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Regina George
1 minute ago, Doot said:

I love her either way but am I the only one who finds her music now to be less relatable than the earlier stuff?

Yes I also have to agree with this.. 

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SarahTannoIsHere
24 minutes ago, Regina George said:

But, but.. Paparazzi, Poker Face, LoveGame, Just Dance, Boys Boys Boys, Starstruck,...?????? 

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Summerboy and future love is better than everything in her entire career 

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4 minutes ago, Ronk said:

Exactly.  The Fame was fun, and people love fun.  Gaga's words at 1:15 into this interview:

 

Yep. Which is part of the reason I don't think the lyrics for SL are very strong. They aren't super digestible in a relatability sense. 

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PartySick
1 minute ago, Doot said:

I don't think she will ever remove Just Dance or Poker Face. If anything, she can do a medley, but I don't think they'll go anywhere. 

I think for majority of her older singles, they need to become short medleys because as much as I love them, it's starting to get into "legacy act" arena, and I'm honestly tired of the same songs being performed over and over. 

I thought what she did at the artRAVE was pretty smart.

Just Dance immediately into Poker Face and Telephone served as a kind of outro to PF. LoveGame was gone, Paparazzi slayed but that's the best song on TF so :huntyga:

It'd be a bit criminal if she ended up like MJ having every tour be slightly different because so many older hits took up so much of the set.

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Daylight Jokers
8 minutes ago, xoxo Craig said:

And I truly believe this too :tony:  also, his channel still exists but now he does movie reviews :selena:

Actually, he barely makes movie reviews anymore. He just makes random videos nowadays.

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PartySick
2 minutes ago, Regina George said:

Okay now that you said that.. I can really appreciate that! I know exactly what you mean! It's just that I myself prefer The Fame when it comes to music.. It also holds a great place in my heart because that's when I discovered Gaga and those are hits of my childhood and one of the best times of my life happened back then.. 

I had the luxury of being a casual fan until Swinefest so I guess that's why my nostalgia glasses are dated 2013, not 2008 :selena:

She has something for us all :flutter:

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PartySick
5 minutes ago, Doot said:

I love her either way but am I the only one who finds her music now to be less relatable than the earlier stuff?

I relate more to the songs about drug use, sexual assault, and personal loss more than the ones about dancing in the clubs or riding disco sticks :poot:

Even the more sentimental songs from TF, TFM, and BTW just don't click to me as well as when she dug inside herself for ARTPOP ans Joanne :flutter:

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1 minute ago, Regina George said:

Yes I also have to agree with this.. 

Like, let's really think about it. 

Just Dance - a song about getting drunk at a club and just dancing the night away with friends. 

Poker Face- a song about poker and also about sex and relationships and the cheeky underside about thinking about chicks during sex. 

LoveGame - relationships and sex 

Paparazzi - capitalizing off of our love of celebrity culture and love and obsession. 

 

Then you enter Joanne or SL...

 

Perfect Illusion - a vague song about false relationships that have very vague lyrics and according to her is about social media?? 

Joanne- a song about her aunt, that she never met, focused on death with some religious undertones. 

Stupid Love- a song that has lyrics which sound like you are reading a self help book and then randomly jumps into wanting someone's "stupid love". 

 

I think the reason the GP caught onto the earlier stuff is because she packaged normal people's experiences into lyrics that were both inventive and sly, but something most people could relate to. 

I also sometimes wonder if because she's been famous for so long and has been living a total unconventional lifestyle that people on masse never experience, that she simply struggles to make lyrics that can create a sense of relatability from the GP to her. 

I love the song Joanne, but I didn't know Joanne. I can't relate to that. 

People call her more relatable now because she isn't wearing constant theatrical costumes. But people primarily hear the music before seeing any accompanying visuals. So if the music doesn't connect, it doesn't matter if you are out with a baby on one hip and a glass of wine in the other. 

 

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Chromatography
10 minutes ago, PartySick said:

It's just that a different kind of effort went into albums like ARTPOP and Joanne. They reflect the Gaga I love and the one we all relate to and appreciate. The lafy who writes from her heart, putting pain to pencil to paper. Songs like Dope, Swine, and Joanne are WHY I stan Gaga :flutter:

The Fame perfectly reflects the Gaga the GP loves. The pop superstar :sis: there's just not much there to digest from a personal standpoint.

Well that's boring :neyde:

Not everything has to be a personal connection. Sometimes in a world full of misery, I want to listen to a song like BBB or Starstruck with no big meaning or personal story behind it. Not everything has to be an overthought mess

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8 minutes ago, PartySick said:

I thought what she did at the artRAVE was pretty smart.

Just Dance immediately into Poker Face and Telephone served as a kind of outro to PF. LoveGame was gone, Paparazzi slayed but that's the best song on TF so :huntyga:

It'd be a bit criminal if she ended up like MJ having every tour be slightly different because so many older hits took up so much of the set.

That's why she needs to go the Madonna route eventually and just accept that some of her bigger songs need to be cut, otherwise it feels like she's asking people to pay to see more or less the same show. 

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Midnightrush891
42 minutes ago, Regina George said:

And someone on here dares to say that it's her worst album... 

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Expose them!

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Just now, Chromatography said:

Not everything has to be a personal connection. Sometimes in a world full of misery, I want to listen to a song like BBB or Starstruck with no big meaning or personal story behind it. Not everything has to be an overthought mess

BBB and Starstruck are more relatable tho. Billions of people like boys, and billions of people like just funky dance beats about music and love and Poppin they bussies. 

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6 minutes ago, PartySick said:

I relate more to the songs about drug use, sexual assault, and personal loss more than the ones about dancing in the clubs or riding disco sticks :poot:

Even the more sentimental songs from TF, TFM, and BTW just don't click to me as well as when she dug inside herself for ARTPOP ans Joanne :flutter:

But think about it from a commerical standpoint. Is she going to connect with a larger audience by talking about sexual assault and deceased family members, or dancing in the club?

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