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Future Rival of Bad Romance as Gaga's Magnum Opus?


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PartySick
2 minutes ago, Quartz said:

Please, it's Gaga we're talking about here - the queen of versatility. There will be no one 'it' song for her entire career. She will be remembered in very different ways and different styles of songs. To some, she's the Bad Romance singer. To others, she was the Born This Way activist. To others, she's the Shallow multi-talented crooner and movie star. Her career is just starting. Mark my words, her new major phase will deliver a new it song for us to discuss.

Don't forget the billion articles that still refer to her as "the Million Reasons singer" :tony:

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Lord Temptation

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I mean, I don’t think it is better or it performed better but that’s Shallow

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AVeryGagaHolyDick
3 hours ago, LGMonster95 said:

Shallow came pretty close because even thought it didn't sell as good, the song had a huge impact. Who knows, especially with someone like Gaga you just never know, I mean back in 2018 a big majority of this fanbase were making threads about how Gaga will never have a WW hit again and then a half year later boom Shallow happened.

Shallow's sales (2018-2019) are a lot more impressive than Bad Romance's sales (2009-2010). Honestly, selling 15M singles in 2019 is like selling 40M singles in 2009

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LGMonster95
4 minutes ago, KEVIN STEVE said:

Shallow's sales (2018-2019) are a lot more impressive than Bad Romance's sales (2009-2010). Honestly, selling 15M singles in 2019 is like selling 40M singles in 2009

Shallow sold 16m UNITS not pure sales and I know sales are pretty much dead nowadays and what Shallow did was amazing but still it doesn't really get there however when we talk about impact, there can be debates.

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AVeryGagaHolyDick
1 minute ago, LGMonster95 said:

Shallow sold 16m UNITS not pure sales and I know sales are pretty much dead nowadays and what Shallow did was amazing but still it doesn't really get there however when we talk about impact, there can be debates.

16 million units, but not so many million must be from streams :vegas: some countries don't even count streams

But yeah, Shallow didn't have any impact on "art culture" (unlike Bad Romance) since it's just a simple acoustic song with no proper video. However, I think Shallow's impact on people's lives is much bigger

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I doubt she will have any other song that could rival Bad Romance. Shallow had massive success but it's no competition to BR in terms of iconicness. 

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JazzGa

I definitely want her to release an avant-garde, storytelling, unstructured, operatic epic like Bohemian Rhapsody! Chart success be damned!  I am picturing something like a 7 minute version of Venus that creates an imaginary world and story Gaga can use for her stage shows :legend:

If ARTPOP was more publically successful, I'll bet we would have that by now :crossed: 

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LGMonster95
5 minutes ago, KEVIN STEVE said:

16 million units, but not so many million must be from streams :vegas: some countries don't even count streams

But yeah, Shallow didn't have any impact on "art culture" (unlike Bad Romance) since it's just a simple acoustic song with no proper video. However, I think Shallow's impact on people's lives is much bigger

Apparently from what I heard it sold 4m pure sales WorldWide which is amazing for today's standards. And yeah shallow might be bigger when it comes to impact 

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AVeryGagaHolyDick
1 minute ago, LGMonster95 said:

Apparently from what I heard it sold 4m pure sales WorldWide which is amazing for today's standards. And yeah shallow might be bigger when it comes to impact 

Omg, I thought it had sold like 10M pure copies:wtfga: 4 million is still amazing, but I thought it was a lot more

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LGMonster95
8 minutes ago, KEVIN STEVE said:

Omg, I thought it had sold like 10M pure copies:wtfga: 4 million is still amazing, but I thought it was a lot more

It sold like 1.2M in US which is the biggest market so selling 10m would have been pretty much impossible. You wont see songs pulling those kind of numbers nowadays in fact Bad Romance sold like 12-13m pure sales WW at the peak of digital sales, now the sales are like at an all time low because of the rising of streaming

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AVeryGagaHolyDick
22 minutes ago, LGMonster95 said:

It sold like 1.2M in US which is the biggest market so selling 10m would have been pretty much impossible. You wont see songs pulling those kind of numbers nowadays in fact Bad Romance sold like 12-13m pure sales WW at the peak of digital sales, now the sales are like at an all time low because of the rising of streaming

I'll never understand this whole "streaming" thing, it literally killed the hype around music :( 

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LGMonster95
2 minutes ago, KEVIN STEVE said:

I'll never understand this whole "streaming" thing, it literally killed the hype around music :( 

It's because the sales was dropping with each year so they had to make a change so with streaming becoming a new way to listen to music, they made it the #1 thing. But I do think they should have made more efforts with sales, like for example making a balance between sales and streaming on Billboard charts and not reduce the importance of sales because that didn't helped at all and overall makes the artists relly mostly on streaming promotions which could be done easily by the labels alone and reducing the importance of singers promoting their singles/albums the traditional way. I don't think people are that poor to not afford paying like $1 for a song or $7 to $14 for an album of an artist that they like, reducing the importance of sales on the charts wasn't needed

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