Originally posted by castrobabytiger

Originally posted by LolMinaj

I'm ready for the whole album tbh.

I know what I'll be listening to first though.

Originally posted by Jack!

Originally posted by monsterx

Where's PARTYNASEOUS?

Originally posted by FameFatale

I wonder if PARTYNAUSEOUS will be on ARTPOP and all the titles be in capital letters

Originally posted by hausofbryan

Gaga is barely noticeable in this song, a lot of reviewers couldnt even hear her vocals.

Originally posted by HipHop N More

"Kendrick introduced this record as his much talked about Lady Gaga collaboration. Neither the title nor the producer were mentioned. The beat on this comes in real smooth as Kendrick follows with his usual catchy vocal effect. This record has a Cali feel and we see it as potential single material. K.Dot repeatedly recites “B*tch don’t kill my vibe” which will likely to get stuck in listeners’ heads. Gaga on the hook is not what you’d normally hear on her Pop songs so fans should be excited to hear the final product. Her sound flowed really well with Kendrick’s killer verses and harmonizing. This is for sure to be a highlight on good kid, m.A.A.d city."

Originally posted by The Source

On the first cut "Partynauseous," which blared through the studio speakers, Digi+Phonics own Sounwave handles the production. The track shows a more progressive sound from Kendrick's 2011 (The Source Magazine's Independent Album Of The Year) Section.80 release. Featuring none other than Lady Gaga whose voice is distorted (sounding like nothing she's ever put out) to keep from moving away from the albums main objective.

Originally posted by Complex Magazine

Kendrick kicked off this song saying Lady Gaga was on it but honestly, we couldn't even hear her vocals. Considering the chants of "don't kill my vibe," it's likely that might be the title. On the record, Kendrick laments, "I'm a sinner whose probably going to sin again." Aren't we all?

Originally posted by RapFix, MTV

The first song Kendrick let rip was his much-talked about Lady Gaga collaboration. On it the Fame Monster sang of being a sinner, while Kendrick rapped about the changes around him and the new hanger-ons he’s acquired since becoming more famous.

Originally posted by HipHopWired

The highly anticipated collaboration from Kendrick Lamar and mega pop star, Lady Gaga, is far from her last collaboration with another Interscope rookie, Wale. This song is more of a Kendrick song than a Lady Gaga song, which should serve as a relief to those expecting another rendition of "Chillin."
The song has a bluesy/jazz feel with some strong instrumentation from the unnamed producer on the record. The same voice altering feel that you get from the hook on "Cartoons and Cereal" is on this record with Gaga and K.Dot trading voices throughout the bridge and the hook. "I'm a sinner, I'm a sinner, please don't kill my vibe" the two chant throughout the record.
Gaga also offers some mini-bars on the record but nothing to overtake the real star of the show, K. Dot. She is in more of a supporting role than a big feature and if you didn't know better, you would barely notice her on the track.