Maddona's image is projected in the musical performance with a sense of rebellion, femininity, and freedom. This makes her music production as valued as Jackson's.
<h3>Why did this happen?</h3>
- Madonna's music expressed femininity.
- Despite the femininity, the song broke the standards of behavior expected of a young girl.
- The breaking of these patterns highlighted the sense of rebellion and freedom for women.
Jackson's music had great production value, as it expressed the feelings of the youth of his time, as well as showed expected behaviors for boys. The production value of Madonna's music equaled this showing the opposite.
The song "Like a Virg1n" was provocative and although it expressed femininity, it portrayed subjects that were not expected or encouraged for young girls like Madonna.
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<span>Who made the statue of liberty?
</span><span>Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi</span>
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