Originally posted by SadJudasPanda69 Does anyone else miss RedOne? And I'm not talking out of nostalgia because that's for geeks but because I genuinely like the work they've done together. I love Artpop but I'd love for him to be on the next album.

Originally posted by Meowster Yes but I miss Fernando Garibay more.

Originally posted by Jety92 Here we go again... I found this on Twitter.

wtf is that?

Originally posted by Jety92 Here we go again... I found this on Twitter.

Originally posted by Cheetos So what's happening here? Does the DWUW video like not exist? And no idea for the next single?

I have a feeling she didn't like the video, also didn't like it as a single, and has moved on. Like I guess we should all do. Goodnight beautiful, beautiful song. You'll be the next asterisk in her career - the single that got away.

Originally posted by Meowster I have a feeling she didn't like the video, also didn't like it as a single, and has moved on. Like I guess we should all do. Goodnight beautiful, beautiful song. You'll be the next asterisk in her career - the single that got away.

Originally posted by Whiskey Mouth At least that song peaked at #3, a number we probably won't see this era

Originally posted by G.U.Y. Gaga Where'd you come from

Originally posted by SadJudasPanda69 Because we'll be rolling in #1's.

I remember the days when she could have released Jewels N Drugs or Teeth and it would have gone straight to #1 as long as there was a great and accessible music video attached. Now she releases iconic and mesmerizing songs like Do What U Want and Marry The Night that never break the top ten.

At least we have top ten hit Dope.

Originally posted by Meowster I remember the days when she could have released Jewels N Drugs or Teeth and it would have gone straight to #1 as long as there was a great and accessible music video attached. Now she releases iconic and mesmerizing songs like Do What U Want and Marry The Night that never break the top ten. At least we have top ten hit Dope.

Originally posted by Whiskey Mouth Not really, not even a Bey collab gave Gaga a #1 hit but hey, at least her singles could break the top 5 easily, and the lower half of the top 10 was our definition of an underperformance. Now we're lucky if her songs get to the top 10. TEOG could've been #1 if it would've been the second single, she would've probably had an amazing concept for the video. And hypothetically speaking, if Applause and the rest of the EDM songs were to be released in 2011 instead of Born This Way's rockish tracks they would've smashed hard. I don't care though, Born This Way is her best album and I'm glad she graced us with it.

Originally posted by Whiskey Mouth Not really, not even a Bey collab gave Gaga a #1 hit but hey, at least her singles could break the top 5 easily, and the lower half of the top 10 was our definition of an underperformance. Now we're lucky if her songs get to the top 10. TEOG could've been #1 if it would've been the second single, she would've probably had an amazing concept for the video. And hypothetically speaking, if Applause and the rest of the EDM songs were to be released in 2011 instead of Born This Way's rockish tracks they would've smashed hard. I don't care though, Born This Way is her best album and I'm glad she graced us with it.

I thought Telephone made it to number one even if it was very short.

Born This Way is already iconic - in good and bad ways. Probably moreso than any other album she'll come out with. It's her masterpiece and I will defend it to my death. Time has already started doing wonders to it - a lot of people are already acknowledging that their problems with the era were image itself and that it was a great album. "Marry The Night," "Government Hooker," "Judas," "Hair," "Heavy Metal Lover," "Bloody Mary," "Electric Chapel," "Bad Kids," "You and I," and "The Edge of Glory" are some of her very best work. I stan for it maybe even more than I stan for Gaga lol. Very ahead of its time.

Originally posted by Meowster I thought Telephone made it to number one even if it was very short. Born This Way is already iconic - in good and bad ways. Probably moreso than any other album she'll come out with. It's her masterpiece and I will defend it to my death. Time has already started doing wonders to it - a lot of people are already acknowledging that their problems with the era were image itself and that it was a great album. "Marry The Night," "Government Hooker," "Judas," "Hair," "Heavy Metal Lover," "Bloody Mary," "Electric Chapel," "Bad Kids," "You and I," and "The Edge of Glory" are some of her very best work. I stan for it maybe even more than I stan for Gaga lol. Very ahead of its time.

It's amazing how much impact she's had without having near as many #1's as a certain contemporary artist.

Originally posted by LadyGagaStan93 She's only got 3. Just Dance, Poker Face, and Born This Way. Usually the problem is that there are songs stronger than hers on the charts and she ends up blocked by them. Or they don't catch up fast enough on radio so they stall and get blocked. But yep I love Born this way too. Something about it is just amazing. The image of the era was very brave of her but certainly put a lot of people off.

Originally posted by SadJudasPanda69 It's amazing how much impact she's had without having near as many #1's as a certain contemporary artist. Got it covered TechHaus!

Originally posted by LadyGagaStan93 She's only got 3. Just Dance, Poker Face, and Born This Way. Usually the problem is that there are songs stronger than hers on the charts and she ends up blocked by them. Or they don't catch up fast enough on radio so they stall and get blocked. But yep I love Born this way too. Something about it is just amazing. The image of the era was very brave of her but certainly put a lot of people off.

Originally posted by LadyGagaStan93 nnnn I was just about to clock that. For someone with so much impact she sure does have a small amount of number 1's but it's alright really. It's not the number 1's that count but the repertoire and career longevity that do.