Madonna shared a heavily filtered close-up video of her face as she lip synched along to The Queen remix of Beyonce's Break My Soul.
The pop queen, 63, showed off remarkably smooth features as she mouthed the words to her iconic song Vogue and Beyonce's Break My Soul track for the remix.
Madonna had perfectly styled long blonde hair for the short video and a filter which added false eyelashes, lipstick and sparkles.
Wacky: Madonna shared a filtered video of her face on TikTok and Instagram on Monday as she lip synced over both her and Beyonce's lines in The Queens Remix of Break My Soul
Is that you? Madonna had perfectly styled long blonde hair for the short video and a filter which added false eyelashes, lipstick and sparkles
She was sporting giant diamond hooped earrings and a Versace blazer which had giant safety pins attached to the front.
Hours before, Beyonce, 40, and Madonna appeared with one another in a racy shot in promotion of their new collaboration, Break My Soul (The Queens Remix).
In the black and white image, Madonna posted to Instagram, Beyonce was seen lying on her side in an ensemble of pasties and sheer pieces.
As she was: Madonna pictured in a still from Desperately Seeking Susan in 1985
She had her wavy locks parted and wore heels in the promotional image, in which she was situated next to a pair of disco balls.
Madonna was seen donning a light bustier with fishnet stockings and a furry white coat draped along her shoulders.
The Material Girl wore what appeared to be dozens of sparkling jewels draped around her neck with her trademark blonde locks styled to the side. She was seen with her hand on the jaw of a translucent horse in the glamourous image.
Acclaimed: Beyonce released the collaboration with pop icon Madonna on Friday, her latest in a string of remixes. While it is technically a new song, Variety reported that Madonna didn't seem to record anything new for the remix
Beyonce released the collaboration with pop icon Madonna on Friday, her latest in a string of remixes. While it is technically a new song, Variety reported that Madonna didn't seem to record anything new for the remix.
She may have added a few new spoken words to the song, but much of her singing was apparently pulled from her hit 1990 track Vogue.
The song, titled Break My Soul (The Queens Remix), can be purchased via Beyoncé's website for $1.29. Beyonce had already performed remixes of the song Break My Soul with Will.I.Am, Terry Hunter, Honey Dijon and Nita Aviance.
The latest: Beyonce, 40, and Madonna, 63, appeared with one another in a racy shot in promotion of their new collaboration, Break My Soul (The Queens Remix). Madonna posted the image to her Instagram account Sunday
While fans can buy it on the website and have it emailed directly, it is not currently streaming on any of the popular streamers.
There is no news yet on whether or not the song will ultimately be available via streaming services like Spotify or Apple Music.
Renaissance debuted in the top spot on the Billboard 200 albums chart, marking the best-selling week from a female artist this year, and second best-selling of the year. Renaissance sold 332,000 equivalent album units in the week through August 4, Billboard reported, citing stats from Luminate.
The album is also receiving rave reviews, as it has 93 percent on Metascore on review aggregator Metacritic after 20 reviews of the album.
Remix: Beyoncé, 40, released a collaboration with pop icon Madonna, 63, on Friday, her latest in a string of remixes (pictured 2021)
Old soundbites: She may have added a few new spoken words to the song, but much of her singing was apparently pulled from Madonna's hit 1990 track Vogue (pictured 2021)
Via Daily mail UK
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