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Will Gaga meltdown due to C2C's critic reviews?


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I think publicity in general is a very destructive thing, for any artist… It always is a problem. Because even if it’s good, the extent to which you get all this attention is an extra thing for you to take account of. You start thinking about your work as an outsider  you start being aware of… what other people think of you. And you become self-conscious… It’s taking your attention away from your own business.  - Susan Sontag

 

After my first listen to Cheek To Cheek I knew it wasn't going to get the rave reviews people here thought it would. The postive reviews that it is getting are mostly based on Tony's good name. Like Annie Lennox's new collection of standards Cheek To Cheek has a cheesyness about it, it's for old folks. Tony and Gaga didn't reinvent the wheel with Cheek To Cheek, they didn't exactly breath new life into the songs. But that isn't stopping me from enjoying it.

 

I hope she doesn't have a meltdown, and I wish she would stop contributing to the narrative that ARTPOP was a flop. I just hope she  puts her head down and keeps creating art.

Agreed and hopeful.
The future's uncertain and the end is always near.
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Let's be honest these songs have been covered millions of times by actual legends.

 

But no one expected her to out do them, and if they did they are idiots. The one negative review I could find (through metacritic no less) bashed the album as a publicity stunt (great, focusing on the music :applause: ) and bashed Gaga's voice. You might be thinking, "well of course they are going to focus on her voice, she sings during the album" but they even bashed Goody Goody because of her, because they found her talking insufferable :smh:

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....hasn't it been getting mostly positive reviews?

By far. The meltdown is among "fans" like the OP. I doubt Gaga gives a **** about Metacritic. At this point, I don't think anyone else should, either.
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it must be hard to swallow for Gaga that some critics judge her work on the hate toward her persona, not by musical parameters

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Most attack the facts that she's either using jazz to get away from her failure in pop or that she oversings and tries to outdo Tony

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failure in pop

 

oops she didn't sell 20 million records this time :madge:

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Well, she and we already know the situation, in my opinion this time she shouldn't show that she care or that she feels bad for sales or bad reviews (that are not based on music but hate).

This time she shouldn't give a **** because is what haters are expecting from her and they do it on purpose.

I hope that the first will be her fans to not have this kind of behaviour complaining or having meltdown about sales or reviews.

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AFAICT, it's of absolutely no importance outside of idiot stan world.

Yeah. The idea, I guess, is to provide an "objective" version of critical opinion by averaging many reviews. But as we see, there are some problems with that.

That's a very good question.

To me, it mostly looks like a problem for the credibility of Metacritic.

 

Thank you Nemo!

 

The idea of a website which would truly just provide a kind of aggregate critical opinion doesn't seem too bad for me, but when it distinguishes from its original purpose to serve as an objective source and starts involving strange tactics of applying prejudgment towards some artists or products, it's just  :sick:  :millie:  :wtf:

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