DarkGa will never satisfy this fanbase

[dopega 3,749]

I think most of the fanbase have some unhinged idea of her in their own heads and don't really understand her as an artist, they just see an image. 

The real ones know she never left and the color palette and aesthetic doesn't mean anything as she is and has always been a songwriter first. 

[Taumaturg0 672]

7 hours ago, Nemanja said:

Hmm... "Disease" isn't that good a song, it's not bad either. The video is cheap as f, there's nothing creepy about it.

me when I lie

[RochestrMonstr 3,286]

As someone who enjoys LightGa and DarkGa, I actually think it’s amusing how some people will never be pleased

[bpmMonkey 6,190]

"Dark" is such a weird concept for me in regards to Gaga. Her lyrical content has always been dark on any given album, even Joanne in a form. Her music videos are always high concept and Disease and Abra are hella "dark". Her sound design has never been "dark" except maybe Bloody Marry... people just like to complain and complain and complain. Also, hot take, if they want "dark", pop as a genre isn't where you find this. Listen to some hard rock, metal, emo and all their sub genres. 

dark video: 

 

[Controversiaga 11,700]

TDD is not dark 

it sounds like a track from dua lipas future nostalgia

 

we love disease and abracadabra 

[elegidadedios 2,410]

I'm sorry but to me everything in this album screams dark (even though that is a subjective matter, as someone has already said on this thread). And yes, even HBDUWM screams "DarkGa", simply because she embodied the whole project with a dark, misterious aesthetic. I've said this before but Swine is literally talking about a sexual predator (dark topic, dark lyrics, heavy production) and she envisioned the whole project full of color. I could never see that song under a dark aesthetic, nevertheless. 

The problem is some people just want her to be the cunty girl who came up as a crazy b*tch in Alejandro and dressed in meat at an award show every single year, again and again. We are in 2025 and she is 39 now, giving us a new side of her understanding of "dark pop", "nachos" she created (and that alone should give us a hint that there is no objective "dark pop music" cause it's literally her trademark, hence why she's the only one interpretating what dark pop means) 

Edited 4 minutes ago by elegidadedios

[Nine Inch Heels 666]

my problem with TDD has nothing to do with being dark enough and everything to do with the chorus dropping off in interesting production that was set up in the verses. its not bad, i like the song quite a bit, but i feel the second chorus needed to feel/sound bigger, and the start of the bridge could echo the sounds set up in the verses. i heard a fan mix that did this and i love it, although without stems its just not that great in quality