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How Long Will Gaga Be Remembered For?


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  1. 1. How long will Gaga be remembered For and be a recognized name?

    • 2020-2059
      4
    • 2060-2099
      17
    • 2100-2149
      15
    • 2150-2199
      3
    • 2200-2249
      2
    • 2250 or Beyond
      55


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River

We will always remember her this way -

lady gaga GIF

So sploosh your juice all over me you Riverboy
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Angelm

Gaga will be in history books. She’s an staple on music and pop culture, she has made a huge impact. She’s a classic, a timeless artist, so... forever :ally:

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I guess for people who will study music history she might be mentioned in a few sentences here and there? :oops:

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andreas85

I voted 2020-2059. Seriously, nobody will remember her after 100 years. How many popular singers from the 1910s average people know nowadays? Yeah, that's what I thought.

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Henri Bardot

imagine that in 150 years + people will study the history of meme and pop culture of the 2000s :udidnt:

 

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AndiGaga
10 minutes ago, andreas85 said:

I voted 2020-2059. Seriously, nobody will remember her after 100 years. How many popular singers from the 1910s average people know nowadays? Yeah, that's what I thought.

Yeah i understand what u mean, but they didnt have the internet back then

The world is globalized, Gaga is known by billion of people for decades, her albums will be online forever

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Dukttape

Doctor Who already predicted Toxic to be the future anthem of Earth at its end in the year 2 billion (or whatever,  I haven't watched that episode for like 3 years), but that was pre-Bad Romance, and I consider them equals  soooooo... I guess we'll see, Rose Tyler. :ohwell:

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sarahb

Why are some people voting the first option? :what:

By 2059 she'll be Cher's current age. 

Do you feel him sir?
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4 hours ago, Loeppke said:

I voted 2100-2149, because realistically performers don't really have much longevity, though she's definitely up there with Madonna, Cher, and the likes. But don't @ me unless you can list me your favorite performers from the 19th century :ohwell:

Maybe

 

I feel like u have to be one of the highlights of the century to be remembered hundreds of years later tbh 

 

Just like bethooven and Barch and Mozart (I can't remember how to spell their names properly) were music highlights of the century...

 

Just like Einstein and Isac Newton were highlight scientists of their centuries....

 

And just like Elvis Presley and Michael Jackson were highlight entertainers if their century....

 

I think Gaga will need to be the highlight of this era too in order to be remembered

 

If she's not the biggest over these first decades of the 2000s in general she will only be remembered as long as children of parents who were around during Gaga's years are alive

 

That would take the generational overlap to maybe the early to mid 2100s after that no one would know Gaga

 

Unless again she is the highlight of this century

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Linus Gaga

According to this no one will remember her in 2063 :(

 

 

 

Hit me a message and say hi !
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1 hour ago, andreas85 said:

I voted 2020-2059. Seriously, nobody will remember her after 100 years. How many popular singers from the 1910s average people know nowadays? Yeah, that's what I thought.

If ur an extreme standout it's possible

 

Most ppl have heard of Mozart, Beethoven and Barch 

 

But it's only the extreme highlights of an era in entertainment that are Remembered for hundreds of years

 

Same with scientists or philosopher's

 

Kings and politicians too like Cleopatra, Alaxander the great and Hitler (for terrible reasons)

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gypsy101

this question really only can be answered if THE WORLD EVEN EXISTS IN THE FUTURE. thanks to global warming i’m not too sure the planet will be around.

but if the world is still around i think she’ll be remembered at least til the 2070’s or so

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1 hour ago, andreas85 said:

I voted 2020-2059. Seriously, nobody will remember her after 100 years. How many popular singers from the 1910s average people know nowadays? Yeah, that's what I thought.

I only put that to have as a voting option but I don't think that's realistic

 

Ppl that are exposed to Gaga now will still be alive in 2059 so she can't be totally forgotten even if she's no longer relevant

 

The bigger question is will she be big enough for our children or grandchildren who aren't exposed to Gaga to know about her?

 

She has to be major enough for us to tell our children about her... Just like our grandparents Remember Elvis and the Beatles and talk to us about them

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Just now, gypsy101 said:

this question really only can be answered if THE WORLD EVEN EXISTS IN THE FUTURE. thanks to global warming i’m not too sure the planet will be around.

but if the world is still around i think she’ll be remembered at least til the 2070’s or so

Humans can survive under extreme conditions

 

I don't think we will go extinct per say. The ecosystem would have to be damaged to an extremely high level that even basic plants and bugs die off for us to be completely gone

 

Humans are the only species (besides bacteria) that exist in all continents (minus Antarctica) because our technology and knowledge let's us survive in completely different climates 

 

Most animals cannot do that

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gumzy3000

It will be interesting to see how history talks about pop culture. Like Mozart and Beethoven are talked about now but we honestly can not compare their legacy to how Gaga’s legacy might be. Music now is so global, so varied that I really have no clue how it will be talked about in 200-300 years.

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