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“4 Minutes” Single by Madonna featuring Justin Timberlake & Timbaland[1] from the album Hard Candy B-side Ring My Bell (Non-LP Track) / US 7" white vinyl Released March 17, 2008 (2008-03-17) (see release history) Recorded 2007 Genre Dance-pop, R&B, hip hop, urban Length 4:04 (album version) 3:10 (radio edit) Label Warner Bros. Writer(s) Madonna, Nate "Danja" Hills, Timothy "Timbaland" Mosley, Justin Timberlake Producer Timbaland, Danja, Justin Timberlake Certification (see worldwide sales) Madonna singles chronology "Hey You" (2007) "4 Minutes" (2008) "Give It 2 Me" (2008) Justin Timberlake singles chronology "Release" (2008) "4 Minutes" (2008) "Steppin Out Tonight" (2009) Timbaland singles chronology "Elevator" (2008) "4 Minutes" (2008) "Dangerous" (2008) "4 Minutes" is a song by American singer-songwriter Madonna from her eleventh studio album Hard Candy. It was released as the lead single from the album on March 17, 2008 by Warner Bros. Records and features American singer-songwriter Justin Timberlake and Timbaland who also co-wrote and produced the song. It was mixed by Demacio Castellon.[2] The single scored Madonna her 37th Billboard Hot 100 Top 10 hit, making her the artist with the most Top 10 hits in the history of the chart, surpassing Elvis Presley.[3] In the UK, she retained her record for the most number one singles for a female artist, this being her 13th.[4] The video has been one of the most watched videos on YouTube in 2008, and the most watched video of Madonna's career, with just under 51.5 million views in just 6 months, as of October 22nd, 2008. [5]




Contents 1 Song information 2 Reception 2.1 Radio success 3 Chart performance 4 Music video 5 Track listings and formats 6 Release history 7 Charts 7.1 Worldwide sales 8 References [edit] Song information The song is sometimes referred to as "4 Minutes to Save the World", including by Madonna herself.[6] The song received its first airing when co-producer Timbaland played part of the song at a concert on December 16, 2007 in Philadelphia.[7] After brief appearances on YouTube and Perez Hilton, Warner Bros. quickly got the clips removed for copyright infringement.[8] Additionally, part of the song was played on a French radio station on February 29, 2008, later leaking online as a radio rip from the broadcast.[9] Despite the title, the song lasts slightly more than four minutes while the radio version lasts around 3 minutes. The single officially debuted on radio on March 17, 2008, and was released digitally in the UK on the same day. It was released digitally worldwide (except USA) on March 18, 2008 and in the US on March 25, 2008.[citation needed] The song was also used for a television advertisement for Sunsilk that began to air on March 17.[10] The song was also included in the 2008 film Get Smart as well as being used in the end credits (and here is where the "4 Minutes to Save the World" title comes into play: in the film, the song is used to relay a message to Maxwell Smart about a bomb that's about to detonate in the Walt Disney Concert Hall). The Music Video has been viewed over 51 million times as of October 8th, 2008. [11] The song was performed during

