She pushed the envelope and reinvented herself. She's still on top of her craft. 20 years down the line, she's very, very small. She does have a vision and she sticks to it. The fundamental, I think, is a very, very, very tongue-to-lucky. I'm in charge of all the creative. From the concept, how the show goes from beginning to end, how everything looks from Madonna, which is going to wear. She's going to play through your pregnancy, and Madonna's guitar. It's about three and a half months to actually put together. Three, four. Madonna has different personas she inhabits through the course of the concert. Can you explain what they are? Through the years, her whole career, she's been taking on characters. And that was the whole I gave here. It was just to revisit some of those things that she's been in the past. For instance, the Gacha. We have the country ensemble, the Gypsy Spanish section, the opening, which is straight, punk, rock, hardcore. Like, you've never seen Madonna before playing a guitar. Electric guitar, she rocked this, by the way. She's got to jump up and down, non-stop for two hours. Yes, you feel like a bit beat, not doing a show tonight. But you're with family. You've got Donna and Nikki on the stage. All your dancers. That's true. I do have a lot of support. I think the one thing I really noticed is, she and I, and as well as Donna, we became women together. That's probably one of the biggest lessons is to look at her and go, you know, look at all this time we've been together, and we're still doing it, and they're still like it. We have such a familiarity. We've been together so long. We didn't rehearse holiday that much together. We know we're to stand with each other. It's just always there. It's automatic. We're all in the pink food show right now. Yeah, and then you've got to do your 16-need-bens, which I count on. Yes. They show you guys great. So, act natural. After doing, you know, in all these two hours show, the final thing that we have to do is 16-deep-need-bens, and sing. I go into like a vinn kind of trance, and just let God lift me up through the whole thing. Are you looking forward to the show and Detroit? We're on an HBO. Yeah, I am. I'm looking forward to my dancing show. Yeah, we're a little family coming up to do that. Definitely. I've had fun playing the scene in 20 years. The show that you would put on in Detroit will be 150% better than every other show on the tour, which I've already brilliant. What's it like performing with Madonna? You're getting a chance to work with the premiere artist. It's like a dream come true. She wants to always be different, and that's cool. Why she is where she is is because she is a perfectionist, and she's meticulous, and she's very intelligent, and she knows what to do to make a good show. I feel so blessed I get to play all these different parts in her show. Hey, this is today. Being able to put on costume and a lot of makeup and just, you know, come out there with an attitude I love that. What was surprised people about Madonna? She's funny. She's got a good sense of humor. Oh, exactly, totally. And you should watch her do yoga. No, she gets in some positions that you're like, Yeah, you do, yeah. Tomorrow, you can't do it. I can't do it. You have to stop me dancing. Wow, she's good. I'm trying to learn the burn man. Four and four. You have this relationship. Can you tell me a little bit about what the audition process was like? You went to one room, and then you did a combination, and they cut, and then you went to another room. It was very narrow-racking, especially in New York, because 5,000 people showed up. That got against... And then if you got kept, you got to dance from Madonna. She's watching you, they mean knowing how she is, like, just... Nope, yes, nope, like that. It's like, whoa. Yeah. Yeah. Are there any pre-show rituals? When we get together in a group, we just say what we feel, and get it out. So when we get up there, we have all the energy in the world. What are the challenges that you're going to have to translate this amazing stage show to the television? Our biggest challenges in maintaining the vision that has been created by Madonna and the show director. There's a lot of new songs in the show, and so just to see the reaction, I think, of the audience. That's the most exciting part for me. And to see Madonna having a great time, she's kicking ass. She's doing what she does best, and she's enjoying herself. I want the viewer to feel that they're actually in that audience. We've got the show down so well, and it's so consistent. I'm sure there'll be a lot of energy. I'm going to put the viewer at home in the best state, and in every state in Detroit.