[NEUTRON]

Could her work at Def Jam be considered her baby?

[Rock That Beat...]

Originally posted by Remixed

The different intro of when the song first starts >>>>>>>>>

Yas!

[JasperX]

The concept was really great. However, the execution was mess. The editing, pacing, and the ****ing visibile cutting

[UAE]

Originally posted by myNAMEisJAYR

Could her work at Def Jam be considered her baby?

Could Def Jam have forced her to have an Abortion but then they dropped her which resulted in a mental break down

[ChrisRTW]

I love Gaga weirdness,I'm gonna watch it again.

[BoyOnBoy Wonder]

Originally posted by myNAMEisJAYR

Could her work at Def Jam be considered her baby?

I actually think that's quite possible.

But, again, that's what I love about this video specifically; it's all up to one's personal interpretation.

[KarlosVzla]

The prelude is cool. Then it just gets ridiculous. I'm so disasppointed. :-/

Judas and You & I>>>>>>>>>>

[BoyOnBoy Wonder]

Originally posted by JasperX

The concept was really great. However, the execution was mess. The editing, pacing, and the ****ing visibile cutting

But one could say that this has to do with the fact that a mental breakdown is a mess.

It's ugly, awkwardly cut, etc.

[britneyspears98]

wheres the video?

[Beatz]

Originally posted by KarlosVzla

The prelude is cool. Then it just gets ridiculous. I'm so disasppointed. :-/

Judas and You & I>>>>>>>>>>

Yes! Judas video is so much, much better than this messy trainwreck.

[JasperX]

Originally posted by Fozzie

But one could say that this has to do with the fact that a mental breakdown is a mess.

It's ugly, awkwardly cut, etc.

and certainly goofs were parts to complete the mental-illness arabesques

no, It was just plain bad directing and editing.

[Hooligan]

The intro is just too long and boring. The video, itself, isn't anything to write home about either.

It's -- I'm not going to say "she's" -- trying to hard to be ground-breaking while essentially coming off as corny.

4/10. She got a 4 for the split.

[ALA]

The pan out shot of the clinic+instrumental when they first show her with the cars are my favorite parts of the video.

It's growing on me.

[Dazed]

come on and ruuuuuuun
the best part

[Dei]

I still don't like it after my 2nd view, and that would be my last. But the instrumental in the beginning of the car scene is the most nostalgic thing I've ever heard. Why does she have to cut it? It would have been an epic transition if it was a bit longer.

[Sunlighter]

Originally posted by Hooligan

The intro is just too long and boring. The video, itself, isn't anything to write home about either.

It's -- I'm not going to say "she's" -- trying to hard to be ground-breaking while essentially coming off as corny.

4/10. She got a 4 for the split.

Amen.

Dancing was good though more of that.

[realityisalways]

Originally posted by Hooligan

The intro is just too long and boring. The video, itself, isn't anything to write home about either.

It's -- I'm not going to say "she's" -- trying to hard to be ground-breaking while essentially coming off as corny.

4/10. She got a 4 for the split.

You are being too generous

[BoyOnBoy Wonder]

I already posted this in the BTW thread, but I figured I'd post it here too.

An explanation for some of those shots at the end of the video:

I was laying in my bed on my stomach—this is so sick— but I was eating a salad, and I got a phone call: Can you be at this restaurant in 30 minutes? So-and-so big record executive wants to meet you. And the salad was like a really unhealthy salad; it was like fried chicken or something. So I said, ‘I’ll be right there.’ I got up, went to the bathroom, threw up the salad, did a line of coke went to the meeting. I was completely mental and had just been through so much.

[Remixed]

This is the best video of the era.

[fromargentina]

What does him not inspiring you personally have to do with him inspiring the next person to become whatever they want to become? Stop it.

Because not everybody can be a millonaire, and it's easy to be "inspiring" being rich, I don't see any value in that

The other problem I see, is the lack of appeal for the general public, not everybody knows Gaga story, not everybody can relate to her, and see the supposed meaning of the video, regular people will not "understand"/like it