Apparently MAYHEM had a bigger 3rd day than Petals 3rd day. I always kind of seen the fandoms as sister fandoms, not that they really like each other but both can be insanely parasocial and I swear liddos and ariantors are always finding something to hate on, whereas a lot of other fandoms their fav can do no wrong. Also both Gaga and Ari are theatre kids, actors and I think they've had similar struggles which is what made Rain On Me so special for them.

6 minutes ago, eclipsed said:

Apparently MAYHEM had a bigger 3rd day than Petals 3rd day. I always kind of seen the fandoms as sister fandoms, not that they really like each other but both can be insanely parasocial and I swear liddos and ariantors are always finding something to hate on, whereas a lot of other fandoms their fav can do no wrong. Also both Gaga and Ari are theatre kids, actors and I think they've had similar struggles which is what made Rain On Me so special for them.

Gaga being commercial boatmates with streaming legend Ariana ain't bad company!

Today would've been Tony's 100th birthday

Been 5 years since they taped the first night of their 4x Emmy-nominated special and 3x Grammy-nominated IGAKOOY's release

Edited August 3Aug 3 by Almodusa

I saw Moulin Rouge the musical last night, and was excited that Bad Romance was in it. I feel like if the set list were picked now, they would've 100% included DWAS or Shallow.

But I actually more noticed they included The Sound of Music (GaGa's Oscars version), GaGa's cover of "Your Song," her performance of "Gimme Shelter," Tony B and GaGa's "Nature Boy." I was really glad they acknowledged her so much.

Well…

In reality, these were all covers of the originals, but in my head it was Gaga's versions.

I feel a tiktok video coming.

6 minutes ago, GAGAISTHEBESTYA said:

I feel a tiktok video coming.

VIY music video teaser to follow up on DWAS as a new single?

On 7/29/2026 at 10:21 AM, Universo said:

please stream mama needs the coins

I wish the Apple Music flops would allow this on Spotify

14 hours ago, GGD said:

So far, we have 7 specific eras; all we can do is somewhat narrow down what she hasn't done.

These are the directions and influences for every era (add more if i miss something ):

TF - Camp, Warholian, 60's art film vibes, Grace Jones aesthetic, Indie Club Culture

TFM - Glam rock, Gothic Bauhaus, Hedi Slimane, Alexander McQueen and Giorgio Armani fashions

BTW - Incredibly massive pool of inspirations. The Direction depended on which single it represents. Overall, 80's and 90's visuals and fashion were the primary references in this era. The Versace Era which extended to ARTPOP

ARTPOP - ART inspired references from Jeff Koons to Botticelli, Postmodernism, Art and light direction by Bob Wilson (RIP) , Rave culture and Anime

Joanne - Dive Bar culture, Modern take on western aesthetic, stripped down west coast style,

Chromatica - Video Game references, Sci-Fi, Hr Giger, Museum of Brutality

Mayhem - Dark Opera, Goth Theatre Kid who is obsessed with Rent, Dystopian, Goth Futurism

LG8 - ?

So far, the only theme that she hasn't touched is Nature!

What I would like her to go in (which im sure most of you would hate) is a soulful almost funk pop direction, with all 'natural' instrumentation, nothing electronic reminiscent of (hate to say it) Bruno Mars, Harry Styles (his last two albums not this one) but pulling from her icons like Stevie Wonder and Elton John... the fashion would be 70s and hippie-esque, & psychedelic... but maybe with modern elements, which she never has done before:

So bright, colorful, clashing pattern but vintage aesthetic.

1 minute ago, Killah said:

What I would like her to go in (which im sure most of you would hate) is a soulful almost funk pop direction, with all 'natural' instrumentation, nothing electronic reminiscent of (hate to say it) Bruno Mars, Harry Styles (his last two albums not this one) but pulling from her icons like Stevie Wonder and Elton John... the fashion would be 70s and hippie-esque, & psychedelic... but maybe with modern elements, which she never has done before:

So bright, colorful, clashing pattern but vintage aesthetic.

This is what she should've done with Joanne. Or maybe a couple of eras from now. Next she should build onto what she's done with Mayhem. She's done enough pivots.

20 minutes ago, SweetOreosOfHeaven said:

This is what she should've done with Joanne. Or maybe a couple of eras from now. Next she should build onto what she's done with Mayhem. She's done enough pivots.

25 minutes ago, SweetOreosOfHeaven said:

This is what she should've done with Joanne. Or maybe a couple of eras from now. Next she should build onto what she's done with Mayhem. She's done enough pivots.

I honestly thought that was what she was going to do. Remember when she was wearing glam rock kinda outfits pre-Joanne? I was ready for her instrumental singer-songwriter serve. Still ready tbh.

27 minutes ago, Killah said:

What I would like her to go in (which im sure most of you would hate) is a soulful almost funk pop direction, with all 'natural' instrumentation, nothing electronic reminiscent of (hate to say it) Bruno Mars, Harry Styles (his last two albums not this one) but pulling from her icons like Stevie Wonder and Elton John... the fashion would be 70s and hippie-esque, & psychedelic... but maybe with modern elements, which she never has done before:

So bright, colorful, clashing pattern but vintage aesthetic.

