Naomi Watanabe Finally Meets Lady Gaga! Interviews Her

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Two icons wbk! Lessgooooo!

 

The interview will be posted on Naomi's Official YT Channel tomorrow, March 18 2025.

[River 110,100]

omg I'm so happy for her

[OliviaRodrigoStan 4,912]

Her "Rain On Me" video was so impressive. It annoyed me that she had to label it as a "parody" because of her weight. 

It really wasn't a parody, it was an INCREDIBLE recreation of the video. The production quality was great, and I think she did the choreo amazingly as well. Queen.

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1 hour ago, RAMROD said:

Who’s who

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I saw it a few minutes ago and screamed!!! I'm so happy for her! 

[Kayi 2,122]

Cool 

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5 hours ago, OliviaRodrigoStan said:

Her "Rain On Me" video was so impressive. It annoyed me that she had to label it as a "parody" because of her weight.

Did she say that? 

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2 hours ago, Linus Gaga said:

Did she say that? 

I think the title was literally "parody", and everyone in the comments was like: "Gurl, where is the parody, this is literally the video, it's amazing". That I remember, it only had one "comedic" scene, where she eats something, but TBH, it felt like she made the joke before someone else did, it felt really forced, like "ok, I'm fat, so I HAVE to make a food joke, cause people will make fun of it anyways". 

The video was incredible. 

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1 minute ago, OliviaRodrigoStan said:

That I remember, it only had one "comedic" scene, where she eats something,

She had a dango stabbed on her leg instead of a knife xD and she ate it instantly with rage/pain xD amazing scene 

 

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1 hour ago, OliviaRodrigoStan said:

I think the title was literally "parody", and everyone in the comments was like: "Gurl, where is the parody, this is literally the video, it's amazing". That I remember, it only had one "comedic" scene, where she eats something, but TBH, it felt like she made the joke before someone else did, it felt really forced, like "ok, I'm fat, so I HAVE to make a food joke, cause people will make fun of it anyways". 

The video was incredible. 

I love the dango scene!

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14 hours ago, OliviaRodrigoStan said:

Her "Rain On Me" video was so impressive. It annoyed me that she had to label it as a "parody" because of her weight. 

It really wasn't a parody, it was an INCREDIBLE recreation of the video. The production quality was great, and I think she did the choreo amazingly as well. Queen.

With the funny scene added then it does sound like a parody besides maybe she had to do it so it wasn’t taken down because if I remember correctly it uses the literal song and it’s not a cover 

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14 minutes ago, LookWhatIFound said:

With the funny scene added then it does sound like a parody besides maybe she had to do it so it wasn’t taken down because if I remember correctly it uses the literal song and it’s not a cover 

It could be a strategic thing I guess. But it is something that I've noticed a lot, with either fat, or trans public figures: more often than not, they'll make a joke about their weight/gender, simply because they know that if they don't do it, someone around them will do it anyways. It's almost like a defense mechanism, trauma response kind of thing. 

And although of course I do not judge the person doing it, it irritates me that it has to be a thing. It feels unfair. 

When I watched her video, it felt like a homage, not a parody. It was a frame by frame, perfectly crafted, reproduction of the original video. The costume, the choreo, everything was so good. So, when I saw the little joke scene, I was like: "Ok, of course we have to have a mandatory food joke". 

It's just a common pattern I noticed. My reasoning was not: "She can't make jokes about food", but rather "It would be unfair if she felt obligated to include a comedic element on this amazing homage, because this is fantastic and doesn't need it", that's literally it. 

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55 minutes ago, OliviaRodrigoStan said:

It could be a strategic thing I guess. But it is something that I've noticed a lot, with either fat, or trans public figures: more often than not, they'll make a joke about their weight/gender, simply because they know that if they don't do it, someone around them will do it anyways. It's almost like a defense mechanism, trauma response kind of thing. 

And although of course I do not judge the person doing it, it irritates me that it has to be a thing. It feels unfair. 

When I watched her video, it felt like a homage, not a parody. It was a frame by frame, perfectly crafted, reproduction of the original video. The costume, the choreo, everything was so good. So, when I saw the little joke scene, I was like: "Ok, of course we have to have a mandatory food joke". 

It's just a common pattern I noticed. My reasoning was not: "She can't make jokes about food", but rather "It would be unfair if she felt obligated to include a comedic element on this amazing homage, because this is fantastic and doesn't need it", that's literally it. 

I remember there was a Glee contest where some of the participants were going to be picked to be on the show and one of them had a condition and he was short but he kept making jokes about that until someone told him to stop being so self deprecating. Your reply reminded me of that.