Madonna Sexually Assaults Concert Fan

Will people go after Madonna for what she did to a 17-year-old girl?

Madonna performed in Brisbane on Thursday. At the concert, she invited a fan, Josephine Georgiou, onstage for some conversation. Supposedly, Madonna had been eyeing her during the concert. Georgiou said in an interview with Australia’s The Courier Mail:

“Madonna had kind of noticed me and I thought she smiled at me while she was performing.

“Then, she talked to two guys at the side of stage and I thought I was imagining things but a lady came down and asked if I danced and if I knew the song Unapologetic B—ch.

“I said ‘f–k yeah’ and she asked ‘would you like to get up on stage?’ and I was like ‘Oh my God, yes’.”

Once onstage, Madonna told the crowd:

“She’s the kind of girl you just want to slap… On the a–… and pull…”

And right when she said that, she pulled Georgiou’s top down. Out came Georgiou’s breast. Madonna quickly responded, “Oh s–t, oh sorry, sexual harassment…You can do the same to me…”

People suggested Georgiou sue Madonna. To that, Georgiou responded,

“Seriously, why would I sue Madonna for the best moment of life?…

It was the best night.”

She also said:

“She was calling me a Victoria’s Secret model the whole time I was on stage, which is so flattering.”

Not only did Madonna sexually assault her, she’s a predator. Predators gain trust with young, innocent men and women with compliments and flattery. You don’t think so? Sexual predators have the “ability to charm, to be likeable, to radiate sincerity and truthfulness. This is crucial in gaining access to children, and the power of this tactic should not be underestimated.” Calling her a Victoria’s Secret model was straight from the predator’s playbook. Grooming someone doesn’t take years. It can take minutes.

Madonna also abused her position in the entertainment world and as a celebrity. We know celebs get away with a lot due to their place in the entertainment hierarchy. In that sense, they mimic those predators who use their positions of power to abuse children. You don’t think so? Read what else Georgiou said.

“It’s hilarious to me how much of a big deal it is to everyone – people just need to understand I was on stage in front of Madonna, I was looking her in eyes and most people would just melt into a pool on stage, so it was only because I was standing in front of her that I looked so surprised [bold for emphasis]. ”

Since it was Madonna, Georgiou can laugh it off. What if it was a university student at a downtown pub? What if they said the same thing as Madonna said, that he wanted to slap her on the ass and then pulled down her blouse? It’s pretty obvious what the result would be.

Even legal experts agree.

University of Queensland law expert Dr Paul Harper says on face value, pulling down a woman’s top in public to expose their breast is an act of sexual assault, if it’s non-consensual…

“The issue is, has the girl consented? By going up on stage you consent to some physical contact… you don’t expect to be exposed at a Madonna concert.

“If the woman doesn’t consent then it’s sexual assault.

Yet, here’s the twist.

Madonna’s been battling critics this whole week. Her performances in Australia haven’t received high praise. She’s appeared drunk onstage, shown up to concerts two hours late and while onstage, asks for someone to f**k her.  Audience members get to watch her crawl around onstage wearing tiny top hats.

She’s a mess right now. Yet that’s okay. Who says you can’t drink onstage, show up late and act like an idiot?

Madonna says you can’t. Well, she says you’re a sexist and misogynist if you do.

A few days ago, Madonna went on Instagram and tried to turn the tables on her critics.

Her caption read:

Thanks for supporting me. Too bad people don’t know the art of acting and playing a character. I could never do any of my shows high or drunk. And yes underlying all of this is sexism and mysongony which proves that not only do we not get equal pay bUt we are still treated like heretics if we step out of line and think outside the box! . Sexism is alive and kicking but i am ️#livingforlove

It’s ironic that criticism of her performances is misogyny. Yet, telling a 17-year-old you want to slap her ass, pulling down her corset and exposing her breasts to a stadium full of people isn’t. Is this part of her “character” also?

The point is, if it’s not misogyny or sexual assault to pull down a young girl’s shirt in Madonna’s world, it’s not misogyny or sexism to to tell her what a shitty performer she’s turned into.