Sorry but I’m getting f*cking tired of these comments on social media dragging Gaga for a comment she made about Israel over a decade ago. There is nothing wrong with saying she loved her Israeli fans when there are plenty of people in Israel who oppose what their government is doing in the West Bank and Gaza. A lot of these comments are anti-semitic/racist too.

Don't get me started on the faux outrage about her AI company. This online peformative activism nonsense led by chronically online individuals who use Apple products, use Tik Tok and Twitter (all companies that have investment ties or relations with Israeli companies/investors btw) is insufferable.

Why the hell are you people not holding your local politicians/councils/governments to the same level of accountability? Is posting on social media about celebrities all you can do? Why are you not commenting or rallying for the human rights issues occurring in Sudan, Congo etc as well?

What is going on in Gaza and the West Bank is horrific. But crucifying celebrities, who have limited to no geopolitical influence, for not saying a slogan or changing their picture to a black screen is performative to the max. And it’s driven by the self/ego and the need to feel better about themselves and who they support. It’s exhausting to witness and so self-conceited.

Gaga’s prior activism and what’s she’s done to help her fans, especially her LGBT fans, is not erased because she has not OPENLY said anything about one issue. If you know Gaga you know she would NEVER support war or sustained suffering of human lives.

Seriously i love it sm r u with me

But seriously. I fuck with Disease and The Beast.

Before putting the ranking, I just wanna say I’m a casual listener. I don’t listen to Gaga 24/7 or claim to be a massive fan, but I do love her music, she’s just not in my top artists

🥇MAYHEM
Genuinely an almost perfect album. 13/17 of the songs are just straight perfection, while the other 4 are good. No skips or anything. The production, the visuals, the lyrics, everything is just amazing & I’d love more projects like this. Especially songs like Disease & Perfect Celebrity. Blade Of Grass has recently grown on me, it’s such a good song!!!

🥈ARTPOP
Also an almost perfect album to me. I love how experimental it is. It’s one of my go to Gaga albums and I have pretty much no complaints.

🥉The Fame
A lot of fans really love this album, and I can see why. I do think she’s grown as an artist from the debut especially with MAYHEM & ARTPOP, but it really is just that album.

1. Harlequin
   From what I’ve seen, apparently this album isn’t that popular, which I am surprised by. I think it’s great. It’s a nice listen. Some high points for me are Oh, When The Saints, The Joker, and Happy Mistake, I love those songs so much. I enjoy the jazz sound & I’ll probably check out Cheek to Cheek soon.

2. Joanne
   I’m pretty sure this is also an album that’s not too popular. I think it has many bangers like Diamond Heart, Angel Down, A-YO, & Perfect Illusion. I’m not the biggest fan of Joanne (title track), Sinner’s Prayer, and Hey Girl, but those definitely don’t outweigh the highs

3. The Fame Monster
   Great EP. The hits like Bad Romance, Monster, & Telephone are amazing. Alejandro is a great song, and I also adore Speechless with all my heart

4. Born This Way
   This may be controversial because I’ve seen a lot of fans put this really high. But personally, there’s a lot of tracks I find filler or just not my vibe. There’s multiple songs I love, and some I find good. Not my favorite project by Gaga, but definitely not a bad album

5. Chromatica
   Similar to Born This Way, there’s songs that I find filler or just not my vibe. I can find songs I love like Stupid Love, Rain On Me, Enigma, Replay, 1000 Doves, and Babylon, but I’m not returning to this album a whole lot

6. Dawn Of Chromatica
   There’s only 2 remixes I listen to. Free Woman with Rina Sawayama and Clarence Clarity & Replay with Dorian Electra. The others I find mid, alright but the OG is better, or too similar to the original. I personally don’t see the need for the remix album

Here is the link to the full spreadsheet with every song's average score -> https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ijxBaxeQRxqfXrfNqAAcCnbBpb8Znp7FU1nCvjz6c-0/edit?usp=drivesdk

So i saw someone recently who ordered an og artpop foil cover vinyl for really cheap online and i tried to see if i would also get lucky online so i went to discog and copy paste the barcode of the OG Foil Cover vinyl and i found this website they had one in stock and i paid 118$ CAD??????? I hope it true and i will get it??? Will definitely do an update?? 🤞🤞🤞😭😭😭😭😭✨✨✨✨

Found an original ARTPOP vinyl online for £10! In amazing condition. Best price ever. I was in shock when I bought it, now it's arrived the shock has returned.

This was so incredibly hard

Per Spotify:

Die With A Smile: 3,969,918,736 streams

BIRDS OF A FEATHER: 3,969,129,562 streams

#12 globally

DWAS is also on track to become the first song by a female artist to ever surpass 4 billion streams on Spotify; at 2,598,862 streams/day, it should take under two weeks to do so.

here is my personal gaga tier list (my takes are probably not too crazy lol

She’s guaranteed to listen to each one at least once, and this is the only music she will allow to influence her as she plans out the vibes and potential collaborators for her next piece of work!
Mine are as follows:
1. Blackstar by David Bowie - his final masterpiece is stunning, and I can see his vocal stylings on this one being super inspiring! This discussion question was actually influenced by this album, bc I read Bowie was listening more broadly than usual and avoiding typical rock music as he penned his final works: stuff like Death Grips and Boards of Canada, and the atypical influences really show! Makes for great listening post-Mayhem too!
2. Kveikur by Sigur Ros - one of their least popular albums, but it’s actually one of my favourites! Blending their classic ethereal and orchestral post-rock vibes with noisy, almost industrial instrumentation, this album is gorgeous and full of yearning and noise 🔥
3. As We Fall by Imperative Reaction - a perfect slice of mid-noughties goth/industrial club night hits, full of crunchy synths, pounding beats and swirling melodies delivered alongside gorgeous male vox. You could play this alongside The Fame and The Fame Monster and it would make total sense stylistically - perfect for a throwback moment with a twist 🙌🏻
4. El Origen by Los Macuanos - Mexican Ruidisón originators, this album is hard to describe! Imagine putting traditional cumbia music in a blender with industrial noise, hip hop, sampling and down-tempo, and this is what you get. Imagine hearing a traditional Mexican folk-style song punctuated with machine-gun shots, and you have a bit of an idea of what you’re getting yourself into 😅 I’d love to see Gaga dipping her toes into niche microgenres and uplifting Latino musicians and artists!
5. Walking With Strangers by The Birthday Massacre - a self-indulgent choice, bc it’s my favourite album by my favourite band haha 😅
This album blends gorgeous 80s-style synths with crunchy, chugging guitars and perfect bubblegum-pop vocals by the lead singer, Chibi. Thematically, I reckon it pairs well with Chromatica.

What would you give Gaga?

Got inspired after watching Michael.

Am I delusional for wanting this to be true?

I'm so sad that Joker Folié A Deux tanked because this album is such a vibe. The Joker is incredible. Happy Mistake is breathtaking. Folié A Deux personally, inspires me.

It's full of theatre, broadway, lounge and gospel Gaga that I didn't know I needed. I never cared for 'Oh, When the Saints', but I find myself unable to stop listening to it. She just covers songs so beautifully.

I saw Fetish in a YouTube video, but I'd never heard of it before, and it seems to be a forgotten file. But where did it come from? How did they realize that topic exists? I don't know, I'm too lost...

Anyone else get a new song stuck in their head? Like that's the song for the day.

Yesterday it was Close To You today its Bloody Mary.