The highlights of the night were Gaga's inspirational pep talks. "Celebrate everything that you love about you tonight," she urged us. "You deserve to be loved and happy!" She interacted sweetly with fans up front, inviting some of them backstage. (Where, presumably, the real party was happening?) Even though her speeches tended to drag on a little long, they were more fun than the musical performances.
Panned indicates that many reviewers have the same attitude, Kitty Kat. You can even check out the review thread if you're that interested.
Your use of 'even the tour' is interesting. Just remember, this may be Gaga's least acclaimed album but for certain others the same acclaim is and always will be their highest! XO
I hate Fadga because she let madonna and her fans win so easily, she could've been her young nightmare but it was an easy flawless victory for the granmda
I hate Fadga because she let madonna and her fans win so easily, she could've been her young nightmare but it was an easy flawless victory for the granmda
They havent got long left now, let them enjoy their final years in peace
She might live for the applause-applause-applause, but it was the songs that got her there — and when she skimps on the songs, it's amazing how fast the applause dies down.
I hate Fadga because she let madonna and her fans win so easily, she could've been her young nightmare but it was an easy flawless victory for the granmda
I mean she literally released a lead single that sounded like a Madonna single. A Greek Tragedy.
That RollingStone review means nothing when the same author wrote this:
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Even though we're in the middle of a pop-princess pileup this winter, with Miley, Katy, Gaga and more elbowing for room on the dance floor, Britney remains the queen who out-bangs, out-booms, out-bizarres them all.
Britney Jean continues the roll she's been on in recent years – her 2007 glitch-disco manifesto, Blackout, is one of the most influential albums in modern pop, and 2008's Circus and 2011's Femme Fatale are in the same league. In fact, you can split Britney's career into pre-Blackout and post-Blackout halves, and you've got two of the all-time great pop careers. And she's still way weirder than she might seem on the surface – Britney Jean makes Yeezus sound like a positive-a ffirmations workshop.
Lady Gaga's Live Artflop: NYC Ghosts and Flowers
Pop star's latest spectacle is short on hits, heavy on motivational speeches
— RS
Right on cue
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The highlights of the night were Gaga's inspirational pep talks. "Celebrate everything that you love about you tonight," she urged us. "You deserve to be loved and happy!" She interacted sweetly with fans up front, inviting some of them backstage. (Where, presumably, the real party was happening?) Even though her speeches tended to drag on a little long, they were more fun than the musical performances.
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If you're a Gaga fan, especially one who witnessed the pop glory of the Monster Ball in 2010, it's no fun to see her fail on her home turf.
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She might live for the applause-applause-applause, but it was the songs that got her there — and when she skimps on the songs, it's amazing how fast the applause dies down.
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