base talk How can Gaga have more longevity on the charts?

[burninredhot]

She should take the stripped down route with her next album (like ASIB soundtrack). Enough of the over produced dance club songs (like chromatica) 

[Rotunda]

I think she’s lacking inspiration. With Artpop, Joanne, and Chromatica it’s clear that she’s trying to come up with these elaborate backstories and rationales for why she’s doing what she’s doing, just for the material to be kinda “whatever”. 
 

I think part of the benefit of her doing acting, or releasing music based off these movies, is that she can do all these deep dives into these characters and give these strong performances, but someone else is giving her the base material to jump off of. 

[Reginald]

6 minutes ago, burninredhot said:

 over produced dance club songs (like chromatica) 

I WISH Chromatica was over-produced. Most of the songs were half-baked and generic. BTW is "over-produced," and I love it

[Reginald]

double post sorry luvs

 

Edited September 13, 2023 by Reginald

[FinleyGates]

I’d love a whole lot less belting and more focus on melismatic pop singing and songwriting 

[HappierJealousy]

The problem of Gaga music career since BTW is she either made boring music that nobody cares (like Joanne and those jazz albums) or making unlistenable noise based on her own delusional world that no one else can understand (probably even herself too) like Artpop and Chromatica. And I high doubt if she is able to pull it off considering she is almost 40 and her label won’t support her music project with high budget anymore

[Badgalbriel]

28 minutes ago, Cameltoe Chariot said:

 

Swiftie Delusion at an all time high I fear

 

I'm a little monster you fool. We don't have to pretend Chromatica is the sound everyone wants to hear on the radio. 

[Cameltoe Chariot]

2 minutes ago, Badgalbriel said:

I'm a little monster you fool. We don't have to pretend Chromatica is the sound everyone wants to hear on the radio. 

 

Rain On Me was a smash, the tour broke records and it won a Grammy. I swear y'all have early onset dementia or something with the historical revision happening.