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The thing is, at first I tried just doing it with some girls that they were gonna cast, and I didn’t feel comfortable. And so that’s how I came to the hook of that song. And I thought, “That’s what music does to people.” It really does bring people together, and it erases so much. And suddenly, people lost their inhibition and their politeness,and everyone was singing the songs and practically holding hands - you know what I mean? I mean, it really moved me. It ignited the room, and it brought everybody closer to the stage. But then, when he did the old Police songs - and it was just him and a guitar, and the lights came down - somehow the energy in the room changed. And people were pretty well-behaved and enthusiastically polite for stuff that he was doing off of his new album. I’m obsessed with checking out the audience and seeing how they react. He has a pretty mixed audience - I always look at audiences when I go to concerts. I went to see him in New York at the Beacon Theater. The song “Music,” the hook of the song - “Music makes people come together, and music makes the bourgeoisie and the rebel” - do you know where I got that idea? At a Sting concert. “Music” was twice nominated at the Grammy Awards of 2001, for Record of the Year and Best Female Pop Vocal Performance. We wanted to have some comedy in there and I wanted to do some animation. We had an idea to do a fun party video with her and her girls, make it a little bling and cowboy hats and all that. was pregnant and we didn’t want her to look pregnant - so we had to work around that. When we did the ‘Music’ video, it was a weird time. Years later, Åkerlund commented on the video: It stars English comedian Sacha Baron Cohen as his famous character Ali G, American actress Debi Mazar, and Madonna’s longtime backup singer, Niki Harris. The song’s music video was directed by Swedish director Jonas Åkerlund. The inspiration behind the track came from a Sting concert, where Madonna realised the effect that music has over people. A commercial success, it peaked at #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 as well as other charts all over the world. “Music” is the title track and first single from Madonna’s eight studio album.