Madonna has once again pushed the boundaries of social media by sharing topless selfies on Instagram.

In the pictures, she is seen wearing a white under-bust corset with lollipop and money-bag emojis covering her nipples.

The pop icon also posted a second snap in the same outfit, which she later deleted.

This time, she was leaning forward and text overlay reading “Went from candy to money” censored her Material Girls, according to TMZ.

In a third shot, she posed in a black leather corset with a candy emoji over her chest.

The 64-year-old singer has been revisiting her original “s**” era, a phase of her career that was characterized by soft-core pornographic photographs of her depicting S&M imagery.

She has been doing this in honor of the 30th anniversary of her coffee table book “s**” and the release of her album “Erotica” in October 1992.

Earlier this week, Madonna shared a selfie in which she appeared to be voguing while wearing vibrator necklaces from Crave, a “pleasure jewelry” brand.

Madonna’s Instagram posts have recently stirred controversy after it seemed like she was taking credit for the success of several recent s**ually explicit pop culture moments involving female superstars.

She claimed that she had spent years being interviewed by narrow-minded people who tried to shame her for empowering herself as a woman, but now Cardi B can sing about her WAP, Kim Kardashian can grace the cover of any magazine with her n^ked ass, and Miley Cyrus can come in like a wrecking ball.

Madonna concluded her statement by saying, “You’re welcome, bitches…🤡.”

Cardi B initially took offense to what she perceived as a flippant comment about her music, but the two music superstars apparently quickly reconciled via phone call.

Madonna has always been known for pushing boundaries, especially when it comes to s** and sexuality.

She first gained notoriety in the 1980s with her provocative music videos and live performances.

Madonna has always been a trailblazer, and her impact on pop culture is undeniable.

Her willingness to push boundaries and explore taboo subjects paved the way for other female artists to express themselves freely.

Madonna’s “s**” era may have been controversial, but it was also groundbreaking in its exploration of female sexuality and empowerment.