Asked by Extra

2,202 Votes

Which Madonna song is more iconic?

60%

Like a Virgin Like a Virgin

40%

Vogue Vogue

60%

Like a Virgin

7 Comments

Bonita D

I guess because it was one of her earliest songs and what helped launch her career.

Brian Klein

The controversy around the topic makes this one a bigger deal.

Jim Foley

Parodied and best vocals

Floki Thornburg

Like a Virgin was covered by Weird Al. I heard Weird Al's version first before I ever listened to Madonna.

Kerri Marvel

I went through my 20s listening to that song. It was considered to be so controversial at the time. I like the beat better than the other song in the poll.

Tracey Crowder

it was the most popular song ever

Alyssa Peters

I was 13 when this song and album was released. At the time, I didn't understand many of the lyrics at 13 years of age. The entire album fascinated me, yes I had this on vinyl. I was a huge fan fur years and years. I wore a college paper on Madonna and her contribution to the empowerment of women.

40%

Vogue

8 Comments

Stephen Fuller

DUDE Vogue was the All-time Dance, Party,get on the dance floor,Bob Ya Head Top down just What it Do song , YA HEARD!!!🙊🙉🙈😎

Theressa Funches Brown

Everyone was doing the vogue even men and every nationality

Cherokee Gresham

Vogue was agead of its time. Madonna also wasn't afraid to embrace AND defend what we call LGBTQIA+ today. In that regard, she gave ZERO F***S! That's a TRUE ICON!

Mike Aronow

Because it's possibly the only dance moves I can do.

Ken Weis

Is because I know it is the Song Vogue, cause I Dance to all of Madonna's songs

Rosemary Knowles

It is one of the most recognizable songs she has done. Without any doubt!

Darnella Miller

Ladies with an attitude, fellows that were in the mood. Don't just stand there let's get to it, strike a pose there's nothing to it. Vogue! "I mean come on... classic!"

Colleen Neumann

This song and video are a work of ART!!!

Which Norman Lear TV Show Was Your Favorite?

Asked by Extra

1,649 Votes

Which Norman Lear TV Show Was Your Favorite?

42%

"The Jeffersons" "The Jeffersons"

58%

"All in the Family" "All in the Family"

42%

"The Jeffersons"

20 Comments

Christine Smiley

A positive reflection of blacks not living in poverty.

J RICHIE

Funny, funny, funny, even within the serious episodes a unique funny was created.

Rena Lashley (Doobienay)

The were all great shows of course, it's Norman Lear's babies

Gloria Newton

I like them both but only could vote for 1

Michelle Acosta-Delgado

Duh, it was hilarious.

Latasha Perry

Because George Jefferson was sooo funny

Michelle Masters

My mom didn't like the character of Archie Bunker & the way he spoke to his wife. Plus she hated hearing Edith's whiney voice when she'd say "Charrrllliie" & that she was cast as an oblivious air-head. She wasn't much of a Jefferson's fan either since we lived in a rural area & they were city aprtmt

Tammie Andersen

I just like it better.

Phyllis Guenther Rock

So funny!

Ellen Jackson

George was never verbally abusive and disrespectful to Weezy. While Archie was those things as well as ignorant. As a child watching the show it always made me sad. Cause I would think about all the women being treated like that in real life.

Douglas Jones

It was a matter of pride to see my people on TV back then.

Kathy Katsarelis

I loved the characters. Who didn't love Weezy?

Elizabeth Kiss-Bahrey

I loved both shows , all the sitcoms from Norm Lear in the 70’s were the best , that’s when TV was so funny we had real clean comedy ,I would laugh hysterically every night . I don’t even watch tv except for the news because it’s all boring , nothing is funny . Bring all these shows back please

Venn Millieux

Growing up, my family and I watched this show together every week and the series left me with great familial memories.

Jay Jones II

I used to love to watch this show because it funny. 🤣

Sherrie Roundtree Santos

It showed me what I lived in poverty. However, it showed me what I could become as a mixed raced child, raised by my white grandmother...god bless her soul.

Janice Heyward

I love The Jeffersons! George was funny and he didn't take any crap from anyone. At that time he put a lot of prejudice white people in there place. The woman who played his mother was funny. His house keeper Florence was just as hilarious as George. The theme song Moving On Up was the best ever!

Nafesa E.

A show about black people being successful was enough for me. I loved watching this show as a child!

Keasha Griffiths

The Jeffersons was the best, you finally saw a black man who owned his own business fare n square.

Angela Shelby

I loved the show and use to watch it all the time as a kid. It was funny, just hilarious 😂

58%

"All in the Family"

10 Comments

jennifer cipalone

One of the greatest funniest shows!! There was no better comedy than those that He created may he rest in peace

Michelle LaRae

I can recall growing up watching this show. A lot of laughter went on while watching it. Then when the Jeffersons came out we watched that too. Again, with a lot of laughter! And before everyone goes freaking out about All In The Family for having a racist character in it, so did The Jeffersons!

Kathryn Teleri Schakel

None of the other shows would have existed had their characters not been developed in this show. Plus Carol O'Connor, a lifelong liberal, did a masterful job portraying his bigoted big mouth character. And Edith! Jean Stapleton was a genius & she perfectly offset Archie. I still ❤️ this show!

Jill Strother

Archie Bunker and the way he spoke to Meathead his son in law.

Elizabeth DeCarolis

such a funny show and it didn't hurt anyone

Donna Gray

A brand new one of a kind NEW type of TV series that was highly successful 👍🏻✅❤️

April Seitz-Brown

LEGENDARY AND COMFORTING!

Karen Meer

It was the original! Jefferson spun off of "all in the family". I love both shows but all in the family touched on so many serious issues of the day. Really the first of its kind. Edith with the menopause, Gloria and Feminism. Mike with Social justice and "loveable" bigot Archie!.

Tanya Keller

I watched it more & with my family & we still quote the show sometimes.

Rachel Huffine

I was a kid when it was on, but my parents - who were socially progressive for the times - watched it, and thus so did I. It was an education for me on the ways of society that I had yet to experience/observe for myself, I also enjoyed getting the same from his other shows as well!