Anyways. The writer got exposed already let's just report ha to Slant Magazine staff (they might let somebody else review the album instead of the person who did it right now) and MetaCritic, so it won't count for the ultimate score.
Also, don't share it on social media or talk about it. Use AdBlock when visiting the reviewing page. Comment negatively about the review doubting the objectivity of the critic, upvote all comments by Monsters in the comment section
Get to work. We might be able to make the critic get backlash, instead of the album. takes about 5 minutes to do this all.
reviewers wrote bigger **** than this 40 review and got no backlash for this. You, mad fans, will just make a big traffic on their site and thats one of the purposes of these "controversial" reviews.
And by the way I hope you know that music critics like to communicate with each other. These "death threats" will just make Gaga very bad image.
Okay, some are taking it a little too seriously and the comments on the article are cringeworthy. Besides, this reviewer isn't even part of Slant's staff, they are a freelance writer.
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Originally posted by Willy.
Life comes at you fast.
Goodbye, a Nicki Minaj fan is not going to bold a sentence that talks about a popstar collaborating with someone hotter in order to gain some relevancy. Absolutely not, I to choose refuse. I rebuke.
lmao @ our favourite baked potato's other articles:
http://www.slantmagazine.com/house/2...do-what-u-want
"... since Lady G's social media diarrhea only served to highlight just how preoccupied she is with her own public image—or, at the very least, that she spends a little too much time Googling herself."
http://www.slantmagazine.com/house/2...ady-gaga-venus
"...but this latest copyright kerfuffle comes on the heels of two other Artpop songs, "Aura" and "Do What U Want," whose backing tracks have similarly dodgy origins. (The lesson Ms. Germanotta apparently learned from the fallout over her 2011 single "Born This Way" was to swipe from lesser-known artists.)"
http://www.slantmagazine.com/house/2...do-what-u-want
"But the extent of the "Dirrty" singer's chart success in the last five years has consisted entirely of duets or guest spots (Maroon 5's "Moves Like Jagger," Pitbull's "Feel This Moment," and most recently, A Great Big World's "Say Something"), and "Do What U Want" has thus far failed to crack the Top 10, so the collaboration seems, at least on paper, to be a potentially savvy move for both parties."
"Earlier this week, MTV posted an oddly optimistic take on the underwhelming performance of Lady Gaga's new album, Artpop, which, though it debuted at #1 with a respectable 258,000 copies, not only scanned 75% less than 2011's Born This Way did in its first week, but posted smaller opening numbers than both Katy Perry's Prism and Miley Cyrus's Bangerz."
I mean, I'm not saying it would have received a good review otherwise, but do you really think we would have received anything other than this scathing sour cream from Slant's resident career reviewer
Y'all keep reposting this, for those who haven't seen it.
This 'reviewer' Alexandra's been talking **** about Gaga in every post.
I kind of agree that trying to revolt against the reviewer is null at this point. It's obvious and was pretty obvious from the beginning that some reviewers would pick on her and even judge the music more harshly because of how ARTPOP was received. That doesn't mean she won't get better scores it means that you just need to see through the ********* of some of these reviews and stop giving them your utmost attention.
Goodbye, a Nicki Minaj fan is not going to bold a sentence that talks about a popstar collaborating with someone hotter in order to gain some relevancy. Absolutely not, I to choose refuse. I rebuke.
People need to realize that Slant is the harshest main critic out there. On average their scores are 8.4 points lower than other reviewers, which is absolutely huge. Stop having meltdowns at least until the more historically positive critic's scores start coming in.
You're supposed to discuss the music.
let's just report ha to Slant Magazine staff (they might let somebody else review the album instead of the person who did it right now) and MetaCritic, so it won't count for the ultimate score.
reviewers wrote bigger **** than this 40 review and got no backlash for this. You, mad fans, will just make a big traffic on their site and thats one of the purposes of these "controversial" reviews. 
