Madonna, who continues to violate the rules of practice with her naked posts, has been banned from broadcasting live on Instagram.
The 63-year-old singer expressed her anger Friday after discovering she couldn’t livestream to her 18 million followers on the app for “breaking community guidelines” with a follow-up message reminding users not to “spam.” ‘ or ‘nudity’.
“I’ve never worn so many clothes in my life,” said Madonna, sharing a video of the moment she found out she was blocked, even though the bold content had been removed from the app before.
Fuming: Madonna announced on Friday that she was banned from going live on Instagram after repeatedly violating the rules of practice with her nude posts.
He captioned the clip: “Not us!!!! violation of community rules…….’
In a video about their story, Madonna wondered if her post on NFT videos last week was the culprit, as it included graphic digital scans of her own vagina as well as footage showing her giving birth to bare trees, butterflies, and robotic centipedes. . .
After Madonna said ‘can’t talk’ she said, ‘They’re acting in a weird, very mysterious way because they don’t give me a reason. It’s like bureaucracy on the computer.
“I haven’t done anything lately, but nothing crazy has happened this week… it may be a delayed response from my NFTs from last week.
Removed: Madonna said, “I’ve never worn so many dresses,” but had previously removed bold content like this now censored image from the app
“Sorry to disappoint everyone, I couldn’t wait. I swear allegiance to the censors ».
Last week, Madonna was mocked on the internet after she shared her graphic NFT videos on social media platforms.
Madonna collaborated with digital artist, graphic artist and animator Beeple (real name Michael Joseph Winkelmann) to create three NFT videos, also known as immutable tokens, that leave little to the imagination.
Unimpressed: The 63-year-old singer expressed outrage after learning she couldn’t livestream to her 18 million followers on the app because it was “against community guidelines.”
Eliminated: Madonna shared a video where she learned she was blocked before exiting the app because she didn’t explain why
One of the more graphic aspects of the clips are the close-ups of the Like a Virgin singer’s vagina, which were captured using scans of the singer’s genitals, causing much controversy and outrage on social media.
The videos are not currently available on his Instagram page, but it is unclear whether it was removed from him or from Instagram.
In November, Madonna reacted to the photo-sharing app for deleting one of her nude posts.
In a lengthy thread, the hitmaker called the social media platform’s strict nudity policies “sexist” and compared the relentless social stigma surrounding the female nipple to “lies” told about the “peaceful” treatment of women. during Thanksgiving.
Shocking: Last week, Madonna was ridiculed online after she shared graphic NFT videos on social media platforms.
“I’m reposting photos that Instagram deleted without notice… The reason they told my management not to manage my account was because a small part of my nipple was exposed,” she began.
“It still amazes me that we live in a culture where every inch of a woman’s body can be seen except for one nipple. As if it were the only sexualizable part of a woman’s anatomy. Pacifier feeding baby!
‘A man’s nipple cannot be experienced erotically?? !! But what about the ass of a woman who has not been censored anywhere?
“I am grateful that I managed to stay sane during forty years of censorship… sexism… ageism and misogyny.
In perfect harmony with the lies we were brought up to believe that the pilgrims were peacefully breaking bread with the Indians when they landed on Plymouth Rock! God Bless America,” the singer-songwriter wrapped up before adding the hashtag “#artistsareheretodisturbthepeace.”
The official Instagram community guidelines clearly state that nudity is not allowed on the platform and female nipples fall under this umbrella.
There are exceptions to the rule, such as “breastfeeding photos, labor and delivery times, health-related situations (eg post mastectomy, breast cancer awareness or gender confirmation surgery) or protest”.
Nudity shown in paintings and sculptures is also allowed.
MailOnline reached out to Madonna and Instagram representatives for comment.
Fight: In November, Madonna removed the photo app after she deleted one of her nude posts and reposted the images with emojis to keep her modesty.
Source: Daily Mail
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