Madonna Sings at Women's March on D.C., Curses Out President Trump

Toward the end of the Women's March on Washington, Madonna took the stage, delivering a defiant, obsenity-laden speech in which she implored progressives to "shake up the world."

In one passage, sure to invite controversy, the pop superstar admitted, “Yes, I'm angry. Yes I am outraged. Yes, I have thought an awful lot about blowing up the White House," before conceding, "But I know this won't change anything. We cannot fall into despair.” She finished her thought by saying she had chosen love, and imploring the crowd to do the same.

She had a blunt message for detractors who have suggested the march won't lead to anything, telling them, "F-ck off. F-ck off."

Listen to a short, clean clip of Madonna's speech!

In a surprise, she went on to perform her hit "Express Yourself" and a spirited rendition of her '90s single "Human Nature," which found her leading the crowd in a chant of, "I'm not your bitch! Don't hang your sh-t!"

Shockingly, she also ad-libbed, inviting Donald Trump to perform oral sex on a man, using a more colorful phrase.

Images emerged of the singer hanging out with attendees Fran Drescher and fellow musical icon Cher. Cher and Madonna have an up-and-down history together, with Cher attending Madonna's wedding to Sean Penn in 1985, later insulting her in a series of interviews and eventually embracing her as a peer. Cher also addressed the Women's March crowds.