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​Yeah, Gaga has a strong start, but if she won't last for longer than 5 years only people that will remember her are the ones who were young in  2009-2011

​don't be so pessimistic sis, have hope

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No, she's not the queen of dance music. She used to be the queen of pop for a while after Madonna's weave got snatched by her but now we're in a phase where we haven't gotten a queen of pop again.

 

But Lana's coming for that weave...

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well who else :gaycat: 

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No, she's not the queen of dance music. She used to be the queen of pop for a while after Madonna's weave got snatched by her but now we're in a phase where we haven't gotten a queen of pop again.

 

But Lana's coming for that weave...

sweet ​lana can keep on trying but gaga's gonna tear up the world next year with 2010 2.0 w/o any mess this time(thanks to king Bobby)

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sorry to break it to you bro, but popstars got banned from those categories after 2011

lucky gaga got hers in 2010 pokerface-dance song, fame-dance album

Why did they ban pop artists?  Do you know the logic behind that decision?

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wait until next era sis, you'll be saying gaga 2016-infinity>>>>>>>>>>>>>>gaga 2009-2011

I am marking your words cuz I so want that to be the case.  I want even more slayage by Gaga than the slayage we all endured in 2009-2011!

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Why did they ban pop artists?  Do you know the logic behind that decision?

Grammy Awards Ban Gaga, Rihanna, Britney from Dance Categories


 

[Lady Gaga, a 3-time Best Dance Recording nominee, will not be featured in that category at the 2012 Grammys.]
Lady Gaga, a 3-time Best Dance Recording nominee, will not be featured in that category at the 2012 Grammys.
Dave J Hogan / Getty Images

Lady Gaga, Rihanna, Britney Spears, Ke$ha and Jennifer Lopez scored some of 2011's biggest dance hits, but you won't see any of them in the Dance categories at the 2012 Grammys.

The Academy has decided to shift all of those artists to the Pop field, opening up the Dance field for DJs and more hardcore dance acts like Afrojack, Calvin Harris, Skrillex and Benny Benassi.

Though the Grammys never made an official announcement about this, several Academy members have confirmed being told about the change. The new policy is also confirmed by scanning the leaked list of 116 potential 2012 Grammy nominees for Best Dance Recording, which is missing all of those aforementioned pop stars.

Many of the songs you might have expected to see in the Dance categories - Gaga's "Judas," Spears' "Till the World Ends," Ke$ha's "We R Who We R" andRihanna's "S&M" - were shifted to the Pop field instead.

Unfortunately, the Academy isn't being consistent with its new definition. A few less-successful dance-pop artists did manage to slip onto the list of contenders in the Dance field, including Robyn, Dev, Kat DeLuna and LMFAO.

None of these performers are as commercially successful as Gaga or Rihanna. So it seems that the new Grammy rule is that dance-pop artists are no longer eligible for the Dance categories, unless they have terrible record sales, in which case they are welcomed with open arms.

Personally, I love Robyn, and it's exciting that she may benefit from this rule change, but the fact is that if Gaga and Britney aren't eligible for the Dance awards because they're too pop, then Robyn (and Dev and LMFAO) shouldn't be eligible either.

We'll find out how much of a difference the new policy makes when the 2012 Grammy nominees are announced on November 30.

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found that on examiner

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:fthis:i think that rule is pure bs, they should give grammy based on quality, not success

 

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Grammy Awards Ban Gaga, Rihanna, Britney from Dance Categories


 

[Lady Gaga, a 3-time Best Dance Recording nominee, will not be featured in that category at the 2012 Grammys.]
Lady Gaga, a 3-time Best Dance Recording nominee, will not be featured in that category at the 2012 Grammys.
Dave J Hogan / Getty Images

Lady Gaga, Rihanna, Britney Spears, Ke$ha and Jennifer Lopez scored some of 2011's biggest dance hits, but you won't see any of them in the Dance categories at the 2012 Grammys.

The Academy has decided to shift all of those artists to the Pop field, opening up the Dance field for DJs and more hardcore dance acts like Afrojack, Calvin Harris, Skrillex and Benny Benassi.

Though the Grammys never made an official announcement about this, several Academy members have confirmed being told about the change. The new policy is also confirmed by scanning the leaked list of 116 potential 2012 Grammy nominees for Best Dance Recording, which is missing all of those aforementioned pop stars.

Many of the songs you might have expected to see in the Dance categories - Gaga's "Judas," Spears' "Till the World Ends," Ke$ha's "We R Who We R" andRihanna's "S&M" - were shifted to the Pop field instead.

Unfortunately, the Academy isn't being consistent with its new definition. A few less-successful dance-pop artists did manage to slip onto the list of contenders in the Dance field, including Robyn, Dev, Kat DeLuna and LMFAO.

None of these performers are as commercially successful as Gaga or Rihanna. So it seems that the new Grammy rule is that dance-pop artists are no longer eligible for the Dance categories, unless they have terrible record sales, in which case they are welcomed with open arms.

Personally, I love Robyn, and it's exciting that she may benefit from this rule change, but the fact is that if Gaga and Britney aren't eligible for the Dance awards because they're too pop, then Robyn (and Dev and LMFAO) shouldn't be eligible either.

We'll find out how much of a difference the new policy makes when the 2012 Grammy nominees are announced on November 30.

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Thank you love!!  Can't include a nice smiley hug cuz I'm on my smartphone and for some strange reason the emoticons are disabled.   : (

​aww you're so nice:kisses::kissga:

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​aww you're so nicehttp://gagadaily.com/uploads/default_kisses2.gifhttp://gagadaily.com/uploads/default_kissga.gif

Back at you bae!!!    : )

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The Queen of Dance, Pop, Jazz, Rock, Not Lipsyncing, tributes, fashion, performances, explaining the true meaning of ARTPOP, black and white album covers, disco, opera, yoga, dogs, New York, messy lyric videos, lack of music videos, long music videos, music videos in general and of course the abromovich method 

​lmao:toofunga:

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