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Originally posted by Instant
I've already given up on MR becoming a global hit (even tho it has such a big potential, ugh). All I'm hoping for rn is that it won't die after the Christmas freeze so it can become a pretty big radio hit in US.
I can live with Gaga being a flop forever. But MR has to become a hit. She [i]needs to[/] have a hit with this one.
She's a huge and very respected celebrity so she won't fade away as a public persona with all of those TV/movie projects and high profile events like SB, Glastonbury and Rock in Rio that she still can book. But she needs to do something to stop people wondering where is she now, lol
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MR is freefalling after only 4 days from the release of the video, Youtube views are tragic, radios won't pick it up after the Xmas freeze (I really hope to be WRONG) but the song will probably be outside the top100, unless they put the discount again, Spotify is still not on board, by January this is gonna be over like DWUW.
The song needed a solid music video that would have kept it stable in the top10 for a while, in this way the possibilities of radios to pick it up would have been more.
The only left chance is the Superbowl, the song is gonna enter in the top10 of iTunes after the SB effect for sure and probably can have a second wave since the song has a big potential.
Probably they're gonna try to push 'A-Yo' by that time, we'll see.
About the rest I agree, Gaga is established as music legend and one of the biggest music acts, this era is not the end of the world, we had great music (thing most important) and amazing performances, we just need to deal that we're not gonna have smashes or stunning visually music videos.
Maybe she will have to reconnect with younger audiences again on her next album to get some younger listeners back
That was really weird