Madonna Preaches 'Enjoy Your Body' With Raunchy Photo Clip

Madonna has another inspiring body positivity message for her fans!

The icon is known for her daring posts on social media, which almost got her banned from Instagram several times. Despite being trolled concerning her questionable behavior, she remains unmoved. Instead, she is intent on dropping a few gems of wisdom while shocking the public with the latest stripped-down and topless display of her flawless age-defying figure.

In a confident display, the 64-year-old teased fans with a nude shot of herself in a short clip with the audio, "Enjoy your body. Use it every way you can. Don't be afraid of it or what other people think of it. It is the greatest instrument you will ever own."

Following the words, the "Material Girl" singer posed with her arms on her head, helping to push out her ample chest, which was left entirely bare but for lollipop and cash bag emojis placed over her nipples.

The queen of pop did not leave the rest of her body uncovered as she wore a figure-hugging gold corset, cinching in her waist on top of high-waisted satin briefs. The "Gambler" singer wore her dyed red hair in loose waves down her chest alongside a light makeup look.

The following picture in the clip was a selfie taken from above to show her in sexy black lingerie consisting of a bra and underwear as she paired the look with a black cap and stacked necklaces. She stared into the camera with a sultry glare, and in the last slide, the artist chose to leave her bottom exposed as she lay with her back to the camera.

She wore only fishnet tights and sported blonde hair, long gloves, and nude heels. She left her derriere and top open as she lay on her side with only a cross on her back. She captioned the post, "Express yourself, don't repress yourself." 

The "Crazy for You" singer might have deemed herself the savior of sexual expression owing to the fact that she believes her book released thirty years ago, helped pave the way to artistic freedom.

The Blast shared that the model boasted about her influence on women's empowerment via her Instagram story. She credited her open-mindedness to all things provocative and refusal to be restrained sexually to the movement's success.

She especially credited her book S.E.X. which contained images of her naked, including expressions of different sexual orientations, for helping upcoming and experienced female influencers shed the burden of limiting themselves.  

"I also wrote about my sexual fantasies and shared my point of view about sexuality in an ironic way," Madonna added in the lengthy message. The actress explained that after releasing the book 30 years ago, she went through the horror of being interviewed by people she called "narrow-minded."

The "Body of Evidence" star noted that they disgraced her for trying to empower herself by calling her names like "a witch, whore, a heretic, and the devil." But because she went through all that successfully without giving up, it gave birth to new forms of expression for other females in the industry. The pop sensation ended the message by writing:

"Now Cardi B can sing about her W.A.P. Kim Kardashian can grace the cover of any magazine with her naked ass, and Miley Cyrus can come in like a wrecking ball. – You're welcome, b*tches."

Refusing to retire, Madonna reminded fans why she has always been popular by getting down and dirty in a new reggae-styled music video. The Blast shared that she hopped on a track, "Hung Up on Tokishca," with the Dominican rapper off her most recent album. 

In the four-minute clip, the "Vogue" singer wore several sexy outfits as she attempted to seduce the younger musician by kissing and grinding on her at several points. The 26-year-old also seemed up for it as she grabbed at the older star's body and even placed her head between her legs in the middle of a club scene.

Another scene saw Madonna twerking upside down for the "Linda" rapper alongside sultry moves as the video looked to have been filmed in the predominantly Dominican neighborhood of Washington Heights. Despite its extremely lewd content, the song did very well on the charts, landing in the top ten sections of the Billboard 200.