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Madonna fandom refers to the fan community of American singer-songwriter Madonna. She appeals and encompasses to different audiences, thus her fandom is composed by different types of level-interested person, and for which she gained a cult status amongst different audiences according to professor Sheila Jeffreys. Unlike others fandoms, her fan base does not have an official moniker, although "Madonna wannabe" became a popular media label to talk about her fans. The fanaticism surrounding the singer, and also called Madonnamania initiated no later than 1985. She produced various consecutive successful singles in various major music markets, established numerous international records and impacted the fashion industry. Millions of her female fans were dressing like Madonna around the world a