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Originally posted by alimonster
i'm just kidding 
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i'd die to see a performance by her as good as paparazzi at the vmas  |
She has several better than that performance.
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Originally posted by alimonster
ART + POP indeed |
This has nothing to do with ARTPOP.
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Originally posted by Rusty
Gaga moved from being bitchy and not giving a **** to love yourself and you're set sometime in late 2010 and while it worked for BTW's release I really wish she'd stop it..
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Gaga has never been bitchy, though. Madonna is bitchy. Mariah is bitchy. Gaga is not like that. Sure, she has her bitchy moments, but so does everyone else. From the beginning of her career, "love, art, and acceptance" has always been the message she has spread.
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Originally posted by Versace
I need that attitude back. She knew exactly what she wanted, idk why she seems lost now.
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Are you guys living in your own little worlds?
From this era:
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It sounds like the answer would be obvious, but you never know with this compelling, contrary-Mary artist. So let’s ask the question: does Gaga call herself a feminist? And, if so, what does being a feminist mean to her? “Yes,” she replies firmly and immediately. “I’m certainly a feminist. A feminist to me is somebody that wishes to protect the integrity of women who are ambitious. A feminist in my opinion is somebody that regards that women have a strong intelligence and wisdom. That we are just as great as men — and some of us can be even better.” She namechecks author/poet/civil rights campaigner Maya Angelou. “I can’t imagine that this woman wasn’t greater than some of the men of her time. “I want to fight for the female performer, the female artist, the female musician,” she states firmly. “This is the type of feminist that I am: that women can be tremendous artists.”
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That quote about being a feminist > that dumbass quote from 2009 when she said she wasn't a feminist. She has grown, educated herself, and knows who she is now, She was literally a lost little girl during The Fame, drugged up, pushed around, and made to do things she didn't want to do. She has talked about the manipulation and the abuse she endured back then and how it has made her a better person. If there is one thing about Gaga, it's that she knows what she wants. However, she has to battle what she wants and what others want. She has, like someone said, seen it all and had it all and now her priorities have changed.
She is no longer an artist itching and hungry for fame or success because she has those, moreso than most. She is now an artist itching and hungry to do what she wants to make herself happy for once.
It is total and utter perfection. Just the piano (similar to the start of the Fallon performance), stripped right back, the wig, the outfit, the darkly lit room. It would even have made for a great music video.
