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In what way did you find the gaga albums helpful?


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holy scheisse

The fame is inexplicably important to me

tfm inspired an interest in art, music videos, fashion, darkness

btw was very inspiring to be and feel free 

ARTPOP.:emma:

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Vodka

The Fame taught me to let loose, and have fun.

The Fame Monster helped me deal with parts of myself that I wanted to ignore.

Born This Way influenced me to be kinder and help others.

ARTPOP felt like a gift that reminded me how it was ok to pursue my passions and think more creatively.

*Cheek to Cheek reminded me of how effective simplicity can be.

Yes, I also do love partying in moving houses as seen in that one Bacardi tv ad.
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LilVenusian

Great story bb, glad you learned to love ya'self and get rid of the cake face and the ratty extensions :laughga:

BTW was a messy time for me too, I was so obsessed with gaga I dyed my hair platinum too and started wearing "rocker" type clothes too try and copy her. Very embarrassing  :saladga:

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I don't really know specifically how each album helped me, but just by listening to her beautiful voice singing, whatever bad moment or feeling I am experiencing just goes away and I feel a lot better and lighter :nick: 

What’s in a reverse-warholian expedition?
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Frankenztein

All of Gaga's album have made me feel like I had a friend in her no matter what. Even though I'll probably never meet her. Her music is a constant hand to hold whenever I need one. 

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Duella Dvil

Well born this way invented homosexuals

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llbcherry

The Fame was a celebration of being myself, projecting what I wanted to be seen as by others. 

TFM was a darker time for me, it's transcendent dark synthetic pop with difficult topics, though sometimes vague, allowed me to embrace hardships for what they were, and to find beauty in misery. To create good from the bad. (Plus just plain good bops!)

BTW wasn't profoundly impacting to me, except for The Queen. It really channeled my inner tough b*tch. Overall, the album conveyed to me a sense of hope.

ARTPOP encouraged freedom of individuality. I was really moved by the openness with addiction, as I struggle with it profoundly. It reminded me of the passions I once had, and what freedom truly means.

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Ronk

Gaga's albums cemented the definition of Gaga's character as a person, to me.  Her words in interviews, on the internet, and in public, make it clear that she is a good, kind person, dedicated to helping bullied kids, LGBT, and anyone else that needs a lift in self-confidence and self-worth, and she has strong traditional family values.  Also, she lives a life of kindness, caring, and positivity, and is a great role model and mentor. 

The albums solidify and confirm all of those things.  There are songs to help bullied kids, the are songs to help the LGBT, there are songs to help anyone who needs a lift, there are songs about family (Speechless and The Edge Of Glory).  So everything she does, including her songs, reveals her as a person.

I live outside the space time continuum.
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kabirartfling

I just like to collect artsy things...so no they did not help me..

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