[Celestial]

Originally posted by KRL

this wouldn't work for a huge artist like gaga, when she releases a song/video, the whole world knows about it, not just regions

She did it before. Paparazzi was released in the UK months before it was released in the US, and it made no difference to its overall chart performance.

[Chemist]

Originally posted by KRL

this wouldn't work for a huge artist like gaga, when she releases a song/video, the whole world knows about it, not just regions

Uhm, but some songs have a better succes than others in different regions. Judas flopped in the US while it had a nice run in France, TEOG flopped in France while it had a nice run in the US, etc It's just marketing strategies

[MrPeanut]

Originally posted by slobro

Or anywhere outside of US and Australia
Definitely should've released Scheiße for the other countries

Don't forget Canada.

[GaGaFan]

I don't know how I feel about this video.

Scene breakdown:

50 percent - LOVE!
25-20 percent - Tolerate.
25-30 percent - Hate.

[Moonage Daydream]

NO.

[KRL]

Originally posted by Celestial

She did it before. Paparazzi was released in the UK months before it was released in the US, and it made no difference to its overall chart performance.

she wasn't this big back then

Originally posted by Chemist

Uhm, but some songs have a better succes than others in different regions. Judas flopped in the US while it had a nice run in France, TEOG flopped in France while it had a nice run in the US, etc It's just marketing strategies

yeah but if she releases, for example scheisse in germany, and then makes a video for it, the whole world would be watching it, not just the germans. it would rise on itunes everywhere = mess

[Chemist]

Originally posted by KRL

yeah but if she releases, for example scheisse in germany, and then makes a video for it, the whole world would be watching it, not just the germans. it would rise on itunes everywhere = mess

I really doubt it would go higher than #50 in a country where it's not officially released, even with a great video.

[Celestial]

Kirill, let's be real. How much of an impact did her videos have on the other songs this era?

She could easily do regional singles, her fans would check the videos out, but you're not going to see a single intended for the European market making a huge impact in the US unless she wants it to. For latter singles from an album, airplay is essential to success.

[Nicole]

Did Paparazzi flop in Europe?

[Celestial]

Originally posted by Haus_of_Nicole

Did Paparazzi flop in Europe?

I don't think so. It was a big hit in the UK anyway peaking at #4 in June/July 2009. I can't remember the exact time.

[MrPeanut]

Originally posted by Chemist

I really doubt it would go higher than #50 in a country where it's not officially released, even with a great video.

Yes, it would. It would probably get random airplay, too. Kirill is right, it'd be a mess.

[NOW]

The video was definitely a step up from EOG, but it gave me Alejandro teas in terms of understanding what's going on. Does anyone have the running gifs made yet?

[Duca]

Originally posted by Haus_of_Nicole

TEOG is a power ballad. Both EW and Rolling Stone referred to it as such. It may be an "uplifting" one, but it's still a power ballad.

Originally posted by Celestial

TEOG is clearly a power ballad. It's part of the reason it sounds so dated.

Thank you!

[GaGaFan]

I have never been a fan of regional releases. I think that it is unnecessary if you pick one single that has broad appeal.

And You and I just jumped 200ish spots on UK iTunes.

[Duca]

Originally posted by Haus_of_Nicole

Did Paparazzi flop in Europe?

It peaked at #3 on the European Hot 100.

[GaGaFan]

Originally posted by Duca

Thank you!

Wikipediasus disagrees.

"The Edge of Glory" features production from Lady Gaga, Fernando Garibay and DJ White Shadow. Recording sessions for the song took place at The Living Room Studios in Oslo, Norway and Germano Studios in New York City. "The Edge of Glory" is a dance song that speaks of the very last moments of living on Earth.

"The Edge of Glory" is an electro rock and dance-pop song, and includes a saxophone solo. It was written by Gaga, Fernando Garibay, and DJ White Shadow.

[las3horas220]

Waw another GAGA's Video

I Liked

[Duca]

Originally posted by GaGaFan

Wikipediasus disagrees.

EW and Rolling Stone >>> pages allowed to be edited by dummies.

[UnusualBoy]

Originally posted by Celestial

TEOG is clearly a power ballad. It's part of the reason it sounds so dated.

**REPORTS FOR LIES**

[MAKSIM]

Didnt they **** up Love Game in Europe because they decided to hold off on Love Games release until after Paparazzi or something like that.