Why did she cut that godly manicure bridge? Stefani Germanotta you will never be famous 

 

While we're talking about MANiCURE 

 

If she wanted a HIT she would of used these vocals for the final. MANiCURE is such a solid pop song that instantly became unlistenable for pop radio audiences with her distorted/angry vocals. (although I love our album version)

Manure is one of her worst songs

While we're here Waiting for Gaga to re record all of her unreleased HITS. She could come back and DOMINATE whenever she wants. She's so powerful for sitting on these. 

Yeah I kinda wish she kept the original post-chorus for MANiCURE instead of just hearing it once in the bridge 

34 minutes ago, Bhabylon said:

Anyone remember that rumor about her wanting to film a music video with Lindsay Lohan where they give Charlie sheen a lap dance? 
 

Yeah, I think that was the original Sex Dreams MV concept. Would’ve been a serve and very 2012.

These memories... ARTPOPGa was so lost djfhsd she just wanted to serve MESS and MESS only

 

36 minutes ago, Rage said:

While we're talking about MANiCURE 

 

If she wanted a HIT she would of used these vocals for the final. MANiCURE is such a solid pop song that instantly became unlistenable for pop radio audiences with her distorted/angry vocals. (although I love our album version)

x1.5 version of this would definitely smash on TikTok 

 

this mess of a song having +17M views on this random fanmade video, TikTok BOP material right here ladies

 

 

1 minute ago, State of Grace. said:

 

this mess of a song having +17M views on this random fanmade video, TikTok BOP material right here ladies

 

 

TikTok girlies are sleeping on this one. The intro alone >>>

Came here to say that Replay is her best post-ARTPOP song

Ready for the Donatella TikTok challenge.

 

 

It's crazy, and sad, how a Vogue cover means nothing these days. We had Adele, Gaga and Beyonce in the past months and nothing really happened, buzz for 2 days and that's it, even V Magazine and Paper feel more impactful, I remember how everyone was talking about her when the 2011 cover was revealed, and when she covered the September issue the next year. 

 

 

1 hour ago, PlERRE said:

It's crazy, and sad, how a Vogue cover means nothing these days. We had Adele, Gaga and Beyonce in the past months and nothing really happened, buzz for 2 days and that's it, even V Magazine and Paper feel more impactful, I remember how everyone was talking about her when the 2011 cover was revealed, and when she covered the September issue the next year. 

 

 

If you think Vogue's decay is something then you should check Vanity Fair... they used to feature top A-lister on cover but now they just give anyone a cover

2 hours ago, PlERRE said:

It's crazy, and sad, how a Vogue cover means nothing these days. We had Adele, Gaga and Beyonce in the past months and nothing really happened, buzz for 2 days and that's it, even V Magazine and Paper feel more impactful, I remember how everyone was talking about her when the 2011 cover was revealed, and when she covered the September issue the next year.

Social media has killed the hype these publications used to have, they have became irrelevant in setting the trends, US in particular has became a washed Wallmart catalogue, Anna Wintour is trash, Vogue Italia and Paris/France at least had cool covers in all the past years and lately the UK one.

Found this on GGD main tour thread

 

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With an estimated 885,000 tickets available, The Chromatica Ball needs an average ticket price of exactly $113 to gross $100 million. Here's some scenarios:

 

$100 Ticket Average = $88,500,000

$110 Ticket Average = $97,350,000

$120 Ticket Average = $106,200,000

$130 Ticket Average = $115,050,000

$140 Ticket Average = $123,900,000

$150 Ticket Average = $132,750,000

 

For reference, Taylor Swift's Reputation Stadium Tour had an average ticket price of $128.65. With that average, The Chromatica Ball would gross $113,885,250

 

BTS' Los Angeles Mini-Tour had an average ticket price of $138. With that average, The Chromatica Ball would gross $122,130,000

 

Beyoncé's Formation World Tour had an average ticket price of $167. With that average, The Chromatica Ball would gross $147,795,000

 

Would be amazing if it crosses 100M but there's still so many tickets left, should sell faster tho as the first date finishes and reviews/reactions come in for a solid show. What would our avg ticket price be, any guesses? I'm going with $120-140.

6 minutes ago, Marry Illusion Glory said:

Found this on GGD main tour thread

 

 

Would be amazing if it crosses 100M but there's still so many tickets left, should sell faster tho as the first date finishes and reviews/reactions come in for a solid show. What would our avg ticket price be, any guesses? I'm going with $120-140.

850K have been sold, so they are not available. I guess there's like 60k-90k left unsold until now? Idk

8 minutes ago, Miracle said:

850K have been sold, so they are not available. I guess there's like 60k-90k left unsold until now? Idk

I'm assuming by available they meant total tickets that were available for sale. As for left, this is the latest update from Thu(Jul 7) in that thread:

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Fun fact: there’s about 40,000 tickets available left globally for The Chromatica Ball, making the tour about 95% sold out overall 

 

Do these look like somewhat accurate numbers? @ViviLittleM

Edited July 11, 20224 yr by Marry Illusion Glory

13 minutes ago, Marry Illusion Glory said:

I'm assuming by available they meant total tickets that were available for sale. As for left, this is the latest update from Thu(Jul 7) in that thread:

 

Do these look like somewhat accurate numbers? @ViviLittleM

False.

