L.A. Reid's Biggest Blunder was Letting Gaga Go from Def Jam Records

[Mobster 14,604]

1 minute ago, Clean said:

no

as far as I can tell he never even mentioned any existence of her while in a Mariah related work

What? I don't understand 

I meant his own projects, he wrote a memoir or something and I would have never known about its existence if it weren't for him mentioning Gaga.

(Unless you were joking.)

[yASSsss 35,510]

when he says" i fell out of love"..it sounded so made up  

[Katie14 4,828]

What demos is he talking about? Red and Blue, some songs from The Fame, or songs we have never heard?

[Benji 20,113]

Well her catalogue didn't have anything that was hit material then so I can see why he dropped her. It wasn't until she worked with RedOne that she really got her career looking more promising.

[Serendipity 7,821]

14 minutes ago, Mobster said:

What? I don't understand 

I meant his own projects, he wrote a memoir or something and I would have never known about its existence if it weren't for him mentioning Gaga.

(Unless you were joking.)

he only mentions her when asked

[Mobster 14,604]

2 minutes ago, Clean said:

he only mentions her when asked

I just understood what you meant with your first comment, mess

Maybe... or maybe he tells them to ask those questions, isn't that how it works  No, just kidding, I don't know... But if he did, I'm not really holding that against him, that's his job, that's his business and I'm completely okay with that, get those headline, but I'd be even happier that he rejected Gaga.

[Kayla 7,595]

I wonder how differently Gaga's career would have played out if she stuck with Def Jam. Obviously her albums, performances, etc. wouldn't have followed the same trajectory. 

[Morphine Prince 105,958]

Pathetic old fool. Didn't he know? Talent ALWAYS wins.