For a singer who gave us songs like "Billie Jean" and "Dirty Diana," "Human Nature" is a warm and inviting change of pace. Madonna took the concept of human nature in a more scandalous direction ...

In “Human Nature,” Madonna addresses the backlash to Erotica with a sense of humor. Referencing her own song “Express Yourself,” Madonna sings, “Express yourself, don’t repress ...

The history of pop music can essentially be divided into two eras: pre-Madonna and post-Madonna. Michael Jackson sold more albums and Prince was more prolific, but of the three singular musical ...

From "Vogue" to "Take a Bow" to "Ray of Light," Madonna? scored some of her signature hits in the '90s. By Joe Lynch Executive Digital Director From “Vogue” to “Take a Bow” to “Ray of ...

However, “Human Nature” marked more of a drastic shift for Madonna musically than most people realize. Bringing Madonna more towards R&B, the song rings as a big fuck you and even carries a ...

“Human Nature” (1995) Long before Demi Lovato ... even MTV’s video ban could stop it from climaxing. 7. “Music” (2000) Madonna’s music had been making all kinds of people come together ...

Madonna took a lot of inspiration from rap music in the 1990s. The hip-hop influence present in songs like “Justify My Love,” “Human Nature,” and “Erotica” is part of what make ...

the gently thumping “Human Nature” is the first immediately recognizable song in the set. Fans respond rapturously, but their biggest cheers are saved for Madonna’s acrobatic move – a ...

These elements give the song a more casual flair that wouldn’t be out of place at a gay lounge, perhaps where patrons are sipping on Pride-themed cocktails. Madonna’s “Human Nature” is an ...

The appreciative crowd still cheered for every song, though ... as cops “arrested” Madonna (“Fucking pigs,” she called them) for the run-up to “Human Nature” and “Crazy for You.” ...