the Hard Candy Promo Tour and the Sticky & Sweet World Tour. [edit] Reception The Rolling Stone magazine described the song as having "a marching band aesthetic as blasting brass play a scale-like riff", and called the song "a loud, busy, energetic track."[7] Billboard magazine reviewer and editor Chuck Taylor said that with the song Madonna "is poised to score her first top 10 hit since 2005's 'Hung Up.' ... There's an awful lot going on in the busy dance track ... but the trade-off chorus between Madge and Justin ... is hooky enough unto itself to sell the song."[12] BBC Music described "4 Minutes" as sounding "so futuristic it could realistically have been beamed in from the end of the world."[13] "4 Minutes" was called one of Hard Candy's saviors by The Independent, who noted that "the Mardi Gras marching-band bumping rumbustiously along" is one of the album's "most ambitious offerings."[14] Heidi Kotanski of Common Sense Media wrote, "While the afrobeat horn breaks drive the energy of the single, Madonna takes back stage to Timberlake's best impersonation of Michael Jackson and the overpowering erratic electronic sounds signature of Timbaland's production."[15] Chris Sosa of Musicouch described the song as "big, loud, and borderline obnoxious" but still mainting a "summer-anthem quality".[16] [edit] Radio success The single broke a record in Canada when it debuted at number one on the Canadian CHR Audience chart. This was the first time any single debuted at the top of the chart. The song entered Canada's CHR Spin's Chart at number 5, the second song to debut within the Top 10. This song also entered Canada's All Format Audience chart at number 2, the highest debut ever on the chart.[17] "4 Minutes" debuted at number twenty-three on United States' CHR/Top 40 National Airplay radio chart. It was also that chart's most added song of the week, with over seventy new stations.[18] "4 Minutes" debuted at number eighteen on the Radio & Records Pop Chart on March 26, 2008.[18] [edit] Chart performance "4 Minutes" has topped the charts in Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Malaysia, Netherlands, Norway, Romania, South Africa, Spain, Switzerland, Turkey and the United Kingdom and reached the Top 5 in Austria, France, Japan, Russia, Sweden and the United States, becoming Madonna's first chart-topper single in two years since "Sorry" and one of her most successful releases in her career. "4 Minutes" has also become a success in Oceania. "4 Minutes" made its debut at number-three on the Australian ARIA Singles Chart, and ascended to its peak at number-one two weeks later, where it spent three consecutive weeks. [19] "4 Minutes" has since been certified Platinum by ARIA for sales in excess of 70,000 copies. [20] In New Zealand "4 Minutes" made its debut at number-fifteen on the New Zealand RIANZ Singles Chart, and ascended into the top ten in its third week on the chart. "4 Minutes" eventually reached its peak at number-three in its fifth week.[21] "4 Minutes" is certified Gold by RIANZ for sales in excess of 7,500 copies. "4 Minutes" Madonna's 61st UK hit single made its debut on the Official UK Singles Chart at number-seven on March 23, 2008 based on download sales alone.[22] On April 20, 2008, 5 weeks after release it finally made No.1, "4 Minutes" became Madonna's record-breaking 13th number one single, and spent four consecutive weeks at number-one. To date, "4 Minutes" has sold 411,060+ downloads/singles in the UK and is so far the 5th best selling single in the UK of 2008. "4 Minutes" is

