What is Gaga's most experimental song?

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So we all know that Gaga is not like a typical experimental/avant-garde type of artists (however I do think that if she really wanted to - she could) like for example Björk or Arca, or SOPHIE (or anybody whose song appears on one of those "Songs That Would Give Swifties an Aneurysm" playlists) BUT - she is great at putting those different avant-garde elements into her songs while still making them sound very pop, so in the end, while they're still commercial, some of them sound pretty much like nothing that you've heard before.

So which song from her discography, in your opinion, deserves the title of her most experimental one?

 

For me I think this is gonna be Aura
with an honorable mention being Americano 

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The one that starts sounding like you're riding a camel on the desert,

Suddenly turns super-electronic with great (demo ) vocals,

And turns into a beautiful chorus giving you chills of your lifetime

Edited Thursday at 09:15 PM by Poltergeist

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Bad Romance or ARTPOP

[Bradley 59,803]

The outro of Sine From Above 

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Swine and Aura

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Aura, JND, Partynauseous, Scheiße, BM and 

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2 minutes ago, Starmie25 said:

Aura, JND, Partynauseous, Scheiße, BM and 

And what 

Why do you keep doing that 

Edited Thursday at 10:47 PM by dynamite

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My instinct says Government Hooker given the context of the album, who Gaga was at the time, the fan base etc.

It would crack me up when they'd have kids on the news talking about how BTW (the song) made them feel loved and accepted, and that Gaga was a maternal figure uplifting all these sweet kids who were being bullied, knowing that the next track on the album is about suckin and f*ckin 

[Taumaturg0 998]

SFA tbh

3 hours ago, Bradley said:

The outro of Sine From Above 

very Björk coded

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2 hours ago, dynamite said:

And what 

Why do you keep doing that 

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Imma be honest with you, Gaga is a little braver than most with pop music, but I still think she’s surface level experimental. 

I am waiting for Gaga to actually go the Bjork or Arca route. 
 

but among her discography. I think Aura and Swine and the outro in Sine might be her most experimental work. 

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20 minutes ago, Taumaturg0 said:

SFA tbh

very Björk coded

I think SFA is more Bowie. Listen to “Little Wonder” and you’ll get what I mean. It’s kinda the same vibe. 

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15 minutes ago, HotLikeMexico said:

I think SFA is more Bowie. Listen to “Little Wonder” and you’ll get what I mean. It’s kinda the same vibe. 

Agreed, but the outro itself reminds me of Mutual Core and Crystalline

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Just now, Taumaturg0 said:

Agreed, but the outro itself reminds me of Mutual Core and Crystalline

You know what, you've got a point.

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2 hours ago, hamartia said:

My instinct says Government Hooker given the context of the album, who Gaga was at the time, the fan base etc.

It would crack me up when they'd have kids on the news talking about how BTW (the song) made them feel loved and accepted, and that Gaga was a maternal figure uplifting all these sweet kids who were being bullied, knowing that the next track on the album is about suckin and f*ckin 

Government Hooker is THAT bitch of a song though... empowered us all to not only love ourselves, but share the love with others