LG and Jack Antonoff

[Enzo 37,977]

Nah, she shouldn't jump into the train 

[Edonis 28,950]

2 hours ago, GrigioGirl1 said:

Isn't the same true about Taylor and Adele yet Max Martin worked great with them.

Kinda, but Gaga has a bigger ego when it comes to her music 

[bxr 1,016]

2 hours ago, GrigioGirl1 said:

Neither was Mark Ronson

To be fair, she did work with Mark on “Chillin’” back in 2009, and they do share that sort of Gotham Funk vibe at the core (in the vein of maybe a “Beautiful, Dirty, Rich” kind of feel)

[MonsterJay 1,539]

3 hours ago, VENSAINT said:

I always read his name as Jack Off...

OMG I did this lol

im all “Gaga jack off... wtf”

[Mr S 8,671]

15 minutes ago, bxr said:

To be fair, she did work with Mark on “Chillin’” back in 2009, and they do share that sort of Gotham Funk vibe at the core (in the vein of maybe a “Beautiful, Dirty, Rich” kind of feel)

Oh I didn't know he worked on "Chillin"

[bxr 1,016]

9 minutes ago, GrigioGirl1 said:

Oh I didn't know he worked on "Chillin"

Ah, TIL; but, yeah, Mark was Wale’s mentor and signed him to his record label, Allido (named after the Stevie Wonder song). The “Chillin’” backstory was kind of fun, too …

 

“Wale Says Lady Gaga Brings 'Bad Girl' Vibe To 'Chillin’” (MTV)

Wale had been campaigning since November to get Lady Gaga on a track, because he felt she embodied the song's party-record feel.

"If music was a high school, I feel like I'll be the dude on the football team, and it would be like, 'OK, Gaga's having a party!' And you know all the bad girls are going to be out there."

Gaga told MTV News on the video set that Mark Ronson, Wale's mentor, originally sent her the record. "I really wanted to sit down with Wale before I wrote the hook," she recalled. "Because to me, it's really lame when people send you tracks, and they're like, 'All right, Gaga, throw your vocals on it.' This is Wale's record. It's not my record."

Gaga said Wale sounds like he's been rapping for years. His hip-hop braggadocio seems to have rubbed off on her as well. Her portion of the song — which includes the lines "Lookin' at, lookin' at, lookin' at me/ Eyes on me like honey on bees" — is completely narcissistic, she admitted, but in a really positive way. "It's one of those songs, one of those tracks and one of those videos that you can't stop listening to," she said.

[Judas Society 3,584]

You guys are always jumping on bandwagons. Back then, everyone wanted her to make music with Max Martin because most songs on top were produced by him. Now current songs produced by jack are gaining traction, so you want Gaga to work with him. That's why Gaga will always disappoint you coz you're not adventurous enough to explore different producers. Gaga didn't have one of the most versatile discography in her career by following what everyone else is doing. She is being highly respected by the industry because of this. Those who does not respect her are those who wishes they could do the same and wanna be in her spot.

[AJRocketMan 2,684]

He said something extremely rude about her in the past, so I don’t want him to ever work with her.

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3 hours ago, scarlxrd said:

I’m sure she’s aware they both said negative things about her. I can’t see her working with people who at some point disliked her. Which is why a Madonna collab is never coming. But I could be wrong.

Madonna never disliked her, she always praised her. She just expressed disappointment in the fact that Gaga copied Express Yourself (which she did).

[geopang 4,831]

Y’all really love hopping on trends don’t you?

[Joshie S 5,975]

Sure, he's talented and has worked with some impressive artists... Liability he did with Lorde really touched my heart in a way a song hasn't for a while... 

It'd be interesting to see what they came up with however it would all need to happen organically, that's how Gaga's best art is made.

However I hope as others have said, she doesn't jump on his train...

She's on a completely different train track in her own lane.

[fishinmyhair 506]

I do think he's a fantastic producer, but I think him and the Gags both have big egos and idk, I don't think they'd word together well...

[HookerOnAChurch 6,786]

They have to work together for LG7. What an incredible album. They are Made For a collaboration. 

[Anderson123 37,515]

I’d like to see them work on 2 maybe 3 songs to see what they’d come up with knowing she gets the best of them but on the next album. 

15 hours ago, scarlxrd said:

She’ll never collab with him. Just like she’ll never work with Calvin Harris.

This is what we said about will i am and David Guetta and look what happened. It also doesn’t even sound like a song produced by them, which I like. It was a nice surprise. 

15 hours ago, MrDarkGa said:

Jack is (stereotypically) an indie artist first and foremost - Gaga isnt - so there could be too much creative difference. He has worked with indie artists primarily (I count 1989 as Taylor's indie phase as she was reinventing) and has found great success in that, alongside his own project woth Bleachers. I think if they were to work together what they would create would be amazing to me, but Gaga would definitely be lynched by 99% of the fans on here tbh.

1989 is Taylor’s MOST commercial album yet, there’s nothing indie about it. 

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16 hours ago, GrigioGirl1 said:

He added, "Taylor Swift is cool, because she's the closest thing today that hearkens to Michael Jackson -- to great, great pop music. There's a difference between her and Gaga and Katy Perry and Lily Allen and all that. It all feels throwaway, comparatively."

https://abcnews.go.com/Entertainment/funs-jack-antonoff-slams-lady-gaga-katy-perry/story?id=24599534

Wow, Taylor must have paid him a lot of money to say she's the closest thing to Michael Jackson 

OT: I loved NFR but I don't think he suits Gaga tbh