Madonna controversy sparks clarification.

Madonna has attempted to stir up controversy during her recent concert tour with a little name-dropping, first slighting Lady Gaga on stage and later calling President Barack Obama a "black Muslim" in the White House while demanding her audience vote for him in the upcoming elections.

The Material Girl gave her backing to President Obama as he fights for a second term in the White House during her show in Washington, D.C. on Monday.

After comparing him to Abraham Lincoln and Martin Luther King, Jr. in a video montage, the singer - who had 'Obama' written on her back - told the audience, "Y'all better vote for f**king Obama, OK? For better or for worse, all right? We have a black Muslim in the White House.

"That's some amazing s**t. It means there is hope in this country. And Obama is fighting for gay rights, so support the man, godd**nit."

However, after some expressed confusion over Madonna's controversial statement, she has tried to clarify the comments.

Following a backlash over her remarks, Madonna insists she was merely mocking some right-wing factions who believe the politician is a Muslim.

A statement from the star reads, "I was being ironic on stage. Yes, I know Obama is not a Muslim - though I know that plenty of people in this country think he is. And what if he were?

"The point I was making is that a good man is a good man, no matter who he prays to. I don't care what religion Obama is - nor should anyone else in America."

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