The Queen of Pop Madonna on Monday shared with her 18 million Instagram followers a rap song by Israeli reality TV star and singer Asaf Goren using samples from her famous speech at the latest Grammy Awards show.
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The Like a Prayer singer shared the video with a caption reading "If they call you dangerous", a phrase off of her speech used in the song, and a dynamite stick emoji.
The clip has amassed over 65,000 likes in less than two days, as the singer's followers showered Goren with praise, with some calling to adapt the short tune, which clocks in at under a minute, into a full-length song.
Goren first uploaded the video on Monday and wrote: "Madonna fans, where are you? A new song with the queen.”
The Israeli heartthrob is mainly known for his appearances on American television series RuPaul's Drag Race as part of its ensemble of scantily clad male models, known as the Pit Crew, but Goren has also been releasing songs under the stage name XTRDNRY and uploading short clips of himself rapping and singing over various bits of sound.
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Over the years, Madonna has been a fervent student of Kabbalah, which is a Jewish school of thought and a study of mysticism.
Despite her deep love for Jewish lore, she does not identify herself as Jewish. The singer elaborated on her theological outlook, saying that though she has studied Kabbalah and follows many religious practices affiliated with Judaism, such as observing the Sabbath and holding a bar mitzvah for her son, she has not converted to Judaism.