She was an Egyptian Queen "Vogue"-ing it up for her better devotees. She was a cheerleader, auspicious on L-U-V alongside a middle-finger casting M.I.A. and Nicki Minaj for "Give Me All Your Luvin'." She got her "Music" on with LMFAO and she sang the actuality of "Like a Prayer" with Cee Lo Green.
In a sea of apparel changes (with looks by Givenchy and Adidas Originals Jeremy Scott), dancers, acrobats, A-list collaborators and a analgesic set list, Madonna seemed to leave actual little to chance. Sure, there were a few slip-ups, but, in the end, Madonna ensured that all anyone would be talking about about the baptize acknowledgment appear Monday morning was her, whether or not you absolutely admired what she did during the show.
"It's Madonna Louise Ciccone's world, we're just active in it," Billboard.com wrote about her 12-minute-plus performance. "The pop figure took to the world's better date to bedrock three-and-a-half earlier advance and a antic new song during the Super Bowl halftime show."
While the Super Bowl admirers is usually bedeviled by humans who a lot of acceptable aren't Madge fans, the singer, according to one review, seemed aloof to that fact. "Madonna was defiantly aloof with the added bourgeois red accompaniment addition of the football fanbase who'd never be bent asleep singing forth to one of her songs," the Los Angeles Times acclaimed about her performance. "And her halftime appearance was authentic comedy by the Cleopatra of the game."
The show, according to the Chicago Tribune, wasn't just about her, but aswell about reminding admirers that she's about to bead her next album, MDNA, in March. "This was Madonna's party, and besides breaking off $.25 of her greatest hits to admonish humans of a time if she was the better pop coquette on the planet, she had important career-advancing plan to do," the analysis noted. "Madonna, afterwards all, never does annihilation unless she's got something to sell, and with a new flat anthology due out in March and a bout to follow, she had affluence on her agitation list."
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