Not to get too personal or be a downer about something, since this is a Pop music forum, but really recently I had a loss in my family. My grandmother who raised me for most of my life recently passed away.
I love her so much and since I was young she was always supportive of my dreams and also my love for music which consisted a lot of Pop music since I was really young. I hope to some day be able to share the love that she has given me to the world through my talents and passion for Pop culture.
I've spent a lot of time listening to Gaga on ARTPOP, Cheek to Cheek, BTW and also the Oscar's performance and it's brought me a lot of peace. We are all one.
I am so sorry for your loss Devious. I know how it feels to lose your Grandmother, especially when you are really close to them. If you need anyone to talk to, I am here for you.
I am so sorry for your loss Devious. I know how it feels to lose your Grandmother, especially when you are really close to them. If you need anyone to talk to, I am here for you.
Thank you very much. It means a lot.
I remember talking to her about Gaga when I was younger and she admired how strong of a woman she was. I think in some way the community that Gaga has created also has a lot to do with the healing that people can experience when they lose someone.
Gaga and Tony KILLED it. The album really comes to life when performed live and Gaga even falsetto'd for a bit. Her vocals are getting better and better, LG5 is gonna slay. Also their saxophonist is even HOTTER in real life, a talented-with-his-fingers daddY.
Also there are definitely some Gaga fans who should not be allowed at jazz concerts. One person screamed "I LOVE YOU MOMMY" during Lush Life and they would scream during her belts so you couldn't hear the last few seconds of them. The worst IRL stanbase but it's ok, the concert itself was more than worth it.
She also did La Vie En Rose again and it was amazing. One of her highlights along with BB&B.
Gaga and Tony KILLED it. The album really comes to life when performed live and Gaga even falsetto'd for a bit. Her vocals are getting better and better, LG5 is gonna slay. Also their saxophonist is even HOTTER in real life, a talented-with-his-fingers daddY.
Also there are definitely some Gaga fans who should not be allowed at jazz concerts. One person screamed "I LOVE YOU MOMMY" during Lush Life and they would scream during her belts so you couldn't hear the last few seconds of them. The worst IRL stanbase but it's ok, the concert itself was more than worth it.
She also did La Vie En Rose again and it was amazing. One of her highlights along with BB&B.
Ugh this is the ****ing worst, I hate the ****s that do that. Shut the **** up if she's singing something mellow, you don't need to screech and make yourself heard - she doesn't give a **** that you "love her."
Not to get too personal or be a downer about something, since this is a Pop music forum, but really recently I had a loss in my family. My grandmother who raised me for most of my life recently passed away.
I love her so much and since I was young she was always supportive of my dreams and also my love for music which consisted a lot of Pop music since I was really young. I hope to some day be able to share the love that she has given me to the world through my talents and passion for Pop culture.
I've spent a lot of time listening to Gaga on ARTPOP, Cheek to Cheek, BTW and also the Oscar's performance and it's brought me a lot of peace. We are all one.
I'm sorry for your loss. May she Rest In Peace. If you want to talk, feel free to drop a message in my wall.
Stay strong.
On a cheerier note, I'm seeing Gaga and Tony tomorrow, though I think it'll be a shortened show since it,s a festival and the schedule sais they'll be on stage 75 minutes, hope they cut a lot of Tony's solos that are not on the album and do the whole album + La Vie En Rose or just do the entire show anyway
I hope everyone is okay. The loss of a loved one is terrible and devastating, but remembering the good times as well as how they would want you to go on in life, not moving on, but moving forward with them in your mind always driving you onwards.
Sorry I haven't been in base, but once I finish school for the summer in just over a week I'll be way more active.
Not to get too personal or be a downer about something, since this is a Pop music forum, but really recently I had a loss in my family. My grandmother who raised me for most of my life recently passed away.
i've seen gaga and tony this past monday in montreux and they slayed. the audience went wild for them. there was too much tony for my liking and gaga sang some of the songs weird. you know that faux accent she puts on sometimes....maybe she was trying to sound french cause it's the french pat of switzerland? haha
and yes some fans were screaming throughout the concert, somebody had glowing fingergloves, poor soul probably didn't attend the artrave.
Not to get too personal or be a downer about something, since this is a Pop music forum, but really recently I had a loss in my family. My grandmother who raised me for most of my life recently passed away.
I love her so much and since I was young she was always supportive of my dreams and also my love for music which consisted a lot of Pop music since I was really young. I hope to some day be able to share the love that she has given me to the world through my talents and passion for Pop culture.
I've spent a lot of time listening to Gaga on ARTPOP, Cheek to Cheek, BTW and also the Oscar's performance and it's brought me a lot of peace. We are all one.
Hey I'm very sorry for your loss.
My father has passed away 4 months ago and is one of the reasons I didn't really post this year here. Stay focused on the positive side and cherish the beautiful moments you had.
If you need anyone to talk to, I am here for you.
and they would scream during her belts so you couldn't hear the last few seconds of them. The worst IRL stanbase but it's ok, the concert itself was more than worth it.
my condolences 
