LG7 era will be everything they wanted for Chromatica

[Quentin 5,216]

11 minutes ago, PartySick said:

the world basically came to a stop.

That won't happen this time

World War 3 says hi

[Rahrahbitchson 17,365]

I just wish you knew something and that this ended up being true, because I feel like we haven't had a proper pop era since Born This Way, so I don't want to have my expectations too high, but anyways lets gooo, bring your condoms everyone cuz we aint gonna catch up this ✨️DISEASE✨️ OUT 25.10 

[Quentin 5,216]

5 minutes ago, Starmie25 said:

While i do wish Chromatica got its well deserved rollout.. another part of me thinks that maybe 2020 was a very slight blessing for Gaga's artistry.

Gaga is in a much better place these days and is clearly ecstatic about LG7 and creating music again, which was the complete opposite when you look at the process behind Chromatica (minus TCB)

So now LG7 can be THAT moment! She's putting her whole heart and spul into her artistry again.

Thanks for your comment Starmie Daniels!

Edited October 21 by Quentin

[tyler k 4,761]

12 minutes ago, PartySick said:

No Joanne slander

We may be spreading plague but I'm still wearing my pink hat

i'm still wearing my pink hat too!! love Joanne xoxo

[M i K E Y 7,299]

It’s already starting with GGDs new look congrats to the one who made it (I suggest fatcat?) looks stunning! 
and I think Gaga is not playing this time and puts in her all. I am so excited 

[godnhat 3,206]

10 minutes ago, Illuminati said:

In other words we should keep our expectations low cause we know how plans change

No we should manifest and make it happen 

[angelduuh 319]

I'm very excited but I'm not expecting anything, we don't know what can happen so I don't want to get dissapointed (which I don't think it will happen.). I know the music will be good. I loved and still love Chromatica, and that aesthetic was my favorite, I loved the pink and the futuristic vibes. But I'm ready for this era, I hope Gaga shocks us like she used to do.

[Magneto 13,277]

The concrete look for the backdrop is giving me museum of brutality vibes

[Bowman 7,855]

2 hours ago, LeafBug said:

I loved/ love Chromatica, both the pink cyberpunk and the brutalist imagery. It’s a shame COVID happened but the visuals and music will be with me forever. It really was everything I wished for as well. 

 

2 hours ago, PartySick said:

That's what I mean though! There were SO MANY plans. Appearances, shows, promotion, really exciting stuff that all fell through 'cause the world basically came to a stop.

That won't happen this time

Chromatica got me through the pandemic, it was really a time when everyone needed that era. I’ll never forget it. The whole world was at standstill it’s mental when you think about it 

[HelloHangoverz 15,542]

3 minutes ago, Bowman said:

 

Chromatica got me through the pandemic, it was really a time when everyone needed that era. I’ll never forget it. The whole world was at standstill it’s mental when you think about it 

Not to trivialize the suffering that went on through that period or act as if people's death can be dealt with via dance pop music but....I thought the dance through your pain message really suited the times tbh. Like Rain On Me, a song about accepting pain and walking through it....during a pandemic....it just felt like it suited

[Bowman 7,855]

11 minutes ago, HelloHangoverz said:

Not to trivialize the suffering that went on through that period or act as if people's death can be dealt with via dance pop music but....I thought the dance through your pain message really suited the times tbh. Like Rain On Me, a song about accepting pain and walking through it....during a pandemic....it just felt like it suited

I totally agree, it was really fitting 

we was all trying to get through it together 

[PartySick 144,841]

15 minutes ago, HelloHangoverz said:

Not to trivialize the suffering that went on through that period or act as if people's death can be dealt with via dance pop music but....I thought the dance through your pain message really suited the times tbh. Like Rain On Me, a song about accepting pain and walking through it....during a pandemic....it just felt like it suited

I really wish Chromatica hit me that way. I still don't feel great about the album (I won't harp on it though) and the "dancing through the pain" thing never hit me 'cause it felt less like perseverance and more like futility and tone-deafness. Absolutely due to my garbage state of mind though 

I was spending long days at work getting abused by the public, even having a gun brandished at me for asking a dude to wear a mask, getting mobbed by lunatics looking for paper products, literally having dozens of people pile on top of me to grab sh*t, getting conspiracy driven hissy fits from grown adults, and then coming home to spend long afternoons and nights taking care of my grandpa 'cause every medical professional was tied up. I remember basically begging a nurse to come out around 2am 'cause he didn't recognize me and his catheter bag was full of blood, I had no idea what to do. Then I lost him months later and fell into probably the longest depression I've ever been in. Even now I don't feel like I've truly crawled out of it though I am feeling good these days.

2020/2021 was so hard on so many of us but something broke inside of me during that time and Chromatica always got a broken hearted side-eye from me because of it.

LG7 is gonna be different though, I can feel it  

[Chlorine 47,975]

I'm overstimulated. This is like saying I'm a power b*ttom but when they show up I run from the d*** 

Gaga PLEASE.  I can't take it. 

[HelloHangoverz 15,542]

36 minutes ago, PartySick said:

I really wish Chromatica hit me that way. I still don't feel great about the album (I won't harp on it though) and the "dancing through the pain" thing never hit me 'cause it felt less like perseverance and more like futility and tone-deafness. Absolutely due to my garbage state of mind though 

I was spending long days at work getting abused by the public, even having a gun brandished at me for asking a dude to wear a mask, getting mobbed by lunatics looking for paper products, literally having dozens of people pile on top of me to grab sh*t, getting conspiracy driven hissy fits from grown adults, and then coming home to spend long afternoons and nights taking care of my grandpa 'cause every medical professional was tied up. I remember basically begging a nurse to come out around 2am 'cause he didn't recognize me and his catheter bag was full of blood, I had no idea what to do. Then I lost him months later and fell into probably the longest depression I've ever been in. Even now I don't feel like I've truly crawled out of it though I am feeling good these days.

2020/2021 was so hard on so many of us but something broke inside of me during that time and Chromatica always got a broken hearted side-eye from me because of it.

LG7 is gonna be different though, I can feel it  

That was a beautiful elegy to an album/era that could have been, for you! 

I guess looking back, 2020 was a good year for me, the earth was going to **** but for me nobody got sick and the pandemic opened up career opportunities I wouldn't have had otherwise. Had my experiences been as excruciating as yours I would probably have made the same associations tbh.