Better Manager?

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1 hour ago, QueenGa said:

Not gonna lie, Bobby is good for Gaga but y’all gassing him up  Met him in person and he is NOT nice, constanttttt attitude. Saw him leaving the Met Life venue after TCB and he was putting a guitar in the trunk of a car, dropped it and I saw someone run up to help him. He gave them the absolute NASTIEST LOOK, DID NOT SAY THANK YOU AND SLAMMED THE DOOR IN THEIR FACE TO GET INTO THE CAR!! Don’t know if he was just in a bad mood but 

Yeah, don't judge him based on what it appeared to be on one occasion. Hundreds of fans have had great experiences with him and he's kind enough to maintain a relationship with GGD too  

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9 hours ago, Controversiaga said:

The Troy era was beyond amazing from a fan perspective.  It was such a fun experience to be a lady Gaga fan during that time.

however, we know that for Gaga- it was exhausting and intense. And on top of that I don’t think there was any friendship between her and Troy- it was clearly all business.

so I am glad that Gaga has a manager now who she feels safe with and can trust.

 

of course, no matter who is managing her, we all want to relive the fame, the fame monster, and born this way eras.  They really were so spectacular and Gaga sacrificed so much of herself to put herself ON TOP of the game and DELIVER.

 

so while being a Gaga Stan from the start and recognizing that the fun (for us) is over and now we are lucky to get whatever we do get, at least Gaga (it seems like) has more freedom and control and work at a pace that she is capable of - and ultimately that is most important.

 

but I cannot deny, that stanning Gaga during the Troy day was never frustrating or disappointing until the end of his time when ARTPOP started.  Stanning Gaga with Bobby as manager is like watching paint dry sometimes and often feels dull outside of these rare “a star is born” or “abracadabra” type moments.

 

so from a human standpoint, I am happy for Gaga to be managed by Bobby.  From a client/customer, pop star obsessed gay man, Lady Gaga stan-  Troy definitely gave us a pop mega star experience of a life time in those short 5 years.

Very well said!

One thing I’ll add is that I don’t think it’s just on Bobby that things aren’t like the Troy era. Gaga was experiencing her dream coming true, and she was still hustling as someone who wasn’t a superstar yet even though she became a megastar. Having achieved her ultimate dream and experiencing burnout, that drive and energy will probably never be there again. It’s like college — a great experience you’d never want to do again because one time is enough.