[GypsyLife]

Gaga walking the catwalk to "I Want Your Love"
Dios Mio

https://twitter.com/LadyGagaNowNet/s...rc=twsrc%5Etfw

[ELECTRAHEARTPOP]

Originally posted by GarageGlamorous

Adele and Rihanna stans enjoying/anticipating their fave's new albums while we sit here with nothing but cute looks on Wednesdays.

+ acclaim and talent, ofc, but I want music dammit

The album should be coming in April though.

I'm ready for Gaga and Mark. He is so versatile, they could honestly make anything.

[ELECTRAHEARTPOP]

Originally posted by Su-Barbie-A

[CENTER]I feel like this album is going to have several songs over 5 mins

I said the same about ARTPOP. Most of us did.

[Sanctuary]

Originally posted by ELECTRAHEARTPOP

The album should be coming in April though.

I'm ready for Gaga and Mark. He is so versatile, they could honestly make anything.

I forgot about this tea. But that's still almost six months away.

I wonder if the Grammys would be too early to debut the single. It could work if the album's dropping in early April.

[Instant]

Originally posted by GarageGlamorous

Adele and Rihanna stans enjoying/anticipating their fave's new albums while we sit here with nothing but cute looks on Wednesdays.

+ acclaim and talent, ofc, but I want music dammit

You really don't wanna be on any of Rihanna fans' place

[Eggy.]

I told y'all anyway, until next time x

[vanishingbee]

Originally posted by Jorge Ropero

http://www.ladygaga.com/

LadyGaga.com changed, no ARTPOP cover anymore

gaga I'm ready

[Rusty]

Originally posted by ELECTRAHEARTPOP

I said the same about ARTPOP. Most of us did.

Wasn't there a tweet or something that said there were no rules, no runtimes, etc for ARTPOP? Hopefully it's true this time. Swine not being the 6-minute version is a travesty.

[ELECTRAHEARTPOP]

Originally posted by Rusty

Wasn't there a tweet or something that said there were no rules, no runtimes, etc for ARTPOP? Hopefully it's true this time. Swine not being the 6-minute version is a travesty.

I believe she said on LittleMonsters.com (a bottom former member just clenched their rectum in pain as I typed that) that she either had made some 6 minute songs or was planning to since there were no rules for ARTPOP.

[Samuel.]

Via twitter:

Lady Gaga will be working with Mark Ronson in the studio in London tomorrow, confirmed by Lily Allen. https://t.co/E0EgtKiwUJ


Hmm true or fake??

[Gagalvaro]

Hi guys,

I know I don't write so much here but I need your help. Barcelona started a competiton and I'm one of the contestants with my video of Barcelona. The music of the video is the I want your love cover.
If I win, they will make a flashmob in Barcelona with the song I want your love by Gaga ( A good promo )

To win I need so many likes as I can in the youtube video..

I will give you the link here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lvb0gVMJ1q0

Thank you so much

[Su-Barbie-A]

^It was already confirmed to be true

Originally posted by ELECTRAHEARTPOP

I said the same about ARTPOP. Most of us did.

But we know how much of a disaster was everything related with ARTPOP.
If she's actually doing more jazz/funk influenced songs then you should take a look at Pharrell's and Daft Punk's last album, most of the songs are over 5 minutes and are really nothing special.

[HonourableVomit]

Originally posted by Su-Barbie-A

Pharrell's and Daft Punk's last album, most of the songs are over 5 minutes and are really nothing special.

Lies. They didn't win Grammys for nothing. Great albums.

[ᴇʀᴏs]

Originally posted by TheNight

The Fame: Fame & Popularity in Popular Culture
The Fame Monster: Fear & Darkness in Popular Culture
Born This Way: Self-Consciousnesses & Acceptance in Popular Culture
ARTPOP: Art & Creativity in Popular Culture
Cheek to Cheek: Standards & Tradition in Popular Culture

I have cracked the Gaga code. I wonder what aspect of pop culture Gaga will discuss next.

EDIT: I will try to elaborate more later.

I said I would elaborate a bit, so here we go.

Every one of her albums is about popular culture, to an extent at least. We can see this through the albums themselves, interviews conducted during each album’s eras, and visuals released during each album cycle. "The Fame" is a commentary on fame and popularity in popular culture. On it, Gaga discusses fame, glamour, and Hollywood life, before she even had it, thus presenting us with an outsider’s perspective on a life that she would go on to come into in that very era. (Incidentally, she also foreshadowed the next few years of her career with the music video to her smash hit “Paparazzi” from this era.) "The Fame Monster" is a commentary on fears and figurative darkness in popular culture. As the name implies, it’s a darker take on her debut album’s theme. Here, she talks about the darker side of Hollywood - drugs, emotionless sex, loss of passion or love, etc. - that she conveniently left out in “The Fame”, perhaps because she understandably hadn’t experienced it when writing for that album. "Born This Way" is a commentary on self-consciousnesses and acceptance in popular culture. On her “Monster Ball Tour”, Gaga saw and met many fans that were experiencing hardships due to homophobia, sexism, racism, and the like. Because of this, she put out an album that dealt with these issues in her own world, exploring how they exist in pop culture in the hopes that she could heal herself and fans through it. "ARTPOP" - my personal favorite - is a commentary on art and creativity in popular culture. On this album, Gaga discusses the freedom and power of creative rebellion and artistic freedom through the lens of EDM. She was also hinting through this album at what she had been doing for her entire career - creating “Art Pop”. Finally, “Cheek to Cheek” is a commentary on standards and tradition in popular culture. On this album, Gaga created no new material, instead electing to cover classic jazz songs with Tony Bennett. Because of this, the album speaks less through lyrics and more through melody and intention, as she showcases her voice as she hadn’t on previous releases to promote the idea of natural talent over cheap tactics as a selling point within pop culture. I’ll admit that perhaps I’m delving too much into this and giving Gaga a bit too much credit, but, well, if the shoe fits…

[Reinvention]

Gaga discusses the freedom and power of creative rebellion and artistic freedom through the lens of EDM

Now sis that's a bit of a stretch.

[HonourableVomit]

Originally posted by Reinvention

Now sis that's a bit of a stretch.

not coming from the Hard Candy stan

[ᴇʀᴏs]

Originally posted by Reinvention

Now sis that's a bit of a stretch.

How? Reread the second line.

We can see this through the albums themselves, interviews conducted during each album’s eras, and visuals released during each album cycle.

Now, again, I ask you - how? Gaga explicitly stated that in several interviews, the G.U.Y. music video was very much about that, and we could see it in various performances.

[Darkroth]

it's coming

[Solar]

what is that omg stop

____

mark ronson

[Rami328]

^ what is that?