Madonna to speak to fans on Grindr
The Queen of Pop will host a conversation on the gay dating app
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Your support makes all the difference.Madonna is offering five of her biggest admirers a Valentine’s Day gift – the chance to 'date her' on Grindr.
The Queen of Pop is using the gay dating app as a platform for a new competition.
Fans have been instructed to recreate her album cover for Rebel Heart with them as the gagged star, and upload it as their Grindr profile picture alongside the hashtag #LivingForLove.
The deadline for entering a photograph is 11:59PM PST February 14th, 2015.
As well as being able to speak to the star, they will also receive a signed copy of the album.
via Snapchat last weekShe’s currently riding high in download charts across the world after releasing a further three new tracks today.
Madonna was forced to put out a number of her songs in December after 11 unfinished tracks appeared online.
In the deleted Instagram post, Madonna wrote: “This is artistic rape!! These are early leaked demos, half of which won’t make it on my album. The other half have changed and evolved.
“This is a form of terrorism. Wtf!!!! Why do people want to destroy artistic process??? Why steal? Why not give me the opportunity to finish and give you my very best?”
Her comments drew criticism from followers on social media, for appearing to trivialise sexual violence.
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