[Lukitoo]

Originally posted by chemist

The mkst watched video is still Gaga's penis

[iLays]

iTunes Albums Pop: Fame Monster Moved from 3 to 1
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[Kisuke]

2,006,293 views

[MrDeeds]

Originally posted by kisuke

But it’s better than anything else out there.


the haters can shut up


we got the video of the year

[Alex]

Not her best, nothing compares to Paparazzi. :]
But very nice. Funny too. I love LG's ciggy glasses.
& LOL at Beyonce at the end. XD

[Kisuke]

Originally posted by MrDeeds

at you feeling the need to reply , after i called out haters

[Kisuke]

him still being here , when he called the video crap yet he keeps coming back

[Mermaid]

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Youve-...?ref=nf&v=wall


over 1000 fans, and it only just a QUOTE from the video..

[ozlovezashlee]

Why are people hating on Queen Bey's acting skills? This is a FUN video, not meant to be nominated for the Oscars. Plus Bey obviously can act, she has so many acting legends that got her back. Also I can't get over how much I loved Bey in this video! haha

[satellites.™]

[tyharris]

this is still not even top 10 on itunes yet..

[satellites.™]

Originally posted by tyharris

this is still not even top 10 on itunes yet..

Your avatar alone disables your comments on The Queen & The Princess.

[tyharris]

Originally posted by Satellites

Your avatar alone disables your comments on The Queen & The Princess.

oh please u cant even sugarcoat it like somethings not wrong wit hthat

[ifyouseekLEM]

Originally posted by tyharris

oh please u cant even sugarcoat it like somethings not wrong wit hthat

[Hustle.]

Originally posted by Bibliotheque

By order of appearance:

Heartbeats
Virgin Mobile
Diet Coke
Beats
Plentyoffish.com
HP
drink in the car
Polaroid
Wonderbread
MIracle Whip

add to & edit that

Heartbeats
Virgin Mobile
Diet Coke
Ray Bans (if these count, everything else is custom/high end)
The Monster Ball Tour pins
Pelco security systems
HP
Plentyoffish.com
Honey Buns (not sure if this is Little Debbie or Mrs Freshleys...)
Polaroid (camera)
Wonder Bread
Miracle Whip
Coors Light
Polaroid (booth)
Chevy Silverado


Not that these count but... telephones, Ranier Maria Rilke, USA, and waffles.

I still can't make out the chicken franchise who's cup is in the car.

But I think this had more product placement than BR, right?

[Bibliotheque]

When I first saw the video I only picked up on like 3 products lolllll

Anyway

All right, so we all had a chance to watch Lady Gaga's "Telephone." Now it's time to discuss the deeper meaning behind it.

Speaking exclusively to E! News, Gaga says, "There's certainly always a hidden message in my music videos. But I would say most predominately, I'm always trying to convolute everyone's idea of what a pop music video should be."

When we think pop music videos, choreographed dances, costume changes and crazy editing are pretty standard, so what makes her video so different?

"There was this really amazing quality in 'Paparazzi,' where it kind of had this pure pop music quality but at the same time it was a commentary on fame culture. In its own way, even at certain points working with Jonas [Åkerlund, the director of both videos] really achieved this high art quality in the way that it was shot. I wanted to do the same thing with this video—take a decidedly pop song, which on the surface has a quite shallow meaning, and turn it into something deeper."

She also had the support of Inglourious Basterds writer/director Quentin Tarantino, which can't be underestimated.

"There certainly is a Tarantino-inspired quality in the video," she says. "I mostly love the way he uses different forms to create something new. His direct involvement in the video came from him lending me the ***** Wagon. We were having lunch one day in Los Angeles and I was telling him about my concept for the video and he loved it so much he said, 'You gotta use the ***** Wagon.'"

Ultimately, Gaga says her intent was to take "the idea that America is full of young people that are inundated with information and technology and turn it into something that was more of a commentary on the kind of country that we are."

At first glance, the country she portrays is all about dancing, mass murder, sexy lady jail and Polaroid. But we must be missing something...Is it about the high recidivism rates among felons exiting American prisons? Unsanitary kitchen conditions? Strong lady friendships kill men? Beyoncé's dangerous levels of fierceness? Or is this just another one of Gaga's masterful manipulations?

http://uk.eonline.com/uberblog/b1712...ts_hidden.html

[satellites.™]

Originally posted by tyharris

oh please u cant even sugarcoat it like somethings not wrong wit hthat

Their isnt... I mean the video hasnt even been out 24 hours.

[Hustle.]

[tcatron565]

Originally posted by tyharris

oh please u cant even sugarcoat it like somethings not wrong wit hthat

It's not like this was a live performance. Videos don't help songs hoot up the chart in one day. It takes time. People have to discover the video first. It's not like a live performance where it's shoved in their face on television. Give it more time.



Would someone please explain to me what this video has anything to do with the song? I watched it last night on E! since they premiered at the beginning of the show, which is a shock, and what the hell does two women poisoning people have ANYTHING to do with "'cuz I'm out in the club and I'm sippin' that bub and you're not gonna reach my telephone." I mean, it's a cool video and the plotline is fun and everything, (Corny acting, but still fun.) but it has nothing to do with the song. At least "Paparazzi" and "Thriller" (two other long plot focused videos) matched the lyrics of the song.

[Dephira]

Originally posted by tcatron565

It's not like this was a live performance. Videos don't help songs hoot up the chart in one day. It takes time. People have to discover the video first. It's not like a live performance where it's shoved in their face on television. Give it more time.



Would someone please explain to me what this video has anything to do with the song? I watched it last night on E! since they premiered at the beginning of the show, which is a shock, and what the hell does two women poisoning people have ANYTHING to do with "'cuz I'm out in the club and I'm sippin' that bub and you're not gonna reach my telephone." I mean, it's a cool video and the plotline is fun and everything, (Corny acting, but still fun.) but it has nothing to do with the song. At least "Paparazzi" and "Thriller" (two other long plot focused videos) matched the lyrics of the song.

Since when do music video plots have to match the lyrics more often than not they don't

I guess it's up for everybody to decide but you could make a case for telephone (the song) being about Gaga trying to break away from the pressures that are brought upon her from everywhere (management, boyfriend, etc...) and so in the video she breaks free from prison (those pressures) and just does her own thing, no matter what others say.
That's just my two cents but you could certainly come up with tons of other interpretations. Or you could just enjoy it for what it is and not think too deeply into it, because maybe Gaga herself didn't think too deeply about it, who knows. That's up for everyone to decide for themselves.