This works, I hope she changes her stylists for the next era.

Because that will make or break the fashion aspect of this direction.

Also when is Abel announcing? They teased that **** ages ago.

9 minutes ago, Puttanesca said:

I honestly thought that was what she was going to do. Remember when she was wearing glam rock kinda outfits pre-Joanne? I was ready for her instrumental singer-songwriter serve. Still ready tbh.

Right. The teaser for Perfect Illusion also was giving that.

I guess they left the Mayhem Ball film in the basement.

Where is the Shape of a Woman music video? I thought it will be out along with the movie premiere on Disney

21 minutes ago, BorisIsHere said:

Where is the Shape of a Woman music video? I thought it will be out along with the movie premiere on Disney

She doesn't need to waste energy and ruin the publics goodwill with those scraps

ROYALTY! Lady Gaga is one of the artists with whom Gloria Groove dreams of collaborating. The revelation was made recently to Billboard Brasil. 🇧🇷

"The biggest of them would be, one day, to work and learn directly from my great references, like Beyoncé and Lady Gaga."

Wouldn't put it past her team to not submit Requiem for Best Music Film the same way they didn't submit One Last Time for whatever reason

I use translation on Twitter. They're making a documentary film about this event?

MEMORABLE! As expected, the documentary also highlights one of the most striking moments in Lady Gaga's career: the Gagacabana, in 2025. Host Hadnet Tesfai and German journalist Laura Ewert recalled the impact of that historic day, which will forever remain in the memory of Brazilians. 🖤🇧🇷

"I was truly speechless. The grandeur of the production and the scale of that spectacle are simply astonishing."

"It's important to recognize the magnitude of this achievement. Coordinating a production of this size and managing to impact such a vast area is no easy task. The people I spoke with, who were there, said it was one of the most extraordinary shows of all time."

Another account from the German documentary "Lady Gaga – my songs. my life" came from fashion designer Asher Levine, Lady Gaga's longtime collaborator. He recalled how the singer reacted when she saw, for the first time, the sci-fi outfit he created for the "ENIGMA" residency in 2018.

"I remember when we delivered the Enigma costume. As soon as she walked into the room and saw it, she was so thrilled that she asked everyone to applaud me. The entire room started clapping, while she looked straight into my eyes. It was an unforgettable moment. She was truly grateful and enchanted by the costume. So often, I don't even find out what the artists think of the pieces. If they wear them, that's usually already a good sign. But she had the kindness to show just how much she valued all the work we put into creating that costume. Without a doubt, it was a moment I'll never forget." 🥹🖤

4 hours ago, GAGAISTHEBESTYA said:

I feel a tiktok video coming.

will she be jumping with Katy P and Justin Trudeau in it?

2 minutes ago, David_Greengrass97 said:

I use translation on Twitter. They're making a documentary film about this event?

MEMORABLE! As expected, the documentary also highlights one of the most striking moments in Lady Gaga's career: the Gagacabana, in 2025. Host Hadnet Tesfai and German journalist Laura Ewert recalled the impact of that historic day, which will forever remain in the memory of Brazilians. 🖤🇧🇷

"I was truly speechless. The grandeur of the production and the scale of that spectacle are simply astonishing."

"It's important to recognize the magnitude of this achievement. Coordinating a production of this size and managing to impact such a vast area is no easy task. The people I spoke with, who were there, said it was one of the most extraordinary shows of all time."

🎬 In the most recent German documentary "Lady Gaga – my songs. my life", produced and aired on national television, the host Hadnet Tesfai, who moderated an "ARTPOP" event at the sought-after Berghain in 2013, recalled what the atmosphere was like behind the scenes.

"Lady Gaga demands a lot from everyone. Even so, she always manages to maintain respect, continue being kind and, with that, show that it's not necessary to reproduce this toxic and macho behavior to achieve success. Everything is planned. And I think that's great, because it naturally seems something spontaneous, it seems to happen by chance, but, in fact, someone carefully thought through every detail."

She also shared that the preparation around the event lasted two days, due to the extremely meticulous planning. And she revealed that, amid all the hustle and bustle, Lady Gaga made a point of giving her a large portrait that was part of the event's decor. 🖤

1 minute ago, David_Greengrass97 said:

Another account from the German documentary "Lady Gaga – my songs. my life" came from fashion designer Asher Levine, Lady Gaga's longtime collaborator. He recalled how the singer reacted when she saw, for the first time, the sci-fi outfit he created for the "ENIGMA" residency in 2018.

"I remember when we delivered the Enigma costume. As soon as she walked into the room and saw it, she was so thrilled that she asked everyone to applaud me. The entire room started clapping, while she looked straight into my eyes. It was an unforgettable moment. She was truly grateful and enchanted by the costume. So often, I don't even find out what the artists think of the pieces. If they wear them, that's usually already a good sign. But she had the kindness to show just how much she valued all the work we put into creating that costume. Without a doubt, it was a moment I'll never forget." 🥹🖤

I was going to wonder which E-Smegma look warranted applause but then I saw the Scheisse/Judas/Government Hooker/I'm Afraid of Americans outfit and I agree. The LED look is very cool.