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Crazy For You - Rebel Heart Tour Singapore, feb. 28, 2016 (other angle)

Posted by Madonna Minute on Sunday, February 28, 2016

Madonna's Singapore show on her Rebel Heart Tour—in stark contrast to her Toronto Blond Ambition World Tour show—was altered to appease local tight-asses.

The show lost the “Iconic” opener, all the uses of crosses and both “Devil Pray” and “Holy Water.” Madonna also apparently came out relatively early.

After all that, some locals were still offended by her use of crass language.

Hope Singapore enjoyed the show, though, because she won't be back.

But if you want more word on the stop from a woman who is a mega-fan and who was actually there, check out Marguerita Tan's “10 Things” review. In it, she sums up another way to look at the self-censorship/sell-out controversy:

Some disgruntled fans claimed the Rebel Heart singer sold out for self-censoring. I rather believed she deemed it a small sacrifice so that fans in Singapore who cannot afford to fly overseas to see her, as well as other music lovers, can finally watch her live here. It’s showing maturity and sensitivity on her part. I, for one, am proud that she acted accordingly.