 

EU leg: over 10,000+ tickets left (around 5-6K for Arnhem and probably a few thousands for London shows)

Japan: sold out

US leg: around 60,000 tickets left (breakdown was done a few days before for each show)

 

There's at least 70,000 tickets left for the entire tour around the globe.

 

 

Full estimated breakdown:

 

European Leg (6 shows): 184,000 / 190,000

Dusseldorf - 45,000 / 45,000

Stockholm - 35,000 / 35,000

Paris - 75,000 / 75,000

Arnhem - 29,000 / 35,000

 

 

Asian Leg (2 shows): 70,000 / 70,000

Tokyo - 70,000 / 70,000

 

US Leg (12 shows): 435,000 / 490,000

Toronto: 47,000 / 48,000

Arlington: 34,000 / 40,000

New Jersey: 50,000 / 51,000

Atlanta: 31,000 / 38,000

Hershey: 24,000 / 28,000

San Francisco: 36,000 / 40,000

Los Angeles: 44,000 / 48,000

Houston: 23,000 / 38,000

Miami: 33,000 / 44,000

Boston: 34,000 / 34,000

Chicago: 40,000 / 41,000

Washington: 39,000 / 40,000

 

Total = 689,000 / 750,000 tickets

 

+ 2 London dates which are hard to predict (Capacity might vary between 100k and 120k and also number of tickets sold are hard to predict as there's no interactive seating map available). Since she sold out the first night, we're sure that at least 50-60k have been sold for London.

 

Total = ? / 860,000

28 minutes ago, Marry Illusion Glory said:

I'm assuming by available they meant total tickets that were available for sale. As for left, this is the latest update from Thu(Jul 7) in that thread:

 

Do these look like somewhat accurate numbers? @ViviLittleM

Ah okay, cool

12 minutes ago, Dr.Cake said:

False.

 

EU leg: over 10,000+ tickets left (around 5-6K for Arnhem and probably a few thousands for London shows)

Japan: sold out

US leg: around 60,000 tickets left (breakdown was done a few days before for each show)

 

There's at least 70,000 tickets left for the entire tour around the globe.

 

 

Oh, so they're really off with their estimates huh  thanks!

 

Somebody posted that Arnhem has around 3.6k left, looks like it's doing better than before?

 

10 minutes ago, Marry Illusion Glory said:

Oh, so they're really off with their estimates huh  thanks!

 

Somebody posted that Arnhem has around 3.6k left, looks like it's doing better than before?

 

It is indeed doing a bit better than before, but these 3.6K figures are seated tickets only.

The number doesn't take into account the number of standing tickets left (probably a good few hundreds) and the number of seated tickets that were never put on sale. The venue's capacity is 35K if fully used (meaning all possible seated + standing tickets put on sale).

My guess is that around 2K seated tickets were never put on sale + around a few hundred standing tickets left = 5-6,000 / 35,000 are unsold.

 

However, she will probably end up selling about 30K which is 2x Ziggo Dome capacity in a city with a population of 150K. That's still great as she was wasn't able to sell this many tickets in The Netherlands since TMB in 2010.

Edited July 11, 20224 yr by Dr.Cake

Here's a short video of her Arnhem show at Gelredome back in 2010, before the show started:

 

 

27 minutes ago, Dr.Cake said:

Full estimated breakdown:

 

European Leg (6 shows): 184,000 / 190,000

Dusseldorf - 45,000 / 45,000

Stockholm - 35,000 / 35,000

Paris - 75,000 / 75,000

Arnhem - 29,000 / 35,000

 

 

Asian Leg (2 shows): 70,000 / 70,000

Tokyo - 70,000 / 70,000

 

US Leg (12 shows): 435,000 / 490,000

Toronto: 47,000 / 48,000

Arlington: 34,000 / 40,000

New Jersey: 50,000 / 51,000

Atlanta: 31,000 / 38,000

Hershey: 24,000 / 28,000

San Francisco: 36,000 / 40,000

Los Angeles: 44,000 / 48,000

Houston: 23,000 / 38,000

Miami: 33,000 / 44,000

Boston: 34,000 / 34,000

Chicago: 40,000 / 41,000

Washington: 39,000 / 40,000

 

Total = 689,000 / 750,000 tickets

 

+ 2 London dates which are hard to predict (Capacity might vary between 100k and 120k and also number of tickets sold are hard to predict as there's no interactive seating map available). Since she sold out the first night, we're sure that at least 50-60k have been sold for London.

 

Total = ? / 860,000

But where are those 1000 tickets left in Toronto though? I've been trying to get one for that date and all that's left anywhere are just a handful of the 1k+ VIP tickets.