Gaga takes a bow to Joanne in Stockholm night 1

[River 118,521]

25 minutes ago, PartySick said:

God  

Probably Sour Candy or Alice. Like, not even one of the good ones

Manifesting Enigma though since our Miami Chromatica Ball was cut off right before it and it's my favorite from Chromatica  

that would be the perfect closure tbh

[PartySick 161,925]

36 minutes ago, River said:

that would be the perfect closure tbh

The trauma would heal! Isn't that the whole point of Chromatica?! @BorisIsHere!

[Bronco 12,864]

4 hours ago, Blackout19 said:

at this point i think she will give up on chromatica

I think Chromatica will either be used in Aus/Japan or used on the final American leg. It's her most recent album before Mayhem, she toured it in the US & Europe. I can see why she's leaving it atm. 

[Oriane 21,210]

7 hours ago, bpmMonkey said:

So Berlin most likely getting Traumatica. I think I'm fine with that 

Huh? If she does the whole album (and she always does), you'll get Joanne. There will be a shift around the French dates.

[Joshie S 6,212]

I can't wait to dance to Stupid Love in Sydney, not gonna lie 

[Ilia Malinin 1,742]

16 hours ago, nATAH said:

if you can't appreciate her at her joanne, you don't deserve her at her mayhem

 louder for the people in the back

[Ladle Ghoulash 27,219]

6 hours ago, robotvoiceinalice said:

i know its subjective but to me one is boring and the other is not, i think theres like 3 songs from Joanne i still listen to but the rest? nah

the production feels unfinished, the title track sounds like a demo, theres hardly anything that really hits hard on the album and idk the whole era seemed forced 

out of all her albums, Mayhem is probably one of the best representations of Gaga as a person and entertainer 

my opinion ofc

See, I think the production is more basic on Chromatica than Joanne. I love the songwriting on Chromatica, but most of the beats feel like they were made with stock house music packs you’d get on GarageBand lol. I honestly really enjoy both, but those two and ARTPOP are the only ones where I think the production could use some tweaking. 

[RainOnGaga 370]

I thought she sang a Joanne song on piano, but no she went back to Marry The Night? I would love a stripped down version of Perfect Illusion

[AVeryGagaHolyDick 26,348]

4 hours ago, Blackout19 said:

i hope when she will play free woman, to say: ”this is for blackout” 

She better 

[Alxjcgn 591]

14 hours ago, Bradley said:

Genuine question for Joanne haters, have you guys ever been moved by another person's love? I don't understand how the sincerity in the album could just fly past you so easily like this.

I think (and I mean no offense)- it just isn't entirely relatable to them AND a sound they aren't already fans of, so the experience feels dull for them

Joanne was an album that got me through so much and so I personally would be honored to have one of those as the bow songs- but I understand wanting to just jump around to a classic bop. 
Regardless, the album deserves more praise from this fanbase 

[Marilyn MonHoe 10,231]

7 hours ago, PartySick said:

Good to see 9 years later that the fans still don't understand this album

Phagguettes don’t understand that Joanne was more rebellious and forward thinking than ARTPOP 

[PartySick 161,925]

7 minutes ago, Marilyn MonHoe said:

Phagguettes don’t understand that Joanne was more rebellious and forward thinking than ARTPOP 

For me, it's the way they go "she wrote an album about her dead aunt that she never knew but also put a song about flicking the bean on it?! "

Just a little critical thinking goes a long way  

The album is DEDICATED to her late aunt whose passing has caused generational trauma that effects her. The album is ABOUT Gaga herself and her own journey as a woman healing and growing from past experiences 

[Ladle Ghoulash 27,219]

17 minutes ago, PartySick said:

For me, it's the way they go "she wrote an album about her dead aunt that she never knew but also put a song about flicking the bean on it?! "

Just a little critical thinking goes a long way  

The album is DEDICATED to her late aunt whose passing has caused generational trauma that effects her. The album is ABOUT Gaga herself and her own journey as a woman healing and growing from past experiences 

100%. Gaga talked about how her dad losing Joanne affected how he raised her (made him controlling and overprotective) and that’s what made her so rebellious. She also talks about how Joanne being this mythic figure in her family and being an artist was a huge part of why she was inspired to become one of herself (hence why she included a poem of her’s in the album booklet for TF and mentions her in the TMB concert film both backstage and in the Manifesto of Little Monsters).
 

There’s nothing particularly random, out of character, or inexplicable about her dedicating an album to Joanne and acknowledging the way she feels their lives are intertwined in spite of never having met. But some fans hear what they think is “yeehaw” music and turn their brains off, I fear. 

[PartySick 161,925]

14 minutes ago, Ladle Ghoulash said:

100%. Gaga talked about how her dad losing Joanne affected how he raised her (made him controlling and overprotective) and that’s what made her so rebellious. She also talks about how Joanne being this mythic figure in her family and being an artist was a huge part of why she was inspired to become one of herself (hence why she included a poem of her’s in the album booklet for TF and mentions her in the TMB concert film both backstage and in the Manifesto of Little Monsters).
 

There’s nothing particularly random, out of character, or inexplicable about her dedicating an album to Joanne and acknowledging the way she feels their lives are intertwined in spite of never having met. But some fans hear what they think is “yeehaw” music and turn their brains off, I fear. 

Literally to hell with the MAGA man but I ugly cried at the JWT when she was talking about not knowing her real father 'cause the pain and grief of losing his sister changed him so drastically that he became a different person and that's what the song Joanne is really about

"Where do you think you're going" refers to the "old you" "leaving" after some life altering experience and it's simultaneously melancholic and joyful 'cause it's sad when something hurts that much but it's an opportunity for growth and learning

HOW IS JOANNE NOT EVERYONE'S FAVORITE ALBUM

[PlastiscGuy 21,366]

I wonder if, when she plays Chromatica songs, she'll play Alice, 911 and Sine with their respective interludes...