What is your ultimate Gaga stan moment?

[Yaaaas Gaga 1,253]

What would be the one moment in Gaga's career that you consider your stanometer to be at its absolute peak?

Eras can count, but if you can narrow it down to a more specific moment, i.e. performance, award show etc, that'd be interesting.

For me, despite many of my favourite Gaga moments being in the first 3-4 years of her career, I think I supported her the hardest during the Shallow and A Star Is Born success, particularly around the build up to the Grammy's, as she'd had a rough few years and many people were writing her off as an artist. It really felt like a revival that she could re-build her career off the back of. Not saying A Star is Born is my favourite work from Gaga - far from it in fact, but it definitely felt like a proud moment and one that would help ensure her legacy lives on.

Edited 10 hours ago by Yaaaas Gaga

[NUTELLA 29,090]

This moment. Always this moment

There was my life before this snippet

& then my life after 🎧🩸

I was (& remain) insufferable about it

 

but more recently...

this photoshoot got me insanely hyped

It felt like an echo of earlier LM-mania for me

[onTheBrink 1,604]

When the Alejandro demo leaked and I fell headfirst into my infatuation with her

[bxr 2,641]

Paparazzi at the 2009 VMA was the genuine catalyst; thanking Whitney for Born This Way inspiration at the Grammys podium was uncanny; releasing The Edge of Glory on my last birthday in New York before moving to London was much appreciated; patting biker Peter on the back in the Judas video was a clean Catholinod; 10 day Roseland funeral was unreal; the G.U.Y. video in process, production, and exection was pure relentless kamikaze … just, wow; Cheek to Cheek TonyGa really was some kind of beautiful

But: SxSW keynote remains manifesto.

[PartySick 173,826]

So many moments during the Joanne era but I think Swine at SXSW is the hill I'll die on. All these years later and that's still my favorite performance

[Creyk 18,756]

The first time I heard Applause when she debuted it on a radio show was an absolutely euphoric moment she delivered an absolute bop and I was totally gagged.

And the first time I heard G.U.Y? Indescribable.

[RochesterJoannster 4,152]

When I had to pull over because I heard Bad Romance and was stunned. 
 

Poker Face got it started casually.

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[River 128,316]

Bad Romance MV.

I was Speechless oh oh oh, it was like to watch Thriller for the first time.

[Ladle Ghoulash 55,116]

Poker Face on American Idol was the moment I became a big fan, poured through as many live performances as I could get my hands on after that, downloaded TF, listened to all of her leaked demos. Paparazzi at the VMAs gagged me into oblivion and the BR MV sealed the deal.

[Anderson123 42,824]

Listening to Born This Way for the first time but I was already a huge fan before that and have lived every era. Maybe listening to Bad Romance for the first time solidified it but also Dance In The Dark.

[gagacabana 8,206]

gagacabana GGD user try not to quote Gagacabana: hardcore challenge 

Definitely it all started witnessing this:

but it's truly everlasting never-ending 

[Lucas 31,442]

After she released the You & I video.

When Born This Way (the album) was released, I didn't like it. But when she released the video for You & I I fell in love with the song and listened only to it for a few weeks straight.

Then I gave another chance to the album and it became by favorite album of all time. For 2/3 years I listened to this album almost every night, life was hard and it made me feel stronger.

[Ladle Ghoulash 55,116]

3 minutes ago, gagacabana said:

gagacabana GGD user try not to quote Gagacabana: hardcore challenge 

Definitely it all started witnessing this:

but it's truly everlasting never-ending 

I mean, Gagacabana is one of the most iconic moments of her career, so naturally!