[SLAYANNA NAVY]

Originally posted by Dancehall Queen

Yes.

No she hasn't Name me one song where Gaga has done dancehall/reggae

[Lil Misty]

Originally posted by Clump

Jazz


Hip-hop

Rock

Desi

Funk

Piano Pop

Opera

Disco

Tribal

Country


R&B

Gospel

And Experimental


Etc.

LMAO! None of these are on her ALBUMS and I died at Government Hooker being Opera

okay sis

[Vertigo Stick]

How are you all going to bitch about Gaga sounding different from The Fame, but now that your fave isn't winning she suddenly "always sounded the same?"

[ifyouseekLEM]

Originally posted by Clump

Jazz


Hip-hop

Rock

Desi

Funk

Piano Pop

Opera

Disco

Tribal

Country


R&B

Gospel

And Experimental


Etc.

I stopped at Jazz. You bitches are including the slew of featuring songs Lady GaGa has been on. That's not being experimental if you need to be on someone else's track to test new sounds. Britney is experimental as a SOLO ARTIST. Playing with new sounds on her OWN. NOT by featuring with Tony Bennet or Elton John.

[frantic]

[Clump]

Originally posted by Lil Misty

LMAO! None of these are on her ALBUMS and I died at Government Hooker being Opera

okay sis

1) The majority of these songs are on her albums
2) Collaborations don't count as experimenting?
3) Government Hooker has obvious opera influences. Take several seats.

[Clump]

Originally posted by ifyouseekLEM

I stopped at Jazz. You bitches are including the slew of featuring songs Lady GaGa has been on. That's not being experimental if you need to be on someone else's track to test new sounds. Britney is experimental as a SOLO ARTIST. Playing with new sounds on her OWN. NOT by featuring with Tony Bennet or Elton John.

One of those songs is on an EP Gaga has released

[Mélina]

Originally posted by thewaitinggame

Gaga sure
Rihanna sure
Britney sometimes, itz/blackout britney more so than femme fatale/circus britney
Nicki sometimes in respect to her rapping.
Katy not really, but i'll give her credit for a song or two being slightly off color in some element.
Beyonce not at all, as safe as it gets. Every song she releases could've been on her first album a decade ago. And that album would've had to have been released half a decade before that to be edgy.

And you have the audacity to list Katy Perry above her?

[Callisto.]

Originally posted by frantic

This really isn't a good song.

[Dancehall]

Originally posted by face

Britney has never been anything more than a puppet. She's the furthest from experimental, if she's done different genres that's because those who make the decisions wanted to adapt her to what they can sell.

Anyway, Beyonce, clearly.

[i spit on haters]

Originally posted by ifyouseekLEM

I stopped at Jazz. You bitches are including the slew of featuring songs Lady GaGa has been on. That's not being experimental if you need to be on someone else's track to test new sounds. Britney is experimental as a SOLO ARTIST. Playing with new sounds on her OWN. NOT by featuring with Tony Bennet or Elton John.

Love Gaga but this is true. But it's just a poll, y'all.

[SLAYANNA NAVY]

I dont get why people are up in here posting videos and talking about collaborations from other albums when the OP states

Which pop starlet do you think Experiments the most with their music?

[Jaymz]

Originally posted by Clump

Jazz


Hip-hop

Rock

Desi

Funk

Piano Pop

Opera

Disco

Tribal

Country


R&B

Gospel

And Experimental


Etc.

Most of these are a reach at best... using remixes... that one note is classed as opera, please.... and the judas breakdown... SMH

[frantic]

Originally posted by iBeyoncé.

This really isn't a good song.

who's asking u

[Andre]

Originally posted by Lil Misty

I died at Government Hooker being Opera

okay sis

Lady Gaga‘s ‘Government Hooker’ starts out with a high, operatic vocal; it reminds us of when the also-daring Gwen Stefani utilized ‘the Lonely Goatherd’ yodeling from ‘The Sound of Music’ on ‘Wind It Up’ from her second solo album ‘The Sweet Escape.’

Gaga’s usage of such an ethereal vocal is so unconventional — but that’s what we expect from her. Nevertheless, ‘Government Hooker’ quickly launches into a techno beat that embeds itself into the song’s foundation and repeats itself throughout, until the fade out.

The critics loved

[Callisto.]

Originally posted by frantic

who's asking u

No one asked me because I TOLD you and now that you KNOW that your taste is inferior maybe you will fix that kay? Kay.

[CaptainMusic]

@Dancehall Queen

Let's NOT. If anything she's actually more experimental when she takes full control of an album. In the Zone, Blackout and the (unreleased) original doll material are proof of that.

[I RUN L.A.]

Britney over Rihanna? Her first 3 albums had the exact same sound... Especially the first 2.

In The Zone is flawless... So is Blackout... Both were new sounds for Britney... Back to Circus.. Not at all. Femme Fatale... Hardly at all.


Rihanna on the other hand, changes her sound CONSTANTLY. She may not have done every genre under the sun, but she is incredibly versatile and has pulled off the most genres the best. So there.

Beyonce also experments, but I wouldnt say to the extent that Rihanna has... 4 is a masterpiece, but her other 3 albums didnt stray too far from her R&B/Pop roots.

[humbz]

Britney. Quite obvious IMO.

Then Gaga.

[caerbayn]

Originally posted by GeezusHaberdash

Beyoncé's like the only one in the poll that experiments with her vocal without edited studio effects

!!!! Each album she does new and interesting things with her voice. The gorls are too wrapped up in their untz untz beats to notice any of it.

Also, I remember listening to I Am... the first time and was shocked that she would even record let alone put songs like Satellites and That's Why You're Beautiful on her album.