also her most successful single in the US to date. [23] "4 Minutes" became Madonna's first Top 10 hit on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 since "Hung Up" in 2005 and her highest-charting U.S. single since "Music" in 2000. With the song Madonna scored her 37th Billboard Hot 100 Top 10 hit, making her the artist with the most Top 10 hits in the history of the chart, surpassing Elvis Presley.[24] Based on its first week of airplay, the song made its debut on the U.S. Mediabase Top 40/Pop Airplay Chart at number 23 with an airplay bullet of over 2000.[25] The single jumped from number 68 to number three on the Billboard Hot 100, spurred by digital download sales. The song sold 217,000 in its first week of wide release and entered the Hot Digital Songs chart at number two. The single has reached number one on both Hot Digital Songs and Hot Digital Tracks. It has sold over 2,000,000 downloads in only a few weeks, and was certified Platinum by the RIAA on June 12, 2008. It is Madonna's first Platinum single since Hung Up.[26] In July of 2008, it reached double platinum status in the US. Her last single to reach double platinum status was Vogue.[27][28] In Spain, the single was certified 3x Platinum for more than 60,000 downloads.[29] [edit] Music video This article or section may contain original research or unverified claims. Please improve the article by adding references. See the talk page for details. (April 2008) Still from the music video showing Madonna and Justin Timberlake singing while the black background catches up, showing Timberlake's insides.The music video was filmed in four days at Black Island Studios in London: January 30, 2008 with Timbaland and from January 31 to February 2, 2008 with Madonna and Timberlake, directed by French duo Jonas & François (Justice's "D.A.N.C.E."),[30] with choreography by Jamie King.[7] The music video begins with Timbaland performing his opening lines, in front of a screen showing exactly four minutes in the format of minutes:seconds:frames (SMPTE). A black graphic line seems to destroy his speaker equipment, turning the vibrating part to dust, and liquefying the volume knob. After some brief scenes of Madonna and Timberlake standing faced back to the camera, it shows Madonna leaning on car while pushing it back into a house where Timberlake and Madonna both sing while removing a piece of clothing as the black graphic line that supposedly has 'got' Timbaland follows them both, the people living in the house seem oblivious to the black crystalline background as it turns their skin and part of their flesh transparent. Madonna and Timberlake then jump out the window (the fact that the house is just a set is not hidden as the other side of the window is shown to be a set) and end up in car junk yard where they begin to dance and evade the black shapes at the same time, as a dancing duo stand on top of a car (Japanese hip-hop dancing duo "Hamutsun Serve"[31]). Their fate is unknown, but supposedly they are eaten away by the black background as well. After this they both run into a supermarket while the same black background follows them, Madonna and Timberlake begin singing in the aisle of the supermarket while shoppers carry on as normal. Madonna and Timberlake move on to start dancing on the conveyor belt at the checkouts. Madonna is then seen (legs only) walking through an office building while the black background stalks her. They then run into a bathroom and remove another piece of clothing while the black background follows outside, they then run out of the bathroom and appear to walk in to the same room Timbaland was seen in before, they immediately start performing choreography in front of the screen, now counting down from four minutes. They continually dance and remove a final piece of clothing from each other as the black background comes at them from both sides. The video ends with the black background finally catching up to them while they stop dancing and move closer to each other, as it starts to turn their skin and flesh transparent, Timberlake's chest disappearing to reveal his ribcage, and the right of Madonna's jaw disappearing. The music video was released in some countries on iTunes Store on April 3, 2008. It also made a television premiere on MuchMusic at midnight on April 6, 2008 and on MTV's TRL on April 7, 2008. The video has been nominated for a VMA at the 2008

