is it time for Gaga to be Asian?

[mamo 20,364]

The Grammys just announced a new category for Best Asian Pop Music Performance. Gaga already dipped a toe in the genre with BLACKPINK on "Sour Candy," but the real question is: will she commit to the bit? Is it finally time for Gaga to enter her full Asian-pop Harajuku girl cultural appropriation era á la Gwen Stefani or maybe take inspiration from Madonna's Ray of Light to become a Hindu and Buddhist queen, sonically speaking? I can already see the headlines "Gaga: Queen of Asia Pop."

What do you think? Would you be here for Gagasia? 

Edited 2 hours ago by mamo

[Logan 20,810]

[RAMROD 116,398]

She already did with Sour Candy, musically, she shouldn't go more deeper or she will be accused as appropriating like Gwen does.

As for fashion, she had been appropriate so far and no need to go HAM for the same reason.

[Anderson123 42,240]

Yasss queen release Sour Candy (2026 Version) with extra korean verses. I can see the Grammys campaign already:

"I don't know if I told you this before but I'm an italian american south korean woman very inspired by Kpop since I was 13 years old. I always wanted to make Kpop music before I even wanted to become a superstar".

[mamo 20,364]

5 minutes ago, Logan said:

 

[Murakami27 8,106]

Yassssss time for 嘎嘎小姐

[loveandpeace 1,241]

she's not that desperate, she's not taylor

[Controversiaga 15,379]

She’s been Asian since she was 13

[phantasmas 12,124]

IT'S TIME FOR HER TIBETAN THROAT SINGING TO SHINE 

[Horny Chicken 10,722]

Cultural appropriation is how cultures evolve so yes. 

Madonna’s Hindu era is still talked about today because it’s good. Gaga can do it too. 
 

 

Edited 1 hour ago by Horny Chicken

[Shadow 6,695]

It's too bad that Lady Gaga would not be eligible for the newly introduced "Best Asian Pop Music Performance" Grammy category, as she does not meet the strict linguistic and regional criteria set by the Recording Academy.

[mamo 20,364]

7 minutes ago, Shadow said:

It's too bad that Lady Gaga would not be eligible for the newly introduced "Best Asian Pop Music Performance" Grammy category, as she does not meet the strict linguistic and regional criteria set by the Recording Academy.

She doesn't speak Mandarin but she can if you like  

[onionring 794]

Unrelated I was thinking the other day that she really should study or incorporate in a way the Arabic scale in her singing. Bey use is it sometimes but it always ends up sounding like one thousand and one nights adjacent. When it could be used effectively to in glam rock/punk it could've taken disease to truly uncharted territories for example. 

And while I can't be sure I think Sam Reid sings in the Arabic scale on multiple songs from the vampire lestat soundtrack which is what gave me the idea. 

[Charliie 1,957]

Only if it sounds like that 

Edited 1 hour ago by Charliie

[Jackaroo 2,620]

fat chance considering she’s blacklisted in mainland China  but a japanese era could be a slay if done correctly. I miss her cyberpunk persona