Oct 29, 2012 // Express yourself! Madonna sports cone bustier as she teaches Ellen DeGeneres how to 'Vogue' with son Rocco

It's one of her most iconic moves, and now Madonna's bringing it back.

The Queen of Pop proved that she's still got it as she showed Ellen DeGeneres how to 'Vogue' on her chat show on Monday, wearing a conical bustier.

It might have been over 20 years ago that the 54-year-old wore the now legendary Jean Paul Gaultier bustier on her Blond Ambition tour, but it could have been yesterday as she showed comedian Ellen the moves of the famous dance.

Still got it: Madonna embraces her 1990 Blond Ambition tour as she 'Vogues' with Ellen DeGeneres

Both wearing black bustiers, white shirts and black ties, the pair were joined by a group of shirtless male dancers who gyrated behind them during their routine.

Getting into the spirit of things, Madonna seemed good humoured as she helped Ellen into her outfit and took her through the moves.

For the interview, which aired on Monday in the US, the superstar was joined by 12-year-old son Rocco, who seemed to take being in the spotlight in his stride.

Get into the groove: Madonna seems happy to teach the chat show host a few of her most famous moves

Back to the 90's: The superstar seems more than happy to go back to her roots and prove that she still has the moves

While she was on the chat show to discuss her world tour, Ellen asked the blonde star to play a word association game with her and proceeded to show a series of well known celebrities.

Upon showing her a picture of Britney Spears, Madonna said: 'Good kisser' and when shown Katy Perry she said: 'Never kissed her.'

Then Ellen showed the star a picture of rival Lady Gaga, to which she replied:

'Everyone is sitting on the edge of their seat waiting for this. She has a good voice,' she said.

Old rivals: When asked about rival Lady Gaga, Madonna simply responds: 'She has a good voice'

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Asked about Jennifer Lopez and Nicki Minaj , Madonna said simply: 'Great ass.'

Then asked about British singer and old rival Elton John, the star laughed and quipped: 'Great ass.'

When asked by the host who she wanted to dunk in the 'splash tank' she immediately responded: 'I don't have to think about it. My son is here and I want him in that tank.'

The youngster was covered in a few gallons of water but the prank certainly paid off, as it was done to raise $10,000 for breast cancer awareness.

Despite Madonna, 54, giving her son the opportunity to dance on stage and DJ during her MDNA tour, he revealed to Ellen his pop star mother is actually a strict parent.

Madonna Sends Her Son Rocco to the Splash Tank on Ellen

In you go: Madonna sent her son Rocco to the splash tank on the Ellen DeGeneres Show, with the episode set to air in full on Monday

Doused: Rocco sits in the tank as he gets drenched in water - helping to raise $10,000 for breast cancer awareness

Rocco said: 'She's a good mother. Yes. That's all I have to say. She's very strict but in a good way.'

When probed by Ellen on whether he had seen his mother's more risque dance routines, Rocco sheepishly replied: 'I actually don't see that.'

Madonna's 16-year-old daughter Lourdes recently revealed she has been a part of her superstar mother's world tour - she has a job folding her knickers backstage.

Game for a laugh: The 12-year-old took the fall for his mother, who immediately volunteered him for the prank

Taking aim: Madonna missed the target three times in a row as she threw pink balls

Lourdes wrote on her blog: 'This summer I was surprisingly productive. So, I thought I would tell you all about the joys of folding underwear.

'As you probably know this woman I like to call my mother went on tour for her MDNA album.

'As a summer job I decided to work in the wardrobe department. All of my friends were getting summer jobs and I wanted one too.'

All for a good cause: Each dunk during the month of October raises $10,000 for Susan G. Komen for the Cure

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