other stats Gaga's "Disease" failed to outpeak Meghan Trainor's "Made You Look". What happened?

[UnusualBoy]

Y'all so petty

[penguintim]

3 minutes ago, alexrex said:

My point (as I just said in my post) is that LG  changes genre and doesn't stick to the same type of music, which isn't the case for Miss Trainor. 

 

That on its own is a risk for success. 

Mind you Meghan has done Pop, Hip-Hop, R&B, Holiday, Soul, Country, Rock, Adult Contemporary, Funk, all in barely a decade... let's not get it twisted now...

[TayDuaStan]

3 hours ago, alexrex said:

Sometimes not taking any risks pays off. 

 

Meghan Trainor always releases the same song, and Republican America eats it up instantly. 

 

Same with the current queen of pop Taylor Swift. Same heartbreak songs for white republicans. 

Are the risks in the room with us? Disease sounds like a diet version of a Born This Way reject 

[sickboy]

You know it's looking BAD when Meghan Trainor fans are dragging her

[skeeyee]

Who knew Megan had stans 

looks like there's some competition kiddos 

[bad guy]

Made You Look takes you on a journey of optimism and hope. "I could have my Gucci on (gucci on), I could have my Louis Vuitton. But even with nothing on, bet I made you look" she's letting the public know that despite having an exclusive designer lifestyle, she still holds value without these things. She thought about all the little girls out there (and yes even little boys like @Post Malone) who's dream is to be like her and reminded them that even without a Versace dress, and even with your hair looking a mess, you still matter. When you dive deeper into the lyrics the subtext is really about a small town girl from Nantucket Massachusetts who made it out the mud and became one of the biggest artists of our time. It's the American dream personified. 

 

On the flip side, Disease is an example of everything wrong with our country. "I could play the doctor, I can cure your disease" Gaga is not a doctor. She didn't go to med school, and I don't think she's ever volunteered at a hospital. She can't cure anything. Then she contradicts herself by saying "If you were a sinner, I could make you believe". Oh so now you're a priest? What happened to being a doctor and being pro-science? When is the last time you even stepped foot in a Catholic church, Lady Gaga? These lyrics symbolize the fraud that runs rampant in our country. People are done listening to lies when all they seek is the truth. And that's what it all comes down to: authenticity and truth. When Meghan Trainor says her naked body made a man look, we believe it. She is sexy, confident. When Gaga says she can cure a mans disease, we know it's a lie. Where is the late great Tony Bennett? Exactly. 

[TayDuaStan]

42 minutes ago, bad guy said:

Made You Look takes you on a journey of optimism and hope. "I could have my Gucci on (gucci on), I could have my Louis Vuitton. But even with nothing on, bet I made you look" she's letting the public know that despite having an exclusive designer lifestyle, she still holds value without these things. She thought about all the little girls out there (and yes even little boys like @Post Malone) who's dream is to be like her and reminded them that even without a Versace dress, and even with your hair looking a mess, you still matter. When you dive deeper into the lyrics the subtext is really about a small town girl from Nantucket Massachusetts who made it out the mud and became one of the biggest artists of our time. It's the American dream personified. 

 

On the flip side, Disease is an example of everything wrong with our country. "I could play the doctor, I can cure your disease" Gaga is not a doctor. She didn't go to med school, and I don't think she's ever volunteered at a hospital. She can't cure anything. Then she contradicts herself by saying "If you were a sinner, I could make you believe". Oh so now you're a priest? What happened to being a doctor and being pro-science? When is the last time you even stepped foot in a Catholic church, Lady Gaga? These lyrics symbolize the fraud that runs rampant in our country. People are done listening to lies when all they seek is the truth. And that's what it all comes down to: authenticity and truth. When Meghan Trainor says her naked body made a man look, we believe it. She is sexy, confident. When Gaga says she can cure a mans disease, we know it's a lie. Where is the late great Tony Bennett? Exactly. 

[ashuduff]

2 hours ago, bad guy said:

Made You Look takes you on a journey of optimism and hope. "I could have my Gucci on (gucci on), I could have my Louis Vuitton. But even with nothing on, bet I made you look" she's letting the public know that despite having an exclusive designer lifestyle, she still holds value without these things. She thought about all the little girls out there (and yes even little boys like @Post Malone) who's dream is to be like her and reminded them that even without a Versace dress, and even with your hair looking a mess, you still matter. When you dive deeper into the lyrics the subtext is really about a small town girl from Nantucket Massachusetts who made it out the mud and became one of the biggest artists of our time. It's the American dream personified. 

