[Nɑɑji.. ©]

Originally posted by Remixed

Hair and Marry The Night are probably the only remaining songs that are guarantee successes.

As well as Bad Kids & You & I.

[Remixed]

Originally posted by Naaji GaGa

As well as Bad Kids & You & I.

[Chrïs.]

Originally posted by MrPeanut

Never got the Telephone thing, to be honest. I was surprised it peaked as high as it did.

Right? It doesn't deserve its high peak, tbh. "Alejandro", "LoveGame", "Judas" & "Paparazzi" >>>>>

[Oshiish]

Originally posted by slobro

I also think Sheiße would flop. I like the song but it's too similar (and inferior) to Judas, and besides the catchy chorus, the rest of the song is literally her talking gibberish

#HairForNextSingle

In all honesty... Hair... I don't see it happening at all, probably the worst Redone song ever. I LOVE it now but it took months for it to grow on me.I just dont see it happening, yes she can beat the **** out of the song in a piano/live but I just dont see it doing good.

[Darren-5-08]

Originally posted by RobynYoBank

She's certainly not stupid and understands what she needs to do to rise to the top of the Pop game. At the same time, I'm not going to say that Gaga is stupid for wanting to make pop music something more. She obviously understands the game as Katy does, which is why she began her career with electronic dance pop that came off as very juvenile. I'm not going to turn my back on her because she wants to use the fame she snatched with that to try to turn pop into something a tad more interesting, especially since I enjoy the new music she's putting out.

Katy will continue to **** in the U.S. as long as she has this mentality and air of accessibility about her. Dr. Luke, Max Martin and Stargate don't hurt, either.

[mons†er]

Originally posted by MrPeanut

Never got the Telephone thing, to be honest. I was surprised it peaked as high as it did.

It was great contemporary pop collaboration between 2 of the biggwst female pop stars. I'm pretty disappointed in it a little.

[Junsu]

Originally posted by MrPeanut

How is Scheisse similar to Judas?

He probably means the structure of the song, like the breakdown.

[RobynYoBank]

Originally posted by Remixed

I actually find Bad Kids to be one of the most accessible songs on the album. It's a really laid back and fun song that doesn't come off as an assault on your ears. It definitely wouldn't shoot to #1, but I think it might perform better than people expect.

[Darren-5-08]

Originally posted by Oshiish

In all honesty... Hair... I don't see it happening at all, probably the worst Redone song ever. I LOVE it now but it took months for it to grow on me.I just dont see it happening, yes she can beat the **** out of the song in a piano/live but I just dont see it doing good.

I think Hair is too long, to be honest.

[MrPeanut]

Originally posted by mons†er

It was great contemporary pop collaboration between 2 of the biggwst female pop stars. I'm pretty disappointed in it a little.

Well, a single selling over 7.5m copies worldwide isn't really anything to sneeze at.

[Oshiish]

ALL the instrumentals **** HARD from the album...
(ofcourse they are fan made, but still lovely)

This here made me like Americano so much more http://ladyxgaga.com/post/6757217491

[Darren-5-08]

Originally posted by RobynYoBank

I actually find Bad Kids to be one of the most accessible songs on the album. It's a really laid back and fun song that doesn't come off as an assault on your ears. It definitely wouldn't shoot to #1, but I think it might perform better than people expect.

True. Just because Gaga fans don't seem to be jumping on it doesn't mean the public won't. It is a 'nice' song that doesn't requite much thought to listen to.

[slobro]

Originally posted by MrPeanut

How is Scheisse similar to Judas?

The 'Ich sleeping auche be claire, blabla madre monster, kjshfdfsf aush be flagen' = 'In the most biblical sense, I am beyond repentance, fame hooker prostitute wench, vomits her mind'
And that line is repeated throughout the whole song
And the whole hard hitting verses + bubblegum chorus

I don't care that the songs are slightly similar at all but if Judas flopped I don't see Scheiße doing much better. I really think the label should ignore the fans on this one

[@michael]

Originally posted by Darren-5-08

I think Hair is too long, to be honest.

Yes! There's this one point at around 3:20 that I always think is the end but then it goes on for another two minutes

[mons†er]

Originally posted by Remixed

Um...they both turned out to be big hits. Just because they didn't hit #1 doesn't mean they weren't successful.

I know that but you totally missed my point. People need to quit having high expectations for singles in todays market. That's what I was trying to get at, I'm not downplaying Bad Romance and Tele at all, however everyone thought those 2 would go number 1 and they didn't (much to the worlds surprise). They did become amazingly successful other than that part.

[Nɑɑji.. ©]

Originally posted by Remixed

What's so funny?

It's very radio friendly, catchy and fun it might NOT be a #1 song but I could see it def. going top ten especially with a great video.

Originally posted by RobynYoBank

I actually find Bad Kids to be one of the most accessible songs on the album. It's a really laid back and fun song that doesn't come off as an assault on your ears. It definitely wouldn't shoot to #1, but I think it might perform better than people expect.

Exactly what I said.

[MrPeanut]

Originally posted by slobro

The 'Ich sleeping auche be claire, blabla madre monster, kjshfdfsf aush be flagen' = 'In the most biblical sense, I am beyond repentance, fame hooker prostitute wench, vomits her mind'
And that line is repeated throughout the whole song
And the whole hard hitting verses + bubblegum chorus

I don't care that the songs are slightly similar at all but if Judas flopped I don't see Scheiße doing much better. I really think the label should ignore the fans on this one

I don't think it was the bridge that killed Judas for listeners. They would have to cut out the pseudo-German chant in the beginning for a radio edit.

[Auraeolux]

Honestly ...Gaga needs to LEAVE. Take a break somewhere. Idc .

...Then after she takes the break and actually thinks/reflect on everything. Do the next single. Because if she wants to garner interest , NOT attention, interest! She has to have a come back. All this promo is backfiring because although our thirst of news is placated, the general public is taking her for granted.

When she leaves people will begin to miss her. When she comes back with her new single (and makes smart decisions regarding promotion) people will eat it up. And once again people will love her ,buy/ request her songs and everyone will be happy.

Ex. Bad Romance , Born This Way (notice how whenever she come back after being on a break people are all over it. Compare the success of these single to the single that she releases mid-promotion)

The perfect time to leave is after the VMA's so she can actually take the time (without promotion to distract her ) and formulate the ins and outs of the BTW ball.

By the way I'm not talking about a huge break! I just mean at least 1-2 months. She can come back around October and smash everyones lives.

Note: The random sentences are due to the fact my WPM is not as fast as my mind.

[Oshiish]

What **** and Judas have in common is that both are LOUD and in your face, sometimes annoying.
(I like both)

[mons†er]

Originally posted by MrPeanut

Well, a single selling over 7.5m copies worldwide isn't really anything to sneeze at.

And peaking at #3 with being the only female collaboration to sell over 2 million in the digital age isn't either. But you're right.