Streisand Effect: ASIB soundtrack rises WW, praise pours.

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8 hours ago, thehanyo said:

This old-school nasty mean-girl diva culture has no place in our current culture, where toxicity is out and kindness is in. Cher and Mariah have learned this, Barbra and Madonna have not, unfortunately.

Just want to say that this is a flawless comment. I'm not saying Barbra's as bad as this based on one comment alone but I really appreciate you picking up on this general concept. This kinda attitude was ok back in the day but times have changed and the public want kind, relatable, humble celebrities now. There's a whole generation of women who found fame decades ago who have now become shady towards the newcomers and are bitter that they're no longer that shining star or that it girl anymore. I get it, aging is really hard on women in these industries but this isn't the way to go about it. Always being decent to everyone and boosting others up is what gets you far and will keep you revered. It's sad how some people can't wait until they become famous enough to the point where they feel they can look down on people and "school" them and think they know best. I think it's a generational thing as well, I see it in baby boomers and earlier. They tend to respect their generation's elders no matter how they behave, they seem to think they have a right to be snobby and stuck-up. The worst is when I see older women who just love putting down younger women. I would've thought that growing up during the peak of the feminist movement, they'd want to support other females. Younger generations have a shorter fuse on that front and are less likely to put up with being talked down to. If there's one thing that the future will bring us, it's less acceptance of these kinds of attitudes. I've noticed actually that female singers today really don't shade each other like they used to. Let's hope this continues.

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11 hours ago, badfaith said:

The Beyonce shade from the comments are unecessary, but I wonder how it would be done with them as the cast.

Watch DreamGirls or Cadillac Records then 

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Wow never knew bitterness can work in one's favour that much 

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Thanks old HAG

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Well, thanks Barbra for the free promo 

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13 hours ago, JusKeepBreathin said:

What is Mercury News? 

News... from space 👀

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3 years too late Barbs x

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Serves her right 

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23 hours ago, JusKeepBreathin said:

Why do they only have like 200k followers on Twitter and if it's a News paper why is it so opinionated? 

gurl idk  i dont work for them 

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Thanks to Barbra, Shallow re-entered the top 100 in Switzerland and overtakes Someone You Loved again as the biggest song of all time there.

http://swisscharts.com/song/Lady-Gaga-&-Bradley-Cooper/Shallow-1799181

Thank you miss Streisand 

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On 8/17/2021 at 9:52 PM, Stephen said:

This whole situation reminds me of Gaga's relationship with Linda Perry.

Gaga honored her and covered her song beautifully (arguably better than the original) and then Linda went out of her way to make sure Gaga wasn't credited at the Emmys for TIHTY. 

The girls just can't stand when Gaga does what they did BETTER? I mean she doesn't have ill intentions it's not her fault that she's talented, amazing and beautiful. 

Soon as they see themselves being eclipsed or one-upped they switch!

Yeah that Linda Perry thing was weird 

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On 8/17/2021 at 11:14 PM, StrawberryBlond said:

Just want to say that this is a flawless comment. I'm not saying Barbra's as bad as this based on one comment alone but I really appreciate you picking up on this general concept. This kinda attitude was ok back in the day but times have changed and the public want kind, relatable, humble celebrities now. There's a whole generation of women who found fame decades ago who have now become shady towards the newcomers and are bitter that they're no longer that shining star or that it girl anymore. I get it, aging is really hard on women in these industries but this isn't the way to go about it. Always being decent to everyone and boosting others up is what gets you far and will keep you revered. It's sad how some people can't wait until they become famous enough to the point where they feel they can look down on people and "school" them and think they know best. I think it's a generational thing as well, I see it in baby boomers and earlier. They tend to respect their generation's elders no matter how they behave, they seem to think they have a right to be snobby and stuck-up. The worst is when I see older women who just love putting down younger women. I would've thought that growing up during the peak of the feminist movement, they'd want to support other females. Younger generations have a shorter fuse on that front and are less likely to put up with being talked down to. If there's one thing that the future will bring us, it's less acceptance of these kinds of attitudes. I've noticed actually that female singers today really don't shade each other like they used to. Let's hope this continues.

And Gaga is leading the way. Just think of how she could have ripped into certain people throughout the years but she realised early on that it wasn't the way to be. I don't think Cynthia raised her like that anyway. Baby Gaga tried it for a while as a defence mechanism but ultimately she's just a nice girl who doesn't like being mean bc after all she was bullied herself 

Now that doesn't mean ppl should expect her to be saintly. She's only human after all. But her first instinct is to be nice to people and expect it in return. 

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31 minutes ago, GucciGa said:

And Gaga is leading the way. Just think of how she could have ripped into certain people throughout the years but she realised early on that it wasn't the way to be. I don't think Cynthia raised her like that anyway. Baby Gaga tried it for a while as a defence mechanism but ultimately she's just a nice girl who doesn't like being mean bc after all she was bullied herself 

Now that doesn't mean ppl should expect her to be saintly. She's only human after all. But her first instinct is to be nice to people and expect it in return. 

all the shady things sort of ended after she started with working with Tony, no? when was the last ‘i guess green hair is the new thjng 👀’ level of shadiness?

i really think Tony taught her SO much 

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35 minutes ago, AnglerfishbraBENUS said:

all the shady things sort of ended after she started with working with Tony, no? when was the last ‘i guess green hair is the new thjng 👀’ level of shadiness?

i really think Tony taught her SO much 

Maybe at Trump the day of the PA Biden campaign. Like I said, she is only human 🤣