[lilMonsterKayla]

Holy, Madonna's discog is such fulfilling pop music. The fat, failed, fad frog with chubby cheeks, double chin, garlic bread breasts & mole teeth won't ever reach such legendary status.

[ezra]

no one in here is funny....like....nooooo ooonnnnneeee

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poor madonna

[Buddy!]

Originally posted by bastille

Gets me everytime

idgi

what's supposed to be funny lol

[Legend ReX]

Originally posted by BoyOnBoy Wonder

aslfdkj this is why I make out with you every night

Does he know you do?

[Skywalker]

TheNight is a sweet user. Be nice.

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Poor her future career as a pop star but I'm excited for Godga's Cheek 2 Cheek 2.

[ᴇʀᴏs]

Originally posted by Kang.

Just that most accepted varieties of † Art lie very far across the spectrum from the world of Gaga's ARTPOP! What kinds of † Art has she turned you on to?

+ It was mostly this part, tbh.

You're not getting it. The whole point of ARTPOP was to bring art - or, perhaps more specifically, the idea of art - into the mainstream. Not only was she bringing awareness to a collection of famous works (The Birth of Venus, Mona Lisa, and The Persistence of Memory, to name a few), but she was also trying to bring the very notion of why people create art in the first place into minds of your everyday individual. Her reasoning for it, in this particular case, was to release anger, to vent her rage in a constructive way, and to regain her figurative sanity. But she encouraged fans and non fans alike to find their own reasons to be creative, and to channel that creativity into their art. Many of you seem to think all she did was wear a few outfits with pretty paintings on it, and while on the surface it may seem so, there really is much more to it than just a nice look. Again, in doing these things she was attempting to bring the world of art into the mainstream and pop culture. (Thus "the reverse Warholian experience," as Warhol and other pop artists' goal was to do the exact opposite - to bring pop culture into the sphere of art - and thus the title ARTPOP, which is the reverse of pop art.) Could she have been a bit more clear and effective with her delivery of this theme of the album, perhaps incorporating some of these ideas into more of the songs themselves rather than primarily in the imagery surrounding the album? Yes of course - even I won't deny that. But if you actually do some digging, or really let the album and it's themes simmer inside you for a bit, it will make sense.

But that's not what you asked. Personally, I find myself very open to most art forms - however, I have a special place in my heart for surrealism in general (Dalí especially ) and many of the works from the Renaissance period, along with various works of modern/contemporary art. I wouldn't say "she turned me on" to any of these, more so that she pointed them out to me. I was the one that formed the affinity - she just helped me to see the value in them in the first place. And contrary to what many of you are implying, there is absolutely nothing wrong with that.

[Remote Control]

Originally posted by Kworb

Katy's boost was big enough, she won't need Billboard to defend her with a flimsy list of excuses.

so her boost is just behind Bruno and BEP, right?

[RichGirlPlanet]

Originally posted by ezra

wtf is this thing ?

2015's upcoming IT girl.
Keep up.

[lilMonsterKayla]

Originally posted by TheNight

You're not getting it. The whole point of ARTPOP was to bring art - or, perhaps more specifically, the idea of art - into the mainstream. Not only was she bringing awareness to a collection of famous works (The Birth of Venus, Mona Lisa, and The Persistence of Memory, to name a few), but she was also trying to bring the very notion of why people create art in the first place into minds of your everyday individual. Her reasoning for it, in this particular case, was to release anger, to vent her rage in a constructive way, and to regain her figurative sanity. But she encouraged fans and non fans alike to find their own reasons to be creative, and to channel that creativity into their art. Many of you seem to think all she did was wear a few outfits with pretty paintings on it, and while on the surface it may seem so, there really is much more to it than just a nice look. Again, in doing these things she was attempting to bring the world of art into the mainstream and pop culture. (Thus "the reverse Warholian experience," as Warhol and other pop artists' goal was to do the exact opposite - to bring pop culture into the sphere of art - and thus the title ARTPOP, which is the reverse of pop art.) Could she have been a bit more clear and effective with her delivery of this theme of the album, perhaps incorporating some of these ideas into more of the songs themselves rather than primarily in the imagery surrounding the album? Yes of course - even I won't deny that. But if you actually do some digging, or really let the album and it's themes simmer inside you for a bit, it will make sense.

