What gaga wants to say..

[Artpoop 279]

I wonder... The other day while talking to Ryan Seacrest Gaga said she had decided what she "wanted to say" for this new album. 

What if (I may be reaching for the stars here) what she has to say has been influenced tremendously by the recent events involving TIHTY and Kesha. 

What if LG5 is a big feminist/women empowerment anthem album? 

I know there's plenty of conceptual ideas as to what the new album may be called or focused on or whatever, but honestly if she's just now recently decided, it may be COMPLETELY different than what any of us are thinking. 

Idk though it's late and I'm tired 

[OmgSum1Actually 3,041]

LG5 won't be about Kesha I am hella sure

[hELXIG 43,066]

I think she just meant that she wants to make music that has important messages. She said in another interview that she's been thinking about what messages she wants to leave behind on this world for the next album or whatever.

[monketsharona 81,654]

The only things we know is that Gaga said it will be dark (inspired by AHS and her photoshoots of V Magazine), she also said it's going to be a spriritual adventure with a lot of pain (but not only this) 

[bayonse 6,525]

11 minutes ago, monketsharona said:

she also said it's going to be a spriritual adventure with a lot of pain

I thought she said " no pain on this album " 

[StarryNight 10,106]

17 minutes ago, bayonse said:

I thought she said " no pain on this album " 

no "ARTPOP" type of pain 

[Chelseaaaaaa 1,453]

Anyone that doesn't think this album won't be influenced by TIHTY is in denial. I don't think the lyrics will be as blatant seeing as Gaga likes to write with metaphors but there's no doubt it'll reference rape culture and her experiences as  a victim.

Every record has a feminist-esque song (with BTW having the most at 2+) but I agree with you. It's going to be her most feminist work yet. Can't wait.

[Bradley 59,157]

Tbh I'm not here for that.

She's been singing songs about female empowerment and equal rights for so long. I need an album that is relatable to everyone this time. I'm not saying she should make basic music, I want her to portray an image where people see her not as a gay pop star but an artist, an artist that everyone regardless of your sexuality or gender or age would find appealing. Sort of like Bruno Mars who isn't basic at all.

[Fiona Apple 13,006]

Hopefully you are kidding 

[Fiona Apple 13,006]

17 minutes ago, Chelsea Symona said:

Anyone that doesn't think this album won't be influenced by TIHTY is in denial. I don't think the lyrics will be as blatant seeing as Gaga likes to write with metaphors but there's no doubt it'll reference rape culture and her experiences as  a victim.

Every record has a feminist-esque song (with BTW having the most at 2+) but I agree with you. It's going to be her most feminist work yet. Can't wait.

How so?  I mean I wouldn't really have a problem with a song about it or a reference. But you act like it's obvious that it will have songs/lyrics about rape.. I am personally 90% sure that it won't have anything to do with rape

[StarstruckIllusion 52,789]

1 hour ago, monster918 said:

I wonder... The other day while talking to Ryan Seacrest Gaga said she had decided what she "wanted to say" for this new album. 

What if (I may be reaching for the stars here) what she has to say has been influenced tremendously by the recent events involving TIHTY and Kesha. 

What if LG5 is a big feminist/women empowerment anthem album? 

I know there's plenty of conceptual ideas as to what the new album may be called or focused on or whatever, but honestly if she's just now recently decided, it may be COMPLETELY different than what any of us are thinking. 

Idk though it's late and I'm tired 

maybe LG6 

[monketsharona 81,654]

55 minutes ago, bayonse said:

I thought she said " no pain on this album " 

I think she said it in the Yahoo interview late 2014 when she talked about LG5 for the first time

But she explained that there would be more than pain

[zakariah 11,721]

46 minutes ago, Tom Hardy said:

She's been singing songs about female empowerment and equal rights for so long. I need an album that is relatable to everyone this time. I'm not saying she should make basic music, I want her to portray an image where people see her not as a gay pop star but an artist, an artist that everyone regardless of your sexuality or gender or age would find appealing. Sort of like Bruno Mars who isn't basic at all.

This is exactly how I feel about LG5 too! 

I mean, everyone KNOWS that Gaga is anything BUT BASIC. And that she's already managed to bring widespread attention to whatever issues that she may have been concerned about in the past. (LGBT, TIHTY/Rape Awareness)

So this time I think she should just relax and make great pop music which everyone can have fun & bop to, just like during TF era 

[The Child 18,997]

3 hours ago, monster918 said:

What if LG5 is a big feminist/women empowerment anthem album? 

Maybe we never know.

There's a fan theory that every last single of each era defines the theme of the following era.

Paparazzi: dark side of fame = TFM.

Alejandro: gay visual in its mv = BTW.

Marry The Night: suffering for her art = ARTPOP.

Maybe since G.U.Y is about taking control and also not minding about letting control, maybe the LG5 era will be a feminist/woman empowering anthem album.