Most of you need to watch this

[iAstroLeo 14,424]

 

 

[Gagadonna 10,801]

It's heartbreaking when she speaks about Troy

[davidnail 56]

She is so hurt. You can tell how deep it is. Clearly she has emotional scars. We need to be more grateful. We need to remember that she could never make music again. If we contimue to treat her how we have this week, we may see a future without our Lady

[iCpro 14,846]

This is why we need Tony. He literally saved her. Personally I'm not a fan of Jazz, but if it's what makes Gaga truly happy, then I'll support her through every single Jazz album she may release.

[ItsTommyBitch 12,640]

This interview

C3C better come soon

 

[Didymus 34,379]

Why? All she's saying is we don't know what's really happening in her career, she's willing to lie about her happiness at any given moment to keep her era afloat, and then on top of that we get a glorious contradiction at the end in which she claims she always stuck to her guns and then inadvertently lets slip out that she actually was dumbing down her work due to outside pressure.

This and most other interviews that promoted C2C are just a bunch of contradictions piled up on each other, and she makes damn sure she repeats every single time that this is the first time in a long period where she's happy again and ready to produce quality music and quality performances because Tony saved her. Promo trick. A smart one.

But I don't consider this a valuable interview for the fans to watch rn. She also claimed to be happy when she was being overworked for years, you can't blame the fans for not just accepting that that was all a lie and now out of the blue having to put her happiness first when they had the feeling they were doing that already all these years. So imo this doesn't really do much, not for me anyway.

[KURUSHITOVSKA 20,451]

C2C saved her life and career.

[REALITY 76,301]

What an inspiring interview... 

I'm so happy for Gaga now, she's getting to do what she loves and it's amazing that she's [hopefully] in a much happier place now. There was true emotion and true passion in what she said and I think it's kind of sad that we take this phase of her career—most notably her jazz and her acting career—for granted.

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[davidnail 56]

9 minutes ago, Didymus said:

Why? All she's saying is we don't know what's really happening in her career, she's willing to lie about her happiness at any given moment to keep her era afloat, and then on top of that we get a glorious contradiction at the end in which she claims she always stuck to her guns and then inadvertently lets slip out that she actually was dumbing down her work due to outside pressure.

This and most other interviews that promoted C2C are just a bunch of contradictions piled up on each other, and she makes damn sure she repeats every single time that this is the first time in a long period where she's happy again and ready to produce quality music and quality performances because Tony saved her. Promo trick. A smart one.

But I don't consider this a valuable interview for the fans to watch rn. She also claimed to be happy when she was being overworked for years, you can't blame the fans for not just accepting that that was all a lie and now out of the blue having to put her happiness first when they had the feeling they were doing that already all these years. So imo this doesn't really do much, not for me anyway.

Im pretty sure youve never suffered from depression. Try to be more considerate. She is always being hopeful. When she says she is feeling happy, celebrate that. I dont know her mental state, but how she talks reminds me of my experience. The low moments truly weigh you down. Everything is so heavy.  They seem to take so much time is many ways. So when you find a piece of happiness you really try to cling to it.  You try to build yourself up. You want this to be here always, but you know that it cant be that way. She she may seem to be fake when she says this is the happiest shes been in a while, but please dont use that against her. She deserves to cling to the happy moments. 

[Didymus 34,379]

15 minutes ago, davidnail said:

Im pretty sure youve never suffered from depression.

Why? lol

15 minutes ago, davidnail said:

she may seem to be fake when she says this is the happiest shes been in a while, but please dont use that against her. She deserves to cling to the happy moments. 

See, I don't necessarily buy that as an expression of her depression. She said she "crashed" mid-2013 (that would be in the middle of her promo) and we never knew a thing until November that year. She claimed she was as happy as ever, actually contrasting it with BTW. This was just wildly untrue when you take a look at her later statements, and even during the ARTPOP era.. you say she's clinging to happy moments, I'm not sure if she really was happy during that time at all. Her own statements contradict that.

I'm not using it against her, I'm just saying that she tricked us thrice in a very short period of time. She tricked us during BTW, during ARTPOP and now also apparently during her Hollywood era now that she admitted she was butchering her body. Not saying that as a bad thing, it's just how it happened. So me saying that we'll basically never know if she's telling the truth is a warranted statement. And I don't think that "she's just happy in this moment" is enough of a counterargument. If she describes a period as a crash and then it turns out that during that period she was saying she was as happy as ever, clearly there's a disconnect and your theory doesn't apply. It's a lot more logical she's just putting up a front because, let's face it, she has a product to sell and money to make.

[Killa 17,461]

I must agree with mister above me. And i'm always shocked you buy this thing. It's clearly an act, let's be real.

And i gotta add, this kind of fakeness sells in America but i doubt this strategy would be as useful elsewhere. But it was a good narrative for her to get on train again, and that's how these things work. A bit too much like that, in GagaSphere.

But i think there's always some truth in her lies. She might actually be happier, but she wasn't that comfortable during Cheek2Cheek and that's why i only want her to give us the new album with a couple of shows and no fonny interviews where she must show how she loves Tony and respects him so much, blah blah.I swear, American TV is so fake..

[Nicogly 2,579]

1 hour ago, Didymus said:

Why? All she's saying is we don't know what's really happening in her career, she's willing to lie about her happiness at any given moment to keep her era afloat, and then on top of that we get a glorious contradiction at the end in which she claims she always stuck to her guns and then inadvertently lets slip out that she actually was dumbing down her work due to outside pressure.

This and most other interviews that promoted C2C are just a bunch of contradictions piled up on each other, and she makes damn sure she repeats every single time that this is the first time in a long period where she's happy again and ready to produce quality music and quality performances because Tony saved her. Promo trick. A smart one.

But I don't consider this a valuable interview for the fans to watch rn. She also claimed to be happy when she was being overworked for years, you can't blame the fans for not just accepting that that was all a lie and now out of the blue having to put her happiness first when they had the feeling they were doing that already all these years. So imo this doesn't really do much, not for me anyway.

She legit said that her music made her happyand the overworking was part of that. What made her unhappy was the abandonment and the fact that she felt like a product. Being left by her manager was one of the toughest things she had to go through. I think ur comments are valid, but they are just an opinion,a nd I guessmy comments are also opinions, nonetheless I feel like u r choosing a rather cold route to talk about gaga. Idk, 

[Nicogly 2,579]

44 minutes ago, Killa said:

I must agree with mister above me. And i'm always shocked you buy this thing. It's clearly an act, let's be real.

I dont see the act. Like, I have seen Gaga be so fake in other interviews, which is always hard to watch cause I want her to be authentic. But this interview is ****ing real to me.  The way she acts is just so natural, it really doesnt seem fake to me. It is a bummer that when she opens herself people call it an act. It could be an act, but I mean, for me the chances are pretty low. 

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4 hours ago, KURUSHITOVSKA said:

C2C saved her life and career.

This!