 

On the flip side, Disease is an example of everything wrong with our country. "I could play the doctor, I can cure your disease" Gaga is not a doctor. She didn't go to med school, and I don't think she's ever volunteered at a hospital. She can't cure anything. Then she contradicts herself by saying "If you were a sinner, I could make you believe". Oh so now you're a priest? What happened to being a doctor and being pro-science? When is the last time you even stepped foot in a Catholic church, Lady Gaga? These lyrics symbolize the fraud that runs rampant in our country. People are done listening to lies when all they seek is the truth. And that's what it all comes down to: authenticity and truth. When Meghan Trainor says her naked body made a man look, we believe it. She is sexy, confident. When Gaga says she can cure a mans disease, we know it's a lie. Where is the late great Tony Bennett? Exactly. 

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[ericcartman]

5 hours ago, bad guy said:

Made You Look takes you on a journey of optimism and hope. "I could have my Gucci on (gucci on), I could have my Louis Vuitton. But even with nothing on, bet I made you look" she's letting the public know that despite having an exclusive designer lifestyle, she still holds value without these things. She thought about all the little girls out there (and yes even little boys like @Post Malone) who's dream is to be like her and reminded them that even without a Versace dress, and even with your hair looking a mess, you still matter. When you dive deeper into the lyrics the subtext is really about a small town girl from Nantucket Massachusetts who made it out the mud and became one of the biggest artists of our time. It's the American dream personified. 

 

On the flip side, Disease is an example of everything wrong with our country. "I could play the doctor, I can cure your disease" Gaga is not a doctor. She didn't go to med school, and I don't think she's ever volunteered at a hospital. She can't cure anything. Then she contradicts herself by saying "If you were a sinner, I could make you believe". Oh so now you're a priest? What happened to being a doctor and being pro-science? When is the last time you even stepped foot in a Catholic church, Lady Gaga? These lyrics symbolize the fraud that runs rampant in our country. People are done listening to lies when all they seek is the truth. And that's what it all comes down to: authenticity and truth. When Meghan Trainor says her naked body made a man look, we believe it. She is sexy, confident. When Gaga says she can cure a mans disease, we know it's a lie. Where is the late great Tony Bennett? Exactly. 

This is amazing 

[Spooky Mulder]

Not Meghan Trainor's fan getting their licks too

Edited 7 hours ago by Spooky Mulder

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6 hours ago, bad guy said:

Made You Look takes you on a journey of optimism and hope. "I could have my Gucci on (gucci on), I could have my Louis Vuitton. But even with nothing on, bet I made you look" she's letting the public know that despite having an exclusive designer lifestyle, she still holds value without these things. She thought about all the little girls out there (and yes even little boys like @Post Malone) who's dream is to be like her and reminded them that even without a Versace dress, and even with your hair looking a mess, you still matter. When you dive deeper into the lyrics the subtext is really about a small town girl from Nantucket Massachusetts who made it out the mud and became one of the biggest artists of our time. It's the American dream personified. 

 

On the flip side, Disease is an example of everything wrong with our country. "I could play the doctor, I can cure your disease" Gaga is not a doctor. She didn't go to med school, and I don't think she's ever volunteered at a hospital. She can't cure anything. Then she contradicts herself by saying "If you were a sinner, I could make you believe". Oh so now you're a priest? What happened to being a doctor and being pro-science? When is the last time you even stepped foot in a Catholic church, Lady Gaga? These lyrics symbolize the fraud that runs rampant in our country. People are done listening to lies when all they seek is the truth. And that's what it all comes down to: authenticity and truth. When Meghan Trainor says her naked body made a man look, we believe it. She is sexy, confident. When Gaga says she can cure a mans disease, we know it's a lie. Where is the late great Tony Bennett? Exactly. 

[fememeist]

6 hours ago, bad guy said:

Made You Look takes you on a journey of optimism and hope. "I could have my Gucci on (gucci on), I could have my Louis Vuitton. But even with nothing on, bet I made you look" she's letting the public know that despite having an exclusive designer lifestyle, she still holds value without these things. She thought about all the little girls out there (and yes even little boys like @Post Malone) who's dream is to be like her and reminded them that even without a Versace dress, and even with your hair looking a mess, you still matter. When you dive deeper into the lyrics the subtext is really about a small town girl from Nantucket Massachusetts who made it out the mud and became one of the biggest artists of our time. It's the American dream personified. 

 

On the flip side, Disease is an example of everything wrong with our country. "I could play the doctor, I can cure your disease" Gaga is not a doctor. She didn't go to med school, and I don't think she's ever volunteered at a hospital. She can't cure anything. Then she contradicts herself by saying "If you were a sinner, I could make you believe". Oh so now you're a priest? What happened to being a doctor and being pro-science? When is the last time you even stepped foot in a Catholic church, Lady Gaga? These lyrics symbolize the fraud that runs rampant in our country. People are done listening to lies when all they seek is the truth. And that's what it all comes down to: authenticity and truth. When Meghan Trainor says her naked body made a man look, we believe it. She is sexy, confident. When Gaga says she can cure a mans disease, we know it's a lie. Where is the late great Tony Bennett? Exactly. 

The way you and @Post Malone have this very public beef. It's giving Grace Randolph vs Jessica Chastain