Why I Don’t Like BOG

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I still love BOG

[Oriane 22,032]

14 hours ago, Ladle Ghoulash said:

I think it sounds like a dirge because it’s an expression of her being afraid of opening herself up to love again, choosing to do so, but also still feeling all of the raw pain of the hurt she’s gone through in her past. Although it’s not the exactly the same, I remember when I realized that I was in love for the first time in a deep way, it was actually painful because I was afraid that I would lose it again and even thinking about admitting how much he mattered to me was overwhelming, so I feel like that’s kind of where’s she’s at in the song. She’s trying to feel hopeful in spite of herself. 

Thanks, it's so obvious why the song sounds melancholic. GGD, of all places, who knows all of her history of pain and broken engagements, should know that. Must be the same people who think Joanne is an album about her aunt and who find 911 too robotic.

[VOLANTIS 16,457]

While its still my least favorite on the album I feel like it could have been made better with a more cinematic/dramatic production. Orchestral route like LDR's "young and beautiful or even "before I cry" from ASIB. While I understand that Gaga would have preferred a more intimate and stripped back production either way as it pertains to something very personal for her, it is on sale for general public and it comes across as flat on an album that is otherwised produced deliciously for ear-gasms. 

[AVeryGagaHolyDick 29,346]

1 hour ago, Oriane said:

Thanks, it's so obvious why the song sounds melancholic. GGD, of all places, who knows all of her history of pain and broken engagements, should know that. Must be the same people who think Joanne is an album about her aunt and who find 911 too robotic.

No. Blade Of Grass doesn’t sound melancholic, it sounds traumatic. I don’t like it and no, I never ever thought Joanne was about her aunt or that 911 was too robotic. In fact, I thought it didn’t sound robotic enough.  The robotic bridge they didn’t keep in the final version was the best part of the song. 

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You dont like bvssy of gheyzz???

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15 hours ago, Ladle Ghoulash said:

Slap that big fat ass across my face and blow some gas ‘cause even if your hole is loose, I don’t mind tasting your delicious juice, I’ve been so horny, make me squeal, let me turn your peach into a meal, come on I’ll wear your big fat ass like a COVID mask…

Nothing could ever have prepared me for that last sentence. How is the english language a real thing that exists 

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12 hours ago, imogen2133 said:

Yeah I don't like these guys either.

 

Were these the ones who screamed really loud??? Because this just unlocked a fond but stressful memory 

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16 hours ago, Ladle Ghoulash said:

Slap that big fat ass across my face and blow some gas ‘cause even if your hole is loose, I don’t mind tasting your delicious juice, I’ve been so horny, make me squeal, let me turn your peach into a meal, come on I’ll wear your big fat ass like a COVID mask…

We have forgotten our public MANNERS !!!!!

 

Edited 6 hours ago by Rhiannon

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6 hours ago, Ivy said:

Well idk I actually really love a lot of her lyrics? The way she plays with words and imagery, she has her own way of writing poetry which I love  and so many iconic lyrics as well, even if they're campy. I guess that's why these ones bother me. But I agree it's true that there's definitely others that are like   as well lol

Absolutely agree. She writes some great lyrics (Princess Die for example, just off the top of my head, what a song), but sometimes it's as if she goes 'what the hell, it rhymes, move on'.

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1 hour ago, AVeryGagaHolyDick said:

No. Blade Of Grass doesn’t sound melancholic, it sounds traumatic. I don’t like it and no, I never ever thought Joanne was about her aunt or that 911 was too robotic. In fact, I thought it didn’t sound robotic enough.  The robotic bridge they didn’t keep in the final version was the best part of the song. 

I mean, she does carry a lot of trauma

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1 hour ago, gagacabana said:

Were these the ones who screamed really loud??? Because this just unlocked a fond but stressful memory 

I don't remember the ones who did that I just remember them laughing a lot and freaking me out when I was young when I played it on the PS2. 

[alexcal24 46]

I'll probably get dragged, but I hate that whiny vocal style on the song, also found on Dope/Without You whatever the name is and a little less on Speechless. I get where she comes from and what she wants for the song to come across to the listener but it is A N N O Y I N G AF to do that whine. It comes across as pretentious at least to me.