MTV Video Music Awards in the "Best Dancing In A Video" category As of October 15, 2008, the video is the 19th most watched video on YouTube[32] and the 11th most watched music video by an artist on YouTube.[33] Directors: Jonas & François Producer: Greg Panteix Director of Photography: Dan Landin Editor: Danny Tull Production Company: 75 [edit] Track listings and formats 4 Minutes was released in a staggering amount of formats, and unusually, each format was accorded a separate release date. In the UK, almost two months separated the release of the song as a download and the final format release of a 12" picture disc.[34] UK CD 1 (slimline jewelcase)(2-471292 0-5439-19939-5-3) "4 Minutes" (Album Version) — 4:04 "4 Minutes" (Bob Sinclar Space Funk Remix) — 5:39 UK / AUS CD Single (slimline jewelcase) "4 Minutes" (Album Version) — 4:04 "4 Minutes" (Bob Sinclar Space Funk Remix) — 5:39 "4 Minutes" (Junkie XL Remix) — 6:16 UK 12" Vinyl (Picture Disc)(0-9362-49860-1-0) A1. "4 Minutes" (Radio Edit) — 3:10 A2. "4 Minutes" (Bob Sinclar Space Funk Edit) — 4:57 B1. "4 Minutes" (Junkie XL Remix Edit) — 4:39 B2. "4 Minutes" (Tracy Young House Radio) — 3:33 International CD Single (cardsleeve)(2-471356 0-5439-19939-4-6) "4 Minutes" (Album Version) — 4:04 "4 Minutes" (Bob Sinclar Space Funk Remix) — 5:39 US 7 TRACK PROMOTIONAL CD "4 Minutes" Same 6 tracks as US Maxi-Single but includes the otherwise unavailable (Tracy Young House Dub) — 7:54 EU / US Maxi CD Single (2-463036 0-9362-49871-2-3) "4 Minutes" (Bob Sinclar Space Funk Remix) — 5:39 "4 Minutes" (Junkie XL Remix) — 6:16 "4 Minutes" (Tracy Young House Mix) — 7:55 "4 Minutes" (Peter Saves Paris Remix) — 8:52 (misprinted as 8:37) "4 Minutes" (Rebirth Remix) — 7:57 "4 Minutes" (Junkie XL Dirty Dub) — 4:52 U.S. Digital Maxi Single "4 Minutes" (Edit) — 3:11 "4 Minutes" (Peter Saves Paris Edit) — 4;49 "4 Minutes" (Bob Sinclar Space Funk Edit) — 3:23 "4 Minutes" (Junkie XL Dirty Dub Edit) — 4:05 U.S. 2 x 12" Vinyl (Special Jacket)(0-463228 0-9362-49870-9-3) A1. "4 Minutes" (Bob Sinclar Space Funk Remix) — 5:39 A2. "4 Minutes" (Peter Saves Paris Remix) — 8:52 (misprinted as 8:37) B1. "4 Minutes" (Tracy Young House Mix) — 7:55 B2. "4 Minutes" (Junkie XL Dirty Dub) — 4:52 C1. "4 Minutes" (Album Version) — 4:05 C2. "4 Minutes" (Rebirth Remix) — 7:57 D1. "4 Minutes" (Junkie XL Remix) — 6:16 [edit] Release history Region Date Format Germany[35] April 11, 2008 CD France[36] April 14, 2008 CD Australia[37][38] March 17, 2008 Digital download April 18, 2008[39] Remixes Digital download April 19, 2008 CD United Kingdom[40][41] March 17, 2008 Digital download April 21, 2008 CD June 2, 2008 12" Picture disc [42] Worldwide March 18, 2008 Digital download United States[43] March 25, 2008 Digital download April 15, 2008 Remixes Digital download April 29, 2008 CD single [edit] Charts Chart (2008) Peak Position Australian ARIA Singles Chart[44] 1 Austrian Singles Chart[45] 2 Belgian (Flanders) Singles Chart[46] 1 Belgian (Wallonia) Singles Chart[47] 1 Canadian Hot 100[48] 1 Dutch Singles Chart[49] 1 Billboard Eurochart Hot 100[50] 1 Finnish Singles Chart[51] 1 Finnish Download Chart[52] 1 French Singles Chart[53] 1 German Singles Chart[54] 1 Greek IFPI Singles Chart[55] 1 Israeli Singles Chart[56] 1 Italian FIMI Singles Chart[57] 1 Japanese

