I've played the demo for 5 people and they all told me to turn it off. The chorus slays, but the screeching in the verses is VERY annoying to some people.
Hmmm... reminds me of another disaster of a single...........
Just to be clear, I love Aura. But I just can't understand when people think it's going to be some big hit. I don't care if she flops or not, but if you do care, you shouldn't want Aura next
Ugh, I have a massive conundrum. I don't know whether to stop listening to all of the songs, and be a good boy until the album is out, or go ahead and download all of the tracks and play them to death, while essentially spoiling half of the album.
The lyrics about her touching herself and "white gloving" aren't exactly radio friendly. Hell, they censored Koons just because they thought she was saying coon. And Robin Thicke did get a fair bit of flack for the lyrics in Blurred Lines, plus we all know males in the music industry are treated differently than females anyway.
where were you when S&M was released to radio and like was rarely ever edited
Sex Dreams is obviously going to be the Scheisse of ARTPOP.
Everyone will want it to be a single, but Gaga will pay it dust. Yes, I'm still bitter that she ignored our request for Scheisse and released Y&I as the fourth single insead.
What makes Aura controversial? Obviously the intro will be cut for a radio edit, and "Aura" isn't a controversial name(it's not like its "Awra" or "Burqa"). Also the verses IMO are the best parts, the production on it >>, and also noone can not like that chorus.
Scheisse is less radio friendly than Sex Dreams, though. The intro to Scheisse is a mess. I don't see anything wrong with Sex Dreams besides the sexual lyrics, but if S&M can become a huge radio hit then why can't SD?
It says on her iTunes page, "Watch the Show Again for Free", but when I click on it, it just takes me to the iTunes Festival page and I don't see anything about watching the show again....Anybody able to watch it again through iTunes, like it says?
And Robin Thicke did get a fair bit of flack for the lyrics in Blurred Lines, plus we all know males in the music industry are treated differently than females anyway.
Could you imagine the video? 
