Madonna’s first British single was...?

Agnes 2021-12-12 08:01:05

Is it "Lucky Star" or "Holiday"? I believe that many die-hard music fans may not be able to say the correct answer in the first place. "Lucky Star" did not make Madonna popular quickly, but "Holiday" made the world know her first. Why would you choose "Lucky Star"?

"Holiday" is just a song originally written for other people, and Ms. Mai, who was still a little girl at the time, insisted on including her own songs in the first album. She had no choice but to have copyright issues, and finally only picked up this "Holiday". Then I saw the little girl's song on the leaderboard.

The relationship is also full of choices. We can no longer trust with all our hearts in men who are good to us. This is a kind of sadness. No matter what, we must think carefully, arrange repeatedly, and then start to decide. This is a kind of growth. There may be no real sincerity here, no matter if you are fat or thin. Once involved, it will confuse everything. So there will be slender heroines being abandoned, and there will be fat heroines being abandoned.

How do we trust men. Even if he is not funny, handsome, and careless, even if he is not in the past, he just sits on the sofa and calmly said: "We will all be together in the future." Such things. We can only say that we believed at that moment, and no matter what happened afterwards, how we slashed this man, we can't deny the trust at that moment.

The film may deliberately beautify the love of ordinary people, thank you very much. That's it. Before confessing to your lover, spend a few hours to choose clothes, even though every piece of clothing has unconcealable shortcomings. The words that had been prepared blurted out but found that the subject was wrong. These plots happened in the movie and also happened to us. The difference is that our plot has not been arranged, we will always be more tragic than the film, only more tragic. Therefore, we can only watch the end of the kind-hearted heroine with satisfaction, and we will always be more bitter than her-always staying at the stage of a person indulging in phony singing don't wanna be all by myself.

Of course, we are much more optimistic than the heroine. We are not that old, and our hips are not the size of two bowling balls. Despite this, we still resonate for every loss of the heroine-in the first choice, the heroine chose "Lucky Star". To be sure, confident, and confidently telling everyone that it is "Lucky Star", that's right. I clicked the pause, carefully recalled those things in the 80s, and then clicked on the wiki. Apart from finding ""Holiday" is Madonna's first best-selling single", there was no other information. Because I haven't watched this movie before, I am extremely excited here, thinking that the protagonist must be right. But we were all wrong. For a moment I seemed to be standing there. Everyone around me looked bitterly at the wrong me. No matter how unbearable I was, the people around me still kept that gleeful look. The inner shame was infinitely magnified, and it was naked in front of everyone, so that all of his own shortcomings were also exposed from this.

But will we be so afraid and never make any decisions again? Obviously not, at least some people won't be. Not everyone can turn away from danger like the heroine, but the same is the unbearable courage to survive after making the wrong choice.

When choosing, there is no lucky star, and no lucky star's light shines all the time. We have treated it with our heart, and who will blame it.

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  • Norval 2022-03-25 09:01:09

    I like it very much, although this kind of thing is a small probability event

  • Thaddeus 2022-04-24 07:01:07

    Let the Cinderellas see hope

Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason quotes

  • Mark Darcy: And this is Horatio...

    Bridget Jones: Horatio?

    Mark Darcy: Yes, Horatio.

  • Bridget Jones: I read that you should never go out with someone if you can think of three reasons why you shouldn't.

    Mark Darcy: And can you think of three?

    Bridget Jones: Yes.

    Mark Darcy: Which are?

    Bridget Jones: First off, I embarrass you. I can't ski, I can't ride, I can't speak Latin , my legs only come up to here and yes I will always be just a little bit fat. And you, you fold your underpants before you go to bed!

    Mark Darcy: No, hang on! That-that can't be a reason.

    Bridget Jones: No, it's not a reason! But you're not perfect either! You look down your nose at absolutely everyone and you're incapable of doing anything spontaneous or potentially affectionate.

    [pause]

    Bridget Jones: It feels like you're waiting to find someone in the VIP room who's- who's so fantastic, just the way she is, that you don't need to fix her.

    Mark Darcy: Bridget, this is mad.

    Bridget Jones: And perhaps you thought you found her.

    [long pause]

    Bridget Jones: Do you *want* to marry me?

    [awkward silence]

    Mark Darcy: Look- I...

    Bridget Jones: You see, you can never muster the strength, to fight for me.

    [long silence. Mark opens his mouth and closes it again. Bridget walks out]