Oricon International Singles Chart[58] 1 New Zealand Singles Chart[59] 3 Norway Singles Top 20[60] 1 México Top 100 Singles Chart[61] 1 Norwegian Singles Chart[62] 1 Polish National Top 50[63] 1 Portuguese National Top 50 1 Romanian Top 100[64] 1 Russian Airplay Chart[65] 5 Spanish Singles Chart[66] 1 Swiss Singles Chart[67] 1 Turkey Top 20 Chart[68] 1 UK Singles Chart[69] 1 U.S. Billboard Hot 100[70] 3 U.S. Billboard Pop 100[71] 2 U.S. Billboard Hot Dance Club Play[72] 1 U.S. Billboard Hot Dance Airplay 1 [edit] Worldwide sales Country Certification Sales Digital Singles Australia Platinum 70,000[44] Belgium Gold 15,000[73] Canada Platinum 126,591[74][75] Denmark 2x Platinum 30,000[76] France 108,000+[75] Germany Platinum 300,000+[77] Norway Platinum 50,000 New Zealand Gold[78] 7,500+ Spain 3 x Platinum 60,000[79] Sweden Gold 10,000[80] U.K. Gold 419,710+[81] U.S. 2x Platinum[82] 2,255,032 20,000[75][83] Preceded by "Bleeding Love" by Leona Lewis Billboard Hot Dance Airplay number-one single June 6, 2008 Succeeded by "Pocketful of Sunshine" by Natasha Bedingfield Preceded by "Bleeding Love" by Leona Lewis Canadian Hot 100 number-one single (first run) April 12, 2008 Succeeded by "Take a Bow" by Rihanna Preceded by "Chasing Pavements" by Adele Norwegian VG-lista Singles Chart number-one single (first run) March 25, 2008 - April 15, 2008 Succeeded by "Mercy" by "Duffy" Preceded by "Touch My Body" by Mariah Carey Billboard Dance Club Play number-one single May 17, 2008 Succeeded by "Pocketful of Sunshine" by Natasha Bedingfield Preceded by "Il Mondo Che Vorrei" by Vasco Rossi Italian FIMI Singles Chart number-one single April 5, 2008 Succeeded by "A Te" by Jovanotti Preceded by "Nie Kłam, że Kochasz Mnie" by Ewelina Flinta & Łukasz Zagrobelny Polish National Top 50 number-one single April 19, 2008 - June 21, 2008 Succeeded by "Better in Time" by Leona Lewis Preceded by "American Boy" by Estelle featuring Kanye West UK Singles Chart number-one single April 20, 2008 - July 6, 2008 Succeeded by "That's Not My Name" by The Ting Tings Preceded by "Mercy" by Duffy German Singles Chart number-one single April 25, 2008 - May 15, 2008 Succeeded by "Summer Love" by Mark Medlock Eurochart Hot 100 number-one single May 3, 2008 - June 14, 2008 Succeeded by "Mercy" by Duffy Preceded by "Il avait les mots" by Sheryfa Luna Belgian (Wallonia) number-one single April 26, 2008 - May 24, 2008 Succeeded by "No Stress" by Laurent Wolf Preceded by "Low" by Flo Rida featuring T-Pain Australian ARIA Singles Chart number-one single April 28, 2008 - May 19, 2008 Succeeded by "Sweet About Me" by Gabriella Cilmi Preceded by "Lost Highway" by Kurt Nilsen featuring Willie Nelson Norwegian VG-lista Singles Chart number-one single (second run) May 13, 2008 - May 20, 2008 Succeeded by "Scared of Heights" by Espen Lind Preceded by "Wit Licht" by Marco Borsato Dutch Top 40 number-one single May 24, 2008 - May 31, 2008 Succeeded by "This Is the Life" by Amy Macdonald Preceded by "Take a Bow" by Rihanna Canadian Hot 100 number-one single (second run) May 31, 2008 - June 14, 2008 Succeeded by "I Kissed a Girl" by Katy Perry Preceded by "Bicho de Ciudad" by Los Piojos Argentina Top 40 number-one song May 23, 2008 Succeeded by "Si No Te Hubieras Ido" by Maná Preceded by "Brasil" by