TFM was big, but not as big as people say it is here. I see nobody praising the 21 era as much here btw.. I swear if the era was by a pop girl, it would be mentioned every time to this day even.
Has not made a best of critics lists yet. @ the monsters thinking TFM is some acclaimed piece of art. Go to acclaimedmusic.net, hit CTRL+F in the albums list, type in Gaga and she is nowhere to be found.
Who cares about acclaim, TFM was pop at its best and the world agrees!
TFM was more about the media coverage and everyone talking about gaga than the sales. music wise her biggest era was the fame everyone knew just dance and poker face
Who cares about acclaim, TFM was pop at its best and the world agrees!
The monsters when she got that 78 on Metacritic and she was supposedly the most acclaimed "pop girl" of her generation. Then she got a 61 (rolling in Katy territory ) and Beyonce got an 86. Now it's "who cares about acclaim?!!!".
The monsters when she got that 78 on Metacritic and she was supposedly the most acclaimed "pop girl" of her generation. Then she got a 61 (rolling in Katy territory ) and Beyonce got an 86. Now it's "who cares about acclaim?!!!".
As long as the music is good, the acclaim can come second. Same with Born to Die
Oh but it doesn't, it's sold less than Loud and TD.
That's because the dumb broad ended the era after Alejandro. She didn't want to destroy the other girls' eras so she chose not to release Paper Gangsta, Starstruck, The Fame, The Monster, Dance in the Dark, and So Happy I Could Die
The monsters when she got that 78 on Metacritic and she was supposedly the most acclaimed "pop girl" of her generation. Then she got a 61 (rolling in Katy territory ) and Beyonce got an 86. Now it's "who cares about acclaim?!!!".
That was hilarious. The lower the score went, the more excuses the Monsters came up with