[Vertigo Stick]

The song was inspired by gay fans that wrote to her. Elton called it a gay anthem. Don't like it? You're stanning for the wrong pop star.

I don't know what to think of these lyrics, but I mean if she posted 'Rah rah ah ah ah' I'd be like 'whaaaaat?' Hmm. I'll have to see. It is funny though, in the Gaga way

[hector.adriel]

Originally posted by Reed

i dont think anyone here is "uncomfortable" with the lyrics per se, people are just pointing out that she's taking it too far and that it's diverting from what mainstream mandates... she may or may not care about that but we're noting it

exactly my point, I'm sure here we all are okay with the lyrics, but you guys can't expect that the GENERAL public accepts the song openly. that's the mere truth, no one hatin' here

[Wilkes]

What was she thinking?

[Remixed]

Originally posted by ozlovezashlee

Are people really worried about the ****en success of the song, more than the actual ****en message? SERIOUSLY?!

+1

Plus, I'm sure the song will have plenty of success.

[Blueberry Kisses]

Originally posted by ozlovezashlee

Are people really worried about the ****en success of the song, more than the actual ****en message? SERIOUSLY?!

Certainly not more than the message, but sis, what kind of stan doesn't want their fav to succeed?

[Rico Shameless v2]

Originally posted by ozlovezashlee

Are people really worried about the ****en success of the song, more than the actual ****en message? SERIOUSLY?!

The message isn't anything new...and it's early in her career, so doing something so left field could hurt her.

[Kunt]

Originally posted by Rainbows

I'm NOT scared

.......ARE YOU SCARED?

We're on the right track.

These other ladies will catch up in 2 weeks time.

[Allstar]

WHAT THE **** IS HIM GUYS. ._________.

[FierceBitch]

Originally posted by Lost_In_Stereo100

You are all boring
Im here for originality not here for the state of smashes/flops .. i honestly dont care...
Half the music on my ipod is music that you guys probably never even heard of

[Julián]

Originally posted by Gui Blackout

True tea.

Oh god Seriously?

[Disco]

Originally posted by Vertigo Stick

The song was inspired by gay fans that wrote to her. Elton called it a gay anthem. Don't like it? You're stanning for the wrong pop star.

I don't know what to think of these lyrics, but I mean if she posted 'Rah rah ah ah ah' I'd be like 'whaaaaat?' Hmm. I'll have to see. It is funny though, in the Gaga way

I stopped doing that months ago. But not all her "fans" actually "stan" for her. so...

[GarageGlamourous]

Originally posted by Haus_of_Nicole

Being a Lady Gaga fan is exhausting.

Sometimes I wish she'd just release a generic, forgettable but club/radio friendly song like HIAM and be done with it.

It truly is, I can't keep up with this mess. But I'm not here for that generic mess

[gagaloo]

Quoted from another forum:

Never has a popstar come right out and said "lesbian" "gay" "bi" "transgendered" and even "straight" in a song. In recent years, SEX has been the topic of popular song. Not sexuality. The closest we've come to sexuality being explicitly discussed in a pop song (not video) is Katy Perry's songs, where it seems like a bit of a novelty: the faux-bi-curious "I Kissed A Girl" and her dreadfully homophobic "Ur So Gay".
The bottom line is: people need to hear this ****, and they need to hear it soon. They need to sit the **** down and listen. Because what the woman's got to say is something that has needed saying for generations.
For me, whether Born This Way sounds crap, or the lyrics will sound a bit naf, or whatever complaints people will come up with... It's all irrelevant, because as the most-followed person on Twitter and most popular living person on Facebook, there's no limit to just how much influence the song may have.

[Blueberry Kisses]

Originally posted by hector.adriel

exactly my point, I'm sure here we all are okay with the lyrics, but you guys can't expect that the GENERAL public accepts the song openly. that's the mere truth, no one hatin' here

+52311


ten points to anyone who caught that

[MrPeanut]

Originally posted by @michael.

I think it's "Capital-H-i-m". Like when Christians say, "Trust in Him". Not, "Trust in HIM"

Yeah, actually, you're probably right.

[gagaloo]

Quoted from another forum:

Never has a popstar come right out and said "lesbian" "gay" "bi" "transgendered" and even "straight" in a song. In recent years, SEX has been the topic of popular song. Not sexuality. The closest we've come to sexuality being explicitly discussed in a pop song (not video) is Katy Perry's songs, where it seems like a bit of a novelty: the faux-bi-curious "I Kissed A Girl" and her dreadfully homophobic "Ur So Gay".
The bottom line is: people need to hear this ****, and they need to hear it soon. They need to sit the **** down and listen. Because what the woman's got to say is something that has needed saying for generations.
For me, whether Born This Way sounds crap, or the lyrics will sound a bit naf, or whatever complaints people will come up with... It's all irrelevant, because as the most-followed person on Twitter and most popular living person on Facebook, there's no limit to just how much influence the song may have.

[Jewfro]

Originally posted by ozlovezashlee

Are people really worried about the ****en success of the song, more than the actual ****en message? SERIOUSLY?!

Absolutely.

[MrDeeds]

Originally posted by Jewfro

The icing on top of these ****** lyrics would be the prevalent use of a unicorn throughout the era

[Nicole]

Originally posted by Allstar

WHAT THE **** IS HIM GUYS. ._________.

He who makes no mistakes.

[Bad Wolf]

I'm not scared...... are you scared??!?!