Tom Boxer & Fly Project Romanian Singles Chart number-one single (first run) May 26, 2008 - June 1, 2008 Succeeded by "In My Arms" by Kylie Minogue Preceded by "Gotas de Agua Dulce" by Juanes Latin America Top 40 number-one song (first run) May 26, 2008 - June 14, 2008 Succeeded by "Take a Bow" by Rihanna Preceded by "In My Arms" by Kylie Minogue Romanian Singles Chart number-one single (second run) June 9, 2008 Succeeded by "Ride It" by Jay Sean [edit] References ^ (2008) Album notes for Hard Candy by Madonna, p. ? [back cover]. Warner Bros.. Hard Candy at MusicBrainz. ^ Paul

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Top 40 - Hitparade Österreich ^ ultratop.be - Madonna & Justin - 4 Minutes ^ ultratop.be - Madonna & Justin - 4 Minutes ^ Billboard- Updated Album Charts from the most Trusted Music Magazine ^ Dutch Singles Chart ^ Billboard- Updated Album Charts from the most Trusted Music Magazine ^ Finnish Singles Chart ^ Latauslista.fi: Artistit - Madonna Feat. Justin Timberlake ^ French Singles Chart ^ Germany Singles Top 100 - Music Charts ^ Greek IFPI Singles Chart ^ המצעד המצעד הבינלאומי של גלגל''צ ^ Italian Singles Chart ^ ランキング-ORICON STYLE ^ New Zealand Top 40 - Music Charts ^ Norway Singles Top 20 - Music Charts ^ AmericaTop100.com - Las Listas Oficiales del Continente Americano ^ VG Nett - VG-lista - UKENS SINGLELISTE ^ Polish National Top 50 - Hitfiles ^ "Romanian Top 100" Please see "Issue 20" of the year 2008 ^ Russian Airplay Chart Retrieved August 21, 2008 ^ [1] ^ Madonna & Justin - 4 Minutes - swisscharts.com ^ Turkey Top 20 Chart Retrieved May 29, 2008 ^ The Official UK Charts Company : TOP 100 SINGLES CHART ^ Mariah, Madonna Make Billboard Chart History ^ Top Music Charts - Hot 100 - Billboard 200 - Music Genre Sales ^ Number One Dance Hits - Billboard Hot Dance Club Play ^ ultratop.be - ULTRATOP BELGIAN CHARTS ^ Best Selling Canada Digital Sales Jan-Sept/2008 ^ a b c 4 Minutes around the world ^ hitlisten.nu ^ Bundesverband Musikindustrie: Aktuell ^ RIANZ ^ LISTA DE DESCARGAS DE CANCIONES PROMUSICAE ^ www.sverigetopplistan.se ^ Music Week - The music industry's fastest and most comprehensive data service ^ 4 Minutes RIAA Certification ^ Billboard.com offers Entertainment News for Music Executives and Fans [show]v • d • eMadonna Studio albums Madonna (1983) · Like a Virgin (1984) · True Blue (1986) · Like a Prayer (1989) · Erotica (1992) · Bedtime Stories (1994) · Ray of Light (1998) · Music (2000) · American Life (2003) · Confessions on a Dance Floor (2005) · Hard Candy (2008) Compilations You Can Dance (1987) · The Immaculate Collection (1990) · Something to Remember (1995) · GHV2 (2001) · Remixed & Revisited (2003) Soundtrack albums Vision Quest (1985) · Who's That Girl (1987) · I'm Breathless - Music from and Inspired by the film Dick Tracy (1990) · With Honors (1994) · Evita (1996) · Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me (1999) · The Next Best Thing (2000) · Die Another Day (2002) Live videos and albums Live - The Virgin Tour (1985) · Who's That Girl - Live In Japan (1987) · Ciao, Italia! - Live from Italy (1988) · Blond Ambition - Japan Tour 90 (1990) · Live! - Blond Ambition World Tour 90 (1990) · Truth or Dare (aka In Bed with Madonna) (1991) · The Girlie Show - Live Down Under (1994) · Drowned World Tour 2001 (2001) · I'm Going to Tell You a Secret (2006) · The Confessions Tour (2007) Video compilations and singles Madonna (1984) · "Papa Don't Preach" (1986) · It's That Girl (1987) · She's Breathless (1990) · The Immaculate Collection (1990) · "Justify