Madonna says she wasn't amused by M.I.A.'s gesture

Pop Superstar Madonna was not impressed by the rapper MIA flipping her middle finger during the Super Bowl set last weekend, branding children's movement and "irrelevant".

Madonna at half-time spectacular, which were watched by 111.3 million people in the U.S., he was haunted by the obscene gesture MIA, prompting officials from both the NBC TV Network and the National Football League to make statements of apology to the viewers.
Now, Madonna took up the controversy, confessing was unaware of the British rapper's stunt, and only found out about it, as she was leaving the stadium in Indianapolis.

In an interview with Ryan Seacrest on his radio show Friday, said: "I was really surprised, I did not know anything about it.

"I was not pleased, because for me ... I mean, I understand a little bit punk rock and everything, but for me, it was such a feeling of love, energy, and Positivity, and just seemed to be negative. I do not know, is one of the these things, is such a teenager ... unimportant things to do in one respect, but on the other hand, there was such a feeling of love and unity there, what was the point? It was just not there. '

In a separate chat with Carson Daly on Friday, Madonna said the MIA has since apologized for her bad behavior.
Madonna also revealed during her interview with Seacrest that her emotions almost the best of her, as she joined Cee-Lo and the 80-strong choir for the mapping group of the pop classic "Like a Prayer".

"I was stunned. It was really very emotional for me, almost started crying," she told Seacrest.

"I felt an incredible feeling, I know it sounds cheesy, but I love, warmth, love and support .... Everyone has the inclusion of their flashlights, hand in their phones, whatever .... To see the entire stadium lit up like candles ... It was like a religious experience, it was crazy. "
And Madonna admits that she did not want to leave the stage after the show was over to make room for the New York Giants and New England Patriots to resume the match for the championship.

She added: "And then, of course, that was the end of the show and do not want it to end. Why Giants and the Patriots have come back and play, why? I let him open up for me!"
But Madonna is to release a concert is over, because the preparation of almost sent the singer and her manager Guy Oseary on the edge.

She said: "I must say, preparing for the Super Bowl is one of the hardest things I've ever done. It was full of surprises and we had many, many problems along the way and my manager, the guy was here and he and I almost killed myself over him! It was like reaching the war and survival, and actually doing very well, winning the war! "