[M i x]

Definitely.
First,there's the gorgeous cover, one of the best.
Then, the most important, the songs.Only Girl, What's my Name, the flawless vocals in Man Down, California King Bed, the epic remix of S&M, the Nicki Minaj collab is so catchy, LTWYL pt. 2 is ..
Then the videos.Isn't OG one of the most flawless videos, the tension and her style in WMN, the smpliness of CKB and do i have to mention the Man Down video?
Then the performances..EMAs performance and the amazing AMA.
Charts were so good to LOUD.The biggest opening and platinum in US.Six time platinum in the UK.4 top ten hits, 3 of them #1.The LOUD tour was seen by 1.200.000 people.

So, when will your faves?

[M i x]

inb4 the posts for the mistake starts, im sorry.

[Jack. Bauer]

No. It honestly wasn't that amazing an era. It's definitely overrated by the Navy. GGGB remains her largest era and a much more desirable an era.

[Fujin]

AAaand her album STILL didn't go number one.

#oop

[Forevermore]

No.

[Shapes]

No not really because two out of the 6 singles flopped really hard, the album only went platinum, and it didn't peak at #1.

It's WW sales weren't revolutionary, its single sales didn't break any records, and there wasn't really anything massive about it

The tour did ok, but most of the tours do well these days anyway

Sorry, I've never seen what's so special about LOUD

[M i x]

And the most important,her red hair.

[KK_Lover]

Yeah

[EightSin]

No.

Every girl wants a Teenage Dream era and that's the god-damn tea.

[SLAYANNA NAVY]

Originally posted by Dip Low

No not really because two out of the 6 singles flopped really hard, the album only went platinum, and it didn't peak at #1.

It's WW sales weren't revolutionary, its single sales didn't break any records, and there wasn't really anything massive about it

The tour did ok, but most of the tours do well these days anyway

Sorry, I've never seen what's so special about LOUD

Man Down was only sent to urban and rhythmic radio, it peaking at #59 is expected while California King Bed kinda flopped but reached #37, not too far away from big pop releases which could just about reach the top 30.

[SupremeGoddess]

Madonna's Erotica Era, Kylie's Fever Era, Britney's In The Zone Era »»»»»»»» Loud Era. But the Loud Era is still a good era

[AlexandriaANTM]

No...Teenage Dream is the era that every artist wish that they could have

[Shapes]

Teenage Dream is not an era everyone wants.

Every artist on the PLANET wants a "The Fame/The Fame Monster" era.

That thing took the world OVER.

Teenage Dream wasn't doing it.

Good Girl Gone Bad wasn't doing it.

I Am Sasha Fierce wasn't doing it.

In The Zone wasn't doing it.

[Shapes]

Originally posted by SLAYANNA NAVY

Man Down was only sent to urban and rhythmic radio, it peaking at #59 is expected while California King Bed kinda flopped but reached #37, not too far away from big pop releases which could just about reach the top 30.

Ok but after Rude Boy (a rather URBAN) song was a #1 smash, you'd expect more from it.

California King Bed was finna recreate the Take a Bow stuff from GGGB but instead it really flopped. #37 after 3 #1s in a row isn't just a flop, it's terrible.

She's lucky the era at least ended with Cheers.

[GreasyBruce]

Originally posted by Dip Low

No not really because two out of the 6 singles flopped really hard, the album only went platinum, and it didn't peak at #1.

It's WW sales weren't revolutionary, its single sales didn't break any records, and there wasn't really anything massive about it

The tour did ok, but most of the tours do well these days anyway

Sorry, I've never seen what's so special about LOUD

6-7 million in this day and age IS massive

Three worldwide smashes and another hit (between Cheers, Man Down and Cali King Bed she got a hit everywhere, in a lot of cases two) is massive, that's more singles success than Gaga has ever seen with one album (no re-releases included) and I bet you'd call The Fame massive

[SLAYANNA NAVY]

Originally posted by Dip Low

Ok but after Rude Boy (a rather URBAN) song was a #1 smash, you'd expect more from it.

California King Bed was finna recreate the Take a Bow stuff from GGGB but instead it really flopped. #37 after 3 #1s in a row isn't just a flop, it's terrible.

She's lucky the era at least ended with Cheers.

Rude Boy is much more appealing to Man Down commercially and was sent to pop radio, therefore allowing it to be a crossover hit. Man Down's video caused minor controversy and wasn't played on some video channels....no-one really expected Rude Boy success from it.
Create TAB? Gurllll the lead single from a re-release there are no similarities except the fact that its a ballad, what kinda logic...

[Shapes]

Originally posted by GreasyBruce

that's more singles success than Gaga has ever seen with one album

No.

Just, no. Don't argue with me, you'll lose.

Even The Fame by itself as an album was bigger than LOUD.

It had Just Dance + Poker Face, both of which combined sold more than all of LOUD's singles combined, and that's just in the US.

Poker Face was an international SMASH

LoveGame SOMEHOW did excellently

Paparazzi established Lady Gaga as the tour de force she really was.

She had 4 smash worldwide hits, and this was BEFORE Bad Romance murdered everything.

[Robyn]

Originally posted by Fujin

AAaand her album STILL didn't go number one.

#oop

and yet it outsold albums that were #1

[MovinKindaSlow]

Originally posted by Robyn

and yet it outsold albums that were #1

flawless

[And Now I Wonder]

No. Every artist dreams of a Daydream Era.

Two debuts at #1, longest running Billboard #1, 25 million copies sold WW, successful Daydream Tour.. unparalleled SLAY.