The 2001 Drowning World Tour is the fifth electronic album by American singer songwriter Madonna. It was released on November 13, 2001 by Warner Music Vision, Warner Reproduction Video, and Mavericks Records, and accompanied Madonna's second hit album, GHV2. This video records a live date for Madonna's Drowning World Tour, which visited Europe and North America and grossed over $7.68 million ($117.53 million in 2021 US dollars). It was recorded on August 26, 2001 at the Auburn Palace in Auburn Hills, Michigan, and initially broadcasted live on HBO as Madonna! The 2001 Drowning World Tour. The 2001 Drowning World Tour was a high-definition photo taken with 14 cameras. It is presented in a 1.33:1 aspect ratio on a single-sided double-layer DVD; Due to these sizes, the image of the 16:9 TV was not enhanced. The program's repertoire mainly includes songs from her studio albums "Light" and "Music". Among her popular songs before the 1990s, only "holidays" and "; La Isla Bonita”； Added to the collection list. After the video was released, critics had mixed reactions to the video, praising its sound quality but criticizing its poor image. In 2001, "Drowning World Tour" became Madonna's fifth time topping the Billboard Top Music Video Chart and earning platinum certification in Australia, Brazil, France, and the United Kingdom.