Frederic Aspiras about MR video

[Swan Heart 7,382]

1 minute ago, The Fame Joanne said:

I mean, it's ok she talkes about the bad things she experienced during the ARTPOP era, when she felt the bad side of fame. But it should be enough to mention it once or twice in interviews. Don't make a whole music video about it three years later and talk about it whenever you can. I really don't think normal people who have to work hard every day to make ends meat, feel sorry for a multimillionaire who doesn't like her job, when she doesn't even have to work anymore for her whole life

That's ridiculous.

Yes, she's rich, but that doesn't mean she doesn't have problems in her life. -.- She's struggled with some alwful things way before the ARTPOP era also and she's still coping with everything that's happened to her, as I thought we all know. (sexual assault, chronic pain, PTSD..). And going through all of this with cameras following you around all the time seems more then terrifying, just from an outside perspective.

She's an artists and that is what artists do - express their inner pain. You can't talk about disco sticks when you're feeling like ****, come on..  Really, throwing around such comments so lightheartedly seems insensitive.

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17 minutes ago, GagaMyBlood95 said:

Well that's on them, not even gonna bother convincing them or arguing or whatever, from now on just happy thoughts 

I with you on that one 

[Babel 41,433]

Hateful fans could remain bothered about the video, Gaga keeps winning anyway

[The Fame Joanne 5,985]

1 minute ago, Swan Heart said:

That's ridiculous.

Yes, she's rich, but that doesn't mean she doesn't have problems in her life. -.- She's struggled with some alwful things way before the ARTPOP era also and she's still coping with everything that's happened to her, as I thought we all know. (sexual assault, chronic pain, PTSD..). And going through all of this with cameras following you around all the time seems more then terrifying, just from an outside perspective.

She's an artists and that is what artists do - express their inner pain. You can't talk about disco sticks when you're feeling like ****, come on..  Really, throwing around such comments so lightheartedly seems insensitive.

I never said she can't talk as much about her sexual assault as she wants to. And I also never said she shouldn't talk at all about the fact that she had a bad time three years ago. But as I said, she can't expect normal people to feel sorry about her having a hard time in the industry, when many of them have to fear for their existence

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33 minutes ago, Slayer said:

Exactly, what the f*ck is the video even about?

Apple Music.

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35 minutes ago, The Fame Joanne said:

I mean, it's ok she talkes about the bad things she experienced during the ARTPOP era, when she felt the bad side of fame. But it should be enough to mention it in one or two interviews. Don't make a whole music video about it three years later and talk about it whenever you can. I really don't think normal people who have to work hard every day to make ends meat, feel sorry for a multimillionaire who doesn't like her job, when she doesn't even have to work anymore for her whole life

Do you understand what trauma (the T in PTSD) means? It usually means years or even decades of emotional and mental struggle. Trauma doesnt go away with money and fame. And plenty of people still feel ashamed about it every day. The MR might not have executed it perfectly, but Gaga should still be applauded in the way shes standing up for those with mental ailments.

Telling her that she has to stop "complaining" just because shes a millionaire is beyond shallow.

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Watching it the second time, I didn't mind it.

I'm still wrapping my head around it though 

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12 minutes ago, HugoMonster said:

Hateful fans could remain bothered about the video, Gaga keeps winning anyway

We are not hateful when we don't agree with every ****ing thing she does.

An artist should be open to critization

[The Fame Joanne 5,985]

26 minutes ago, Totodile said:

Do you understand what trauma (the T in PTSD) means? It usually means years or even decades of emotional and mental struggle. Trauma doesnt go away with money and fame. And plenty of people still feel ashamed about it every day. The MR might not have executed it perfectly, but Gaga should still be applauded in the way shes standing up for those with mental ailments.

Telling her that she has to stop "conplaining" just because shes a millionaire is beyond shallow.

I didn't say she shouldn't talk about it at all. But in the last years basically every interview was about how she feels bad a bout fame and I think it's just too much. And money could have helped her because she could have decided to leave, while many people who watch her interviews can not just decide to leave from their jobs

[ARTPOPdidntflop 3,987]

4 minutes ago, AlexanderLevi2 said:

Watching it the second time, I didn't mind it.

I'm still wrapping my head around it though 

you're cute

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Just now, ARTPOPdidntflop said:

you're cute

I mean it's my least favorite of hers but again, don't mind it. 

[Brolysskins 4,166]

45 minutes ago, calmar said:

"This isn't easy to reveal."

What is "this"?

If you were a Super Iconic and Talented Pop star, would you reveal personal issues and mental illnesses, or talk about your rape story and try to help other people see that you have the same issues? Or would you ignore those things and continue to make stupid pop songs about twerking at the club produced by 20 people and only focus on looking hot and sexy...

Thats what this woman is doing. She is showing us not everything about a pop stars life is glam and **** like that. So "This" is exactly what she is doing. She chose to help others instead of focusing on getting #1's and filming videos that focus on other ****.... hope this makes sense.

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6 minutes ago, Brolysskins said:

If you were a Super Iconic and Talented Pop star, would you reveal personal issues and mental illnesses, or talk about your rape story and try to help other people see that you have the same issues? Or would you ignore those things and continue to make stupid pop songs about twerking at the club produced by 20 people and only focus on looking hot and sexy...

Thats what this woman is doing. She is showing us not everything about a pop stars life is glam and **** like that. So "This" is exactly what she is doing. She chose to help others instead of focusing on getting #1's and filming videos that focus on other ****.... hope this makes sense.

I didn't mean for my post in this thread to come across as negative or condescending. Interpreting the word used in the original IG post to mean 'everything she has been revealing' makes sense.

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1 hour ago, Bok said:

We are not hateful when we don't agree with every ****ing thing she does.

An artist should be open to critization

If you don't consider you're being hateful why quote me then? Clearly I wasn't talking about you. 

[Babel 41,433]

1 hour ago, Bok said:

We are not hateful when we don't agree with every ****ing thing she does.

An artist should be open to critization

Also I'm not talking about licking her ass and act like yesmen towards her. BUT since the video release people has been unreasonably hateful towards her.

You don't like the video? Ok. Insult her + her artist integrity because of it? **** it. That's plain stupid.