But that's not what you asked. Personally, I find myself very open to most art forms - however, I have a special place in my heart for surrealism in general (Dalí especially ) and many of the works from the Renaissance period, along with various works of modern/contemporary art. I wouldn't say "she turned me on" to any of these, more so that she pointed them out to me. I was the one that formed the affinity - she just helped me to see the value in them in the first place. And contrary to what many of you are implying, there is absolutely nothing wrong with that.

...? This is actually shockingly disgusting.

[Neonika]

missy elliott is so overrated its not funny

[ᴇʀᴏs]

Originally posted by Meowster

Neoclassicism & Art Deco >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Rococo is awesome too.

Rococo is nice, but it always reminds me of something you'd find in some rich person's house just because it looks pretty. There's nothing wrong with that, and the style does have it's standout pieces, but it's definitely not my favorite. Kind of saddens me that it came almost directly after the quality era that is Renaissance.

[slobro]

-- 23 KATY PERRY
PRISM
CAPITOL 12,197 --

+ ~5000 copies in the actual Super Bowl week

So Katy is behind The Who, BEP and Bruno

Katy's Post-Super Bowl sales are about the same as Madonna, but Madonna sold 16k during the Super Bowl whereas Prism sold like ~5k in the Super Bowl week, so Madonna wins too

[Giselle]

Originally posted by TheNight

You're not getting it. The whole point of ARTPOP was to bring art - or, perhaps more specifically, the idea of art - into the mainstream. Not only was she bringing awareness to a collection of famous works (The Birth of Venus, Mona Lisa, and The Persistence of Memory, to name a few), but she was also trying to bring the very notion of why people create art in the first place into minds of your everyday individual. Her reasoning for it, in this particular case, was to release anger, to vent her rage in a constructive way, and to regain her figurative sanity. But she encouraged fans and non fans alike to find their own reasons to be creative, and to channel that creativity into their art. Many of you seem to think all she did was wear a few outfits with pretty paintings on it, and while on the surface it may seem so, there really is much more to it than just a nice look. Again, in doing these things she was attempting to bring the world of art into the mainstream and pop culture. (Thus "the reverse Warholian experience," as Warhol and other pop artists' goal was to do the exact opposite - to bring pop culture into the sphere of art - and thus the title ARTPOP, which is the reverse of pop art.) Could she have been a bit more clear and effective with her delivery of this theme of the album, perhaps incorporating some of these ideas into more of the songs themselves rather than primarily in the imagery surrounding the album? Yes of course - even I won't deny that. But if you actually do some digging, or really let the album and it's themes simmer inside you for a bit, it will make sense.

But that's not what you asked. Personally, I find myself very open to most art forms - however, I have a special place in my heart for surrealism in general (Dalí especially ) and many of the works from the Renaissance period, along with various works of modern/contemporary art. I wouldn't say "she turned me on" to any of these, more so that she pointed them out to me. I was the one that formed the affinity - she just helped me to see the value in them in the first place. And contrary to what many of you are implying, there is absolutely nothing wrong with that.

ffff;;;;;

[Vin]

Originally posted by Buddy!

omg she's so annoying

It's so weird how dumb Iggy Azalea is. She doesn't really come off like a moron when she speaks.
A classy accent can really do wonders to hide your stupidity, I guess. Anyway, in other news, Iggy is ugly.



...Vin

[ks_dollar]

ARTPOP don't mean SHITE.

[lilMonsterKayla]

Originally posted by Neonika

missy elliott is so overrated its not funny

How? nobody has mentioned her in years until Katy's backup dancers rolled her body onto the SB stage.

[ks_dollar]

Originally posted by Vin

It's so weird how dumb Iggy Azalea is. She doesn't really come off like a moron when she speaks.
A classy accent can really do wonders to hide your stupidity, I guess. Anyway, in other news, Iggy is ugly.



...Vin

She does actually. As a fellow Australian I can tell she tries to 'Americanize' her talking voice.

Probably to make her "rap accent" more valid. The way she pronounces her "R's" when she talks

is like really absurd for an Aussie from a ******, outback no one in it town.

The stupid dumb bitch.

[Lithium9]

Katy is SO done

[ezra]

eww at the lifeless soulless freaks & proofs of internet sociopathy quoting the one normally soul'd human that arrives in here.

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madonna sucks and has almost no good music!

[Neonika]

Originally posted by lilMonsterKayla

How? nobody has mentioned her in years until Katy's backup dancers rolled her body onto the SB stage.

in the rap community she is

and can we stop talking about art im literally in art class right now and i want to drag people not talk about ****ing salavador dilda