Madonna embarrasses the presenter by lifting her dress and showing her butt in a live interview

There's no denying that an interview with singer Madonna will never be normal. Jimmy Fallon say so. The presenter wasn't ready for all the daring that the star, who promotes the new film 'Madame X', brought to his show. The main star of the talk show 'The Tonight Show', the singer proved her own phrase in the attraction that "artists are here to disturb the peace".

Madonna played with Fallon's self-effacing style, which is somewhat withdrawn when an interviewee "passes the mark" on sensuality. As someone who has never had strings to play with, the singer took the opportunity to make the attraction for anything that was not censorship free. At one point, when the presenter was talking about how the star took risks, being, above all, a provocateur over the 40 years of her career, becoming a "good problem", Madonna then dragged the content off the top of the screen. presenter's table and lay face down on it, her short dress almost revealing too much.

With that, she began to slide her body across the table, which left him almost beside himself with anxiety and uncertainty about what to do. He finally decided to maybe take off his own jacket in an attempt to cover whatever else might show up there. However, Fallon's attitude only amused and inspired Madonna to take things even further. Slipping out of her desk, she scolded him, saying, "Nobody's going to see anything, my God!" She then lifted the back of her skirt on her way to a seat to make sure everyone would see something.

In the continuation of the interview, Jimmy brought up rumors that Madonna has a movie about her life in the works, but before he could ask the question, she made it very clear what terms are acceptable for such a project, starting with the genre of the film. production. "A visual autobiography," she called it. "Don't call it a biopic." Madonna confirmed that she decided to take on the task of telling her life story for a very simple reason. "Many people have tried to write movies about me, but they are always men," she exclaimed.

“Universal sent me a script and I read it. It was the most superficial crap I've ever read and I found out - I won't even say his name, but he's a total misogynist - he was directing, and I'm thinking, 'Why would these people make a movie about my life?' ", she said. "There is nothing of truth in the script. The guy who's doing this doesn't understand women, doesn't appreciate women, has no respect for women." And so she decided it was best to do it alone, telling Jimmy, "There's no one in this world who can make a better movie about me than me. That's just the truth."