don't.
So, uh, were there any song titles that s- you saw that you thought, "Oh, I cannot wait to listen to this"?
Um, um, one thing that kinda stood out for me was Read My Lips, because that was, um, something that ACT UP had.
Um, it was part of their campaign where, um, it was, like, ba- basically saying, like, "Read my lips, I'm gonna tell you about AIDS."
And, um, it also got a little bit more visibility when, uh, Jimmy Somerville put out a song, it was kinda like a gay rights anthem, in the late '80s, early '90s called Read My Lips.
Uh, "Read my lips and they will tell you enough is enough." Other than that, I mean, I don't know.
I mean, Love Sensation, I mean, does, does, does that song sample the original Love Sensation? You know, we know about the songs that she talked about, um, in-[lips smack] In the podcast back in October-
Um, also the fact that Madonna came out, came of age in the Lower East Side when she, after she moved to New York.
It, a lot of these could be, could mean anything, they could mean everything, or they could mean nothing.
Uh, so we have the song titles, and I figured, since we don't know much, it'd be sort of fun to hypothesize a little bit about our thoughts and feelings on some of the songs that we don't know, because as one does as a Madonna fan, you look at these song titles before you know what the song is, and you're like, "I don't know about this." And some of them change your mind when you hear the song, and other times they don't.
So, uh, were there any song titles that s- you saw that you thought, "Oh, I cannot wait to listen to this"?
Um, um, one thing that kinda stood out for me was Read My Lips, because that was, um, something that ACT UP had.
Um, it was part of their campaign where, um, it was, like, ba- basically saying, like, "Read my lips, I'm gonna tell you about AIDS."
And, um, it also got a little bit more visibility when, uh, Jimmy Somerville put out a song, it was kinda like a gay rights anthem, in the late '80s, early '90s called Read My Lips.
Uh, "Read my lips and they will tell you enough is enough." Other than that, I mean, I don't know.
I mean, Love Sensation, I mean, does, does, does that song sample the original Love Sensation? You know, we know about the songs that she talked about, um, in-[lips smack] In the podcast back in October-
Um, also the fact that Madonna came out, came of age in the Lower East Side when she, after she moved to New York.
It, a lot of these could be, could mean anything, they could mean everything, or they could mean nothing.
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