My Love" (1990) · "Ray of Light" (1998) · Rays of Light (1999) · The Video Collection 93:99 (1999) · The Madonna Collection (2000) · The Ultimate Collection (2000) · "Music" (2000) · "What It Feels Like for a Girl" (2001) Concert tours The Virgin Tour (1985) · Who's That Girl (1987) · Blond Ambition (1990) · The Girlie Show (1993) · Drowned World (2001) · Re-invention (2004) · Confessions (2006) · Sticky & Sweet (2008) Filmography A Certain Sacrifice (1985) · Vision Quest a.k.a. Crazy For You (1985) · Desperately Seeking Susan (1985) · Shanghai Surprise (1986) · Who's That Girl (1987) · Bloodhounds of Broadway (1989) · Dick Tracy (1990) · Truth or Dare aka In Bed with Madonna (1991) · Shadows and Fog (1992) · A League of Their Own (1992) · Body of Evidence (1993) · Dangerous Game aka Snake Eyes (1993) · Blue in the Face (1995) · Four Rooms (1995) Girl 6 (1996) · Evita (1996) · The Next Best Thing (2000) · Swept Away

(2002) · Die Another Day (2002) · I'm Going to Tell You a Secret (2005) · Arthur and the Invisibles (2006) · I Am Because We Are (2008) · Filth and Wisdom (2008) Related topics Albums · Singles · Videography · Filmography · Music from Motion Pictures · Awards · Bibliography · Music Video & DVD Videography · Unreleased songs · Madonna as gay icon · Madonna Studies · Raising Malawi · Live Nation · Maverick · Warner Bros. Records · Sire Records [show]v • d • eMadonna singles discography Madonna "Everybody" (1982) · "Burning Up" (1983) · "Holiday" (1983/1984/1985/1991/1999) · "Lucky Star" (1983/1984) · "Borderline" (1984/1986) Like a Virgin "Like a Virgin" (1984) · "Material Girl" (1985) · "Angel"(1985) · "Into the Groove" (1985) · "Dress You Up" (1985) · "Love Don't Live Here Anymore" (1986) True Blue "Live to Tell" (1986) · "Papa Don't Preach" (1986) · "True Blue" (1986) · "Open Your Heart" (1986) · "La Isla Bonita" (1987) Who's That Girl "Who's That Girl" (1987) · "Causing a Commotion" (1987) · "The Look of Love" (1987) You Can Dance "Spotlight" (1988) Like a Prayer "Like a Prayer" (1989) · "Express Yourself" (1989) · "Cherish" (1989) · "Oh Father" (1989/1995) · "Dear Jessie" (1989) · "Keep It Together" (1990) I'm Breathless "Vogue" (1990) · "Hanky Panky" (1990) The Immaculate Collection "Justify My Love" (1990) · "Crazy for You (Remix)" (1991) · "Rescue Me" (1991) · "Holiday"/"The Holiday Collection" (1991) Erotica "Erotica" (1992) · "Deeper and Deeper" (1992) · "Bad Girl" (1993) · "Fever" (1993) · "Rain" (1993) · "Bye Bye Baby" (1993) Bedtime Stories "Secret" (1994) · "Take a Bow" (1994) · "Bedtime Story" (1995) · "Human Nature" (1995) Something to Remember "You'll See" (1995) · "Oh Father" (1995) · "One More Chance" (1996) · "Love Don't Live Here Anymore (Remix)" (1996) Evita "You Must Love Me" (1996) · "Don't Cry for Me Argentina" (1996/1997) · "Another Suitcase in Another Hall" (1997) Ray of Light "Frozen" (1998) · "Ray of Light" (1998) · "Drowned World/Substitute for Love" (1998) · "The Power of Good-Bye" (1998) · "The Power of Good-Bye/Little Star" (1998) · "Nothing Really Matters" (1999) Music "Music" (2000) · "Don't Tell Me" (2000/2001) · "What It Feels Like for a Girl" (2001) American Life "American Life" (2003) · "Hollywood" (2003) · "Nothing Fails" (2003) · "Love Profusion" (2003/2004) Confessions on a Dance Floor "Hung Up" (2005) · "Sorry" (2006) · "Get Together" (2006) · "Jump" (2006) Hard Candy "4 Minutes" (featuring Justin Timberlake & Timbaland) (2008) · "Give It 2 Me" (2008) · "Miles Away" (2008) Other soundtracks "Crazy for You" (1985) · "Gambler" (1985) · "This Used to Be My