Will Chromatica get its ARTPOP renaissance?

[RainOnGaga 780]

Will Chromatica ever get the justice it needs?

[Controversiaga 14,842]

the thing about ARTPOP , is the music and album it self wasn’t bad- it was Gaga’s persona and her public appearances and the albums rollout that made the era messy.

she became a parody of herself and people got sick of her bs.

but the music on ARTPOP is not bad, with the exception of jewel and drugs.

 

chromatica has bad music lol with the exception of Alice, 911, enigma, replay. The rest of the tracks are mid to really bad.

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[Blackout19 15,163]

I hope so

[Hadrian 2,201]

I say this as someone who really loved Chromatica: I hope so, but I don't see it for ha. 

Unless Gaga does like a reimagined "Gaga's Version" or something and MAYHEMsteins it.

[Versace 8,047]

Yes. Covid music will have a resurgence at a certain point. As traumatic as the time period was, nostalgia is powerful and people will wanna revisit the music that gave them some sanity. folklore, After Hours and Chromatica will be part of that resurgence no doubt. 

[CatelynnMarie 4,495]

i hope so. the unnecessary hate for the bloodpop production always made me sad and confused me to a degree. 

the album is definitely not up to her usual par. you can tell that gaga was depressed, but i think this is what makes it special. she pushed herself through that to create, even though she was giving up, and that to me is incredible in itself.

chromatica will always be within top three for me for gaga albums

 

[REALITY 79,936]

I hope not

[DrKindnessKunt2005 6,404]

I mean I hope so. I know that it’s the least involved album for Gaga, but I still want it to receive love.

[MACATL 2,037]

2 hours ago, Controversiaga said:

the thing about ARTPOP , is the music and album it self wasn’t bad- it was Gaga’s persona and her public appearances and the albums rollout that made the era messy.

she became a parody of herself and people got sick of her bs.

but the music on ARTPOP is not bad, with the exception of jewel and drugs.

 

chromatica has bad music lol with the exception of Alice, 911, enigma, replay. The rest of the tracks are mid to really bad.

There’s a bit of truth in this in regards to her personal and the rollout, AND ARTPOP’s songs aren’t terrible songs they were just poorly executed.  But give me Chromatica any day of the week.  

[JohnnyVersace 9,241]

I love that album and having it soundtrack the pandemic was oddly special. When NYC reemerged in 2021, those songs were blasting at every club, party, bar, etc. Hell I even remember blaring it when Biden won. And experiencing the CBT in a stadium was insane and a highlight of her career tbh. 
 

I love the exploration of pain through light/chaos/dance, and I think it’s something that resonates with a lot of people and could find a new audience in the future for sure

[zevthepaparazzo 2,298]

3 hours ago, Hadrian said:

Unless Gaga does like a reimagined "Gaga's Version" or something and MAYHEMsteins it.

imagine basement boys, nellee hooper, zevthepaparazzo, and towa tei on a chromatica revamp 

with a lady miss kier feature somewhere 

[nATAH 55,587]

of course it will, the only place the album is disliked is this weird website

[Sepsami 20,549]

4 hours ago, Controversiaga said:

the thing about ARTPOP , is the music and album it self wasn’t bad- it was Gaga’s persona and her public appearances and the albums rollout that made the era messy.

she became a parody of herself and people got sick of her bs.

but the music on ARTPOP is not bad, with the exception of jewel and drugs.

 

chromatica has bad music lol with the exception of Alice, 911, enigma, replay. The rest of the tracks are mid to really bad.

The Babylon slander  and ROM is also a cute bop

But yes the rest is just filler pretty much 

[Duella Dvil 11,322]

I love Chromatica it's in my top 3 for her (ARTPOP is 1, Chromatica is 2, BTW and Mayhem are duking it out for 3) BUT I don't think it needs a resurgence or any kind of love because it was generally well received upon arrival. It has the number one song rain on Me and that exact same song won a Grammy. So why would a Grammy winning top charting album need the underdog treatment.

[anton 81]

Chromatica will indeed have it's resurgence. This record is good. 

I though it had lost all it's replay value like a year or two ago, but i find myself coming back to it lately and i still love it. It still feels fresh to me. 

I think Sine From Above is the single that should have been. With an epic video and Elton it could have had its moment....