She most likely will, unless her critical acclaim is through the roof with at least one no.1 song, which is a challenge for Gaga in America
Getting a US #1 is no challenge for Gaga.
Her first two singles were #1.
Paparazzi had a chance of going #1 had Bad Romance not been rushed out.
Bad Romance was super close to hitting #1 several times.
Telephone would have been #1 if she was able to promote it in the US.
Bieber is pretty much a lock too.
The final two is a free-for-all.
Bieber will not be nominated. Nobody takes him seriously. If I had to guess the final three I'd say Sade, Carole King/James Taylor, and Arcade Fire.
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Let's look for Taylor owning the next Grammys with her album!
Ugh, I hope not. Music will be very busy next year it seems, so there should be healthy competition. I honestly don't see Speak Now having the same longevity as Fearless.
Getting a US #1 is no challenge for Gaga.
Her first two singles were #1.
Paparazzi had a chance of going #1 had Bad Romance not been rushed out.
Bad Romance was super close to hitting #1 several times.
Telephone would have been #1 if she was able to promote it in the US.
Exactly, she has trouble hitting no.1.
I think she might become the next Britney Spears when it comes to the Hot100.
Getting a US #1 is no challenge for Gaga.
Her first two singles were #1.
Paparazzi had a chance of going #1 had Bad Romance not been rushed out.
Bad Romance was super close to hitting #1 several times.
Telephone would have been #1 if she was able to promote it in the US.
The entire is world is waiting for the anthem of our generation. The lead single off Born This Way will be #1 without a doubt.
Bieber will not be nominated. Nobody takes him seriously.
I'm going to keep rooting for the underdog (not to win of course )
But with his album sales, relevance, and his appeal to several different genres, he has the same - if not more - appeal than Taylor did with Fearless. And who took Tay seriously then?
I'm going to keep rooting for the underdog (not to win of course )
But with his album sales, relevance, and his appeal to several different genres, he has the same - if not more - appeal than Taylor did with Fearless. And who took Tay seriously then?
Fearless had a good amount of critical acclaim, and then of course the Kanye incident gave her a lot of good will. Justin doesn't have Taylor's sales power either, and the Grammy voters tend to be partial to country/rock/jazz. He'll definitely be nominated for BNA, but AOTY? I actually do like him, but it won't happen.
Music will be very busy next year it seems, so there should be healthy competition. I honestly don't see Speak Now having the same longevity as Fearless.
(not to win of course 
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