‘B**ch, please!’ Madonna tries to convince Fed-Ex that she really is Madonna
Who thought celebrities have such normal, regular problems? Here’s when Madonna was asked to establish she is Madonna.
music Updated: Sep 07, 2017 13:13 IST
When Madonna released her song ‘B**ch, I am Madonna’, she wouldn’t have thought she would have to use those words to convince a FedEx company that she was indeed Madonna. The Queen of Pop posted a grumpy selfie on social media, and wrote:
‘When you’ve been arguing with fed-ex all week that you really are Madonna and they still won’t release your package??!#b**chplease’
FedEx reached out to the singer on Twitter with a very generic message:
Hi, this is Julie. I would like to help. Please DM your delivery address, tracking & phone numbers. https://t.co/7vnSkvqx3r
— FedEx Help (@FedExHelp) September 5, 2017
People warned her from answering to Julie, in case she is a fan, and not a representative from FedEx:
How can we be sure that Julie *really* is FedEx help. Perhaps she should send us all her address, tracking and phone numbers...
— Martin Sykes-Haas (@martinsykeshaas) September 5, 2017
The post has garnered 15,015 retweets and 68,253 likes on Twitter. And had a flurry of reactions from people across social media. While people were mostly amazed that Madonna had to deal with such problems, there were others who gave a creative twist to her songs to suggest solutions.
They probably think you still want to do harm to @POTUS or don't recognize you with when you wear the pink hat
— Bama Greg (@bamagreg92) September 6, 2017
The Struggle is Real! 🤣❤️ pic.twitter.com/ylehVacrtd
— 🇧🏳️🌈 (@blurboi) September 5, 2017
It's a tough world out there. Hang in there, Madonna.
— Kim Chi (@KimChi_Chic) September 6, 2017
Did they think you were just some #BeautifulStranger?
— Johnny McVey 💿 (@mrjohnnymac18) September 5, 2017
Queen can't get a no @FedExHelp! Fix it pic.twitter.com/gLBarHhqPe
— Lauren. (@zaynmalikspuppy) September 5, 2017
Bitch @FedExHelp she's #Madonna pic.twitter.com/sfbJ8oJUJF
— Kyle McMahon (@KMacMusic) September 5, 2017
There were still others who were happy to see that famous people also struggle with problems like normal people.
The seven-time Grammy winner recently moved to Lisbon, Portugal after her 11-year-old son David Banda joined the Benfica football team youth academy.
