Madonna recently chatted with V Magazine about her work, how she finds inspiration, the music industry, and much more. When questioned about her opinions about cancel culture during her interview, the 63-year-old popstar remarked, "The point is, the quieter you get, the more afraid you get, the more hazardous everything is." We're giving it strength by absolutely shutting down the f–k."
"I mean, the only thing that I've heard recently that has inspired me is Kanye's album Donda," she replied when asked about her music-making process and if any fellow artists inspire her. There aren't many artists that are aiming for failure. And I have the impression he is. I don't agree with all of his political views or the way he views women, unmarried people having sex, or the LGBT community. But his work is on the verge of becoming legendary, and it is both inspiring and unique. Everyone had been waiting for his album to come out for a long time, and when it eventually did, it coincided with the release of everyone else's record. And he was still noticeable."
"I don't even think about my age, to tell you the truth," the singer replied when asked how she stays relevant in the music industry at the age of 63. I simply keep moving on. Even when I was in excruciating pain and had no cartilage left in my right hip, everyone kept telling me, 'You have to stop, you have to stop.' ‘I will not stop,' I said. 'I'm going to keep going until the wheels come off.'
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