Gaga x Jack Antonoff

[elsamars 4,436]

Given that it will top the charts and be very succesful, would you like a Gaga album produced entirely by Jack Antonoff?

[JohnnyVersace 9,076]

I mean, if he could get back into his Getaway Car, LWYMMD, Cruel Summer bag with Gaga's vocals and lyrics I'd be VERY curious to listen 

 

[Ladle Ghoulash 30,549]

Ngl I think Jack gets an unfair shake and is often scapegoated whenever a certain group of liddo’s fave releases a subpar project and he’s attached to it (see: Taylor). He’s got a pretty broad musical palette (kinda wild that he’s worked with Taylor, StV, Lana, and Kendrick), so I think they could probably make something interesting together.

That being said, I wouldn’t be mad at all if Gaga just kept working with Watt and Cirkut 

Edited 4 hours ago by Ladle Ghoulash

[River 119,997]

Haven’t the little monsters suffered enough 

[MaybeKermit 5,035]

I think Gaga needs to diversify her producers list and start collaborating with more queer/PoC and especially women. There’s not really an excuse anymore tbh. It’s 2025, there’e extremely talented people ALL OVER THE WORLD. From all religions, backgrounds, genders,…. 
 

she should stop only picking these white men

[NUTELLA 14,269]

I don't think so.

Not after his cruel decision to make this wonderful outro fade out prematurely

 

[Ladle Ghoulash 30,549]

1 hour ago, MaybeKermit said:

I think Gaga needs to diversify her producers list and start collaborating with more queer/PoC and especially women. There’s not really an excuse anymore tbh. It’s 2025, there’e extremely talented people ALL OVER THE WORLD. From all religions, backgrounds, genders,…. 
 

she should stop only picking these white men

I mean, sure, but also like…shouldn’t she just work with the people she vibes with? Idk what “there’s no excuse anymore” is supposed to mean, it’s not as if she’s actively avoided it lmao. I’m not saying she shouldn’t, but it feels kind of forced and inauthentic to say that she should do it just for the sake of not working with another white guy. 

Edited 3 hours ago by Ladle Ghoulash

[DrKindnessKunt1999 6,243]

I feel like their work would have a very unexpected sound. Gaga has worked with other hit makers (Will.i.am, David Guetta, and Max Martin) and the songs ended up sounding unexpected (thats not a bad thing) 

[HotLikeMexico 5,447]

I wanna punch him for some reason. 

[RAMROD 111,635]

Jack Antonoff didn't like Gaga's music by the way. It's trash for him, he said that himself in an interview.

[Pablo 7,994]

I like some of what Jack has produced, Gaga and him don't really work well together in my head. Maybe they could co-produce one song together, but not an entire album. 

[4th Time Around 4,732]

Jack is far too predictable and watered down for her to work with. The thing I hate about his production choices is the tendency for a unique artist to be defanged in the process. Annie Clark aka St Vincent is one of my favorite artists but when she teamed up with Jack on Daddy's Home the album's production was stripped of her usual hard edge. Mayhem would never have been created if Jack Antonoff was the main producer. Besides, he comes across as a pretentious twat and dissed Gaga's music in the past. 

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[AVeryGagaHolyDick 27,462]

1 hour ago, MaybeKermit said:

I think Gaga needs to diversify her producers list and start collaborating with more queer/PoC and especially women. There’s not really an excuse anymore tbh. It’s 2025, there’e extremely talented people ALL OVER THE WORLD. From all religions, backgrounds, genders,…. 
 

she should stop only picking these white men

Girl she doesn’t need an excuse, she doesn’t work with them because they’re white men, please 

Also, her first two albums are essentially produced by an Arab man

Actually, all of her singles from Just Dance until Born This Way weren’t produced by white men. Then Judas wasn’t produced by a white man. Then, TEOG was produced by a white man but was a collaboration with a black musician, Yoü and I is a collaboration with a queer icon.
 

She kept the same white producer for most of ARTPOP but she still asked a black man to produce Fashion! and had four featurings with black vocalists, and that’s without mentioning the only three unreleased tracks we know of and that are all with black vocalists (Ratchet, Red Flame, Partynauseous).

Most of Joanne was produced by an openly LGBTQIA+ artist.

Later on, she’s worked with the transgender woman producer SOPHIE.

Her biggest hit is a collaboration with an Asian man, produced by black men

Sure, we’re yet to hear an album mostly produced by a woman, but life isn’t over

Edited 3 hours ago by AVeryGagaHolyDick

[Ladle Ghoulash 30,549]

44 minutes ago, HotLikeMexico said:

I wanna him to feed me his seed for some reason. 

Wow, so true, sister 

[Ladle Ghoulash 30,549]

5 minutes ago, AVeryGagaHolyDick said:

Girl she doesn’t need an excuse, she doesn’t work with them because they’re white men, please 

Also, her first two albums are essentially produced by an Arab man

Actually, all of her singles from Just Dance until Born This Way weren’t produced by white men. Then Judas wasn’t produced by a white man. Then, TEOG was produced by a white man but was a collaboration with a black musician, Yoü and I is a collaboration with a queer icon.
 

She kept the same white producer for most of ARTPOP but she still asked a black man to produce Fashion! and had four featurings with black vocalists, and that’s without mentioning the only three unreleased tracks we know of and that are all with black vocalists (Ratchet, Red Flame, Partynauseous).

Most of Joanne was produced by an openly LGBTQIA+ artist.

Later on, she’s worked with the transgender woman producer SOPHIE.

Not to be this person, but Brian May isn’t queer, sister. But I agree that her producer portfolio is more diverse than that user gave her credit for