i read the popjustice review. and i didn't like the comparisons with Vogue , express yourself and deeper and deeper ( i love deeper and deeper though) .. but i like the lyrics ( yes they are cheesy but very good ) and i'm sure i'll love it.. i think it'll be the paparazzi of the new era but more successful
i read the popjustice review. and i didn't like the comparisons with Vogue , express yourself and deeper and deeper ( i love deeper and deeper though) .. but i like the lyrics ( yes they are cheesy but very good ) and i'm sure i'll love it.. i think it'll be the paparazzi of the new era but more successful
I am glad you're back just in time for Born This Way. I really value your opinion, it's straight to the point and you're always completely honest.
I love the lyrics and the fact that they're bold and in-your-face.
The second single to be released is called “Judas” and is, typically, a mash-up: The melody sounds like it was written for the Ronettes, but it is set to a sledgehammering dance beat and is about falling in love with backstabbing men of the biblical variety.
i read the popjustice review. and i didn't like the comparisons with Vogue , express yourself and deeper and deeper ( i love deeper and deeper though)
I'm a little wary that these comparisons keep springing up as well, not because I don't like those songs (I do), but I don't want "Madonna retread" to be the first thing on people's minds when they hear what's supposedly her fresh, new anthem.
Cherry spilling false info.