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“For $120 Million, She’s All Yours.” says a report from the Bank of America Securities analysts.

Madonna Speaks: “The paradigm in the music business has shifted and as an artist and a business woman, I have to move with that shift,” commented Madonna. “For the first time in my career, the way that my music can reach my fans is unlimited. I’ve never wanted to think in a limited way and with this new partnership, the possibilities are endless. Who knows how my albums will be distributed in the future? That’s what’s exciting about this deal…everything is possible. Live Nation has offered me a true partnership and after 25 years in the business, I feel that I deserve that.”

“Madonna is a true icon and maverick as an artist and in business,” stated Rapino. “Our partnership is a defining moment in music history. I am thrilled that Madonna, who is also now a shareholder in our company, has joined with us to create a new business model for our industry.

The Bottom Line: Look past the unlimited opportunities mumba jumba. This partnership is Madonna’s ‘120 Million Retirement Plan’. Madonna will turn 60 years old in the last year of the proposed deal.

She always knew how to get the money. Madonna has the unnatural power of persuasion. What she wants, she gets.

Material Girl….

Some boys try and some boys lie but
I dont let them play
Only boys who save their pennies
Make my rainy day

Boys may come and boys may go
And thats all right you see
Experience has made me rich
And now theyre after me.

Thats right, ‘Experience’ has made Madonna so rich that Live Nation just dumped 120 Million into her bank account. Madonna is the material girl living in the material world….

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