Playground" (1992) · "I'll Remember" (1994) · "Beautiful Stranger" (1999) · "American Pie" (2000) · "Die Another Day" (2002) Other singles "Me Against the Music" (Britney Spears featuring Madonna) (2003) · "Imagine" (2005) · "Hey You" (2007) Promo singles "I Want You" (with Massive Attack) (1995) · "Buenos Aires" (Remixes) (1997) · "Little Star"(1998) · "Impressive Instant" (The Peter Rauhofer Remixes) (2001) · "Amazing" (2001) · "Thunderpuss GHV2 Megamix" (2001) · "Nobody Knows Me" (Remixes) (2003) · "Into the Hollywood Groove" (with Missy Elliott) (2003) · "Mother and Father" (Peter Rauhofer Re-Invention Remix) (2005) · "Future Lovers/I Feel Love (Live)" (2007) · "Music Inferno (Live)" (2007) [show]v • d • eJustin Timberlake Studio albums Justified · FutureSex/LoveSounds Singles "Like I Love You" · "Cry Me a River" · "Rock Your Body" · "Señorita" · "I'm Lovin' It" · "SexyBack"

· "My Love" · "What Goes Around.../...Comes Around" · "Summer Love" · "LoveStoned" · "Until the End of Time" · "Chop Me Up" Featured singles "Work It" · "Where Is the Love?" · "Signs" · "Give It to Me" · "Ayo Technology" · "The Only Promise That Remains" · "Falling Down" · "Release" · "4 Minutes" Filmography Model Behavior · On the Line · Edison Force · Alpha Dog · Black Snake Moan · Shrek the Third · Southland Tales · The Love Guru Tours Justified and Stripped Tour · FutureSex/LoveShow DVD's Justin Timberlake Live in London · FutureSex/LoveShow:Live From Madison Square Garden Related articles Discography · Awards · 'N Sync · Super Bowl controversy · "Dick in a Box" [show]v • d • eTimbaland Studio albums Tim's Bio: Life from da Bassment · Timbaland Presents Shock Value · Shock Value 2 Compilation albums Remix & Soundtrack Collection Timbaland & Magoo albums Welcome to Our World · Indecent Proposal · Under Construction, Part II Solo singles "Here We Come" · "Lobster and Shrimp" · "Give It to Me" · "The Way I Are" · "Throw It on Me" · "Apologize" · "Scream" · "Release" · "Get It Girl" Timbaland & Magoo singles "Up Jumps da Boogie" · "Luv 2 Luv U" · "Clock Strikes" · "We at It Again" · "Drop" · "All Y'all" · "Cop That Shit" · "Indian Flute" Featured singles "Get on the Bus" · "We Need a Resolution" · "Ugly" · "Lovely" · Are You Feelin' Me? · "Promiscuous" · "SexyBack" · "Wait a Minute" · "Ice Box" · "Anonymous" · "Ayo Technology" · "Chop Me Up" · "Elevator" · "4 Minutes" · "Dangerous" · "Return the Favor" · "Long Gone" · "Scream" Related articles Discography · Production discography · Awards · 2007 plagiarism controversy · Mosley Music Group Related singers/bands Magoo · Missy Elliott · Keri Hilson · OneRepublic Retrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/4_Minutes_(Madonna_song)" Categories: 2008 singles | Billboard Hot Dance Airplay number-one singles | Billboard Hot Dance Club Play number-one singles | Justin Timberlake songs | Madonna songs | Number-one singles in Australia | Number-one singles in Belgium | Number-one singles in Bulgaria | Number-one singles in Canada | Number-one singles in Chile | Number-one singles in Denmark | Number-one singles in Finland | Number-one singles in Germany | Number-one singles in Ireland | Number-one singles in Italy | Number-one singles in the Netherlands | Number-one singles in Norway | Number-one singles in Poland | Number-one singles in Romania | Number-one singles in Spain | Number-one singles in Switzerland | Number-one singles in Turkey | Number-one singles in the United Kingdom | Peter Rauhofer remixes | Songs produced by Danja | Songs produced by Timbaland | Timbaland songs