Poll: Does Gaga play the victim? - Page 3

Orsay

...Haven't we all at some weak point or another?

The standards that yall hold her to

none of yall have the right to get speak of her so personally.

SupahBass05

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Originally posted by DanceForYou

Another hypocritical comment from ATRL. Monsters should stop spewing hatred yet the hundreds of pressed users have literally been foaming at the mouth taking any opportunity to drag/shade GaGa ever since the drama with the Osbournes yesterday.

It goes both ways but I doubt Vin's thread (which started all of this) was outright calling her something derogatory like "bitch", etc. It's a viable question, but then the monsters seethe and decide to outright go all out on the shade. And all humans are naturally hypocritical such that saying it doesn't even have an effect in discussion.

Guernica

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Originally posted by Remixed

what the ****? who did she blame?

She said Interscope forced her to release singles she did not want to because they thought they would be easy hits. That's essentially blaming somebody else. And when Weird Al got turned down when he asked to do a parody of Born This Way and people got upset, she put the blame on her manager and said she didn't know anything about it. I don't know if she has ever said "Yeah, that was me" It always seems to be somebody else's fault.

Pluto

Yep. It's all she and her fans know how to do tbh.

gettsleazy

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Originally posted by Remixed

what the ****? who did she blame?

Agreeing with you here. Who did Gaga blame? The only aspect of 'Born This Way' that could be considered damaging was "Marry The Night."

It's not like Gaga is going to yell at her label for selling over 7 million copies.

YourMadGesty

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Yes, Gaga soon changed her tune (metaphorically,) by calling the comparisons "retarded" and explaining that "God sent me those lyrics and that melody." (Like a Prayer, some might say.) Madonna responded by singing the chorus of "Born This Way" over the music to "Express Yourself" on her latest tour, adding in elements of "She's Not Me." The point is... pretty clear.

Gaga then began to cast herself as a victim of bullying, and characterize the comparisons as an attack on the "power" of Born This Way, which she has humbly dubbed, "the anthem for my generation for the next decade."

Huffington been clocked her tactics.

J a y

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Originally posted by simon

Yes. She blamed EVERYONE, but herself, for the under-performance of "Born This Way."

What under-performance?

Gaga has only spoke of the single choices, nothing else.
And after that, her and thousands of fans laughed at everyone who speaks of the album in such a way
(check YouTube).

jomarr

Pretty obvious if you might ask

Rama

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Originally posted by simon

Where is she talking about the ''under-performance'' of the album tho?

You tried.

KittyCat

She's made a career out of it.

J a y

We're merely 4 months away from Born This Way's two-year anniversary and people are still discussing it.

23 months old

20 months old

For the last year, Gaga has also been on tour and refrained from public appearances, which begs the question: How do you know whether Gaga is or has played the victim since the era if you are not interested in her at all? Or are you?

If 'ARTPOP' disinterests me, I'll log out, not spend every waking hour entertaining myself by talking about your artists.
What kind of sad life would I be living wasting my time with someone whom I do not like?

And if the answer is, "to make myself feel better", you should probably see a psychiatrist.

simon

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Originally posted by Rama

Where is she talking about the ''under-performance'' of the album tho?

You tried.

When she mentioned "album campaign." There are also other things I noticed as well.

I don't think Lady Gaga is bad person. I think she also is suffering from insecurities, so she has a hard time admitting when things do not happen right as her doing. Who wants to though? But. sometimes you should say nothing at all.

Onen

Yes.

I found it so pathetic in the letter to Kelly how she had to bring up the fact that she was "bullied" it's so contrived. She obviously wants to turn every bad situation she's in into something cringe worthy and sappy for herself. That's where that putrid "body revolution" **** came from. Of course she plays the victim, she loves too. She thrives on it, it's her specialty.

Shakira Stan

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Originally posted by simon

It makes me so sad, Interscope reminds me of Epic Records.
They just don't know how to ****ing choose a hit single.
How come I, a simple poor peasant, can tell when a song will smash?

I can understand now why GaGa canceled HML from being a single
These people are crazy...

Giliap

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Originally posted by DanceForYou

That wasn't playing the victim at all, she was stating that other people can choose to be hateful and evil and that she simply does not. Also despite the seething and extremely pressed haters she is still here and will continue to be here. Not playing the victim whatsoever. But as usual, keep reaching and trying desperately.

her message =/= her intentions.

she was playing victim and using her predictable preaching as a method to overshadow that.

And I loved how you fit in your little "she's still relevant" plead. who are you trying to convince?

Dei

Sure, but didn't Kesha played the victim too just a few months ago?

I mean what kinda weak-ass bitch wouldn't stand for her own music.

DanceForYou

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Originally posted by electroheart

her message =/= her intentions.

she was playing victim and using her predictable preaching as a method to overshadow that.

And I loved how you fit in your little "she's still relevant" plead. who are you trying to convince?

No, she wasn't. Who are YOU trying to convince?

ToMmY

"cult hit" nnnnnnnnnn

Giliap

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Originally posted by Dei

Sure, but didn't Kesha played the victim too just a few months ago?

I mean what kinda weak-ass bitch wouldn't stand for her own music.

but is ke$ha the topic of discussion tho

katyperryismylife

Yes.