14 minutes ago, Artur said:

Sooo she will announce a new jazz album full of covers next month?

Harlequin Grammy performance followed by an announcement of a Tony Bennett tribute album

16 hours ago, Kékette said:

when she sings a little snippet of this song at the 2026 World Cup:

Shoot it, run it, what's it called?

Everybody loves it (football)

I literally would be so happy if she just released an updated version of this

Diabolical feed serving 2020 spam posts

16 minutes ago, Artur said:

Soooo, her Grammy campaign was the Harlequin thing from two years ago?

She was the cover of Rolling Stone's November issue in the US and gave an in-depth interview discussing her main musical inspirations, a clear nod to the rock field. The Harlequin special are really just the cherry on top; the jazz bloc currently has no representatives in the major categories, yet it is the second largest voting bloc after pop. Among the contenders, she stands as the closest match to that voting bloc, based on both her artistic roots and the trajectory of her career to date. This is without even accounting for the behind the scenes campaigning that is almost certainly taking place, and frankly that is the most decisive part, as well as the extensive year-end recognition MAYHEM and especially Abracadabra received from major publications. Overexposure can be counterproductive. At a certain point, it risks reading as desperation. Sometimes, the smartest move is to let the work and other voices speak for you. She had an exceptional year... She put in sustained, year-long work, with a promotional run that kept her presence and output consistently visible and culturally relevant. Among the contenders, no one has run a stronger campaign. People need to stop assuming that a Grammy campaign means performing at every possible venue or showing up everywhere at once. That is not how this works, specially when it comes to a veteran like Gaga. You have to be strategic, and she was. The outcome has little to do with anything she did or didn't do up to now.

Still not forgiving the lack of summer single tho, it would've made the era feel a lot fuller through the entire year

Even just a radio release in US would've helped. But alas

Edited January 5Jan 5 by hausofbryan

Just remembered that we're finally getting the gaga tony bennett documentary in two weeks

2 minutes ago, Ricardo1993 said:

Just remembered that we're finally getting the gaga tony bennett documentary in two weeks

oh no we will transitionfrom this mini harlequin revval era into another hag era then

7 minutes ago, partynauseous said:

Sometimes, the smartest move is to let the work and other voices speak for you

EW.com

Lady Gaga's 'Mayhem' partner-in-crime Andrew Watt honors...

Between Coachella, 'Mayhem,' and now seven Grammy nominations, Lady Gaga had one of the biggest years of her career. Her fellow 'Mayhem' executive producer Andrew Watt celebrates her as one of EW's En

that's what matters most. good press coming from people who work close to her. musicians read these things

Edited January 5Jan 5 by partynauseous

Regardless of the outcome, I think she learned from her HoG campaign go campaign a little more indirectly and I think she'll employ that strategy going forward (with any field she's award-competitive in).

If I didn't love Harlequin I would be dragging her Elite Four Agatha ass right now, but at least she's paying attention to another good album so here's that

The Cirkut FYC poster also places his work with her front and center. He is the only producer actively campaigning, having recently appeared on a big industry-facing podcast where he spoke at length about her. As it stands, he is widely considered the frontrunner to win the Producer category.

And when her Grammy's performance begins and we hear GOOD MORNING GOOD MORNING… then what?

36 minutes ago, partynauseous said:

She was the cover of Rolling Stone's November issue in the US and gave an in-depth interview discussing her main musical inspirations, a clear nod to the rock field. The Harlequin special are really just the cherry on top; the jazz bloc currently has no representatives in the major categories, yet it is the second largest voting bloc after pop. Among the contenders, she stands as the closest match to that voting bloc, based on both her artistic roots and the trajectory of her career to date. This is without even accounting for the behind the scenes campaigning that is almost certainly taking place, and frankly that is the most decisive part, as well as the extensive year-end recognition MAYHEM and especially Abracadabra received from major publications. Overexposure can be counterproductive. At a certain point, it risks reading as desperation. Sometimes, the smartest move is to let the work and other voices speak for you. She had an exceptional year... She put in sustained, year-long work, with a promotional run that kept her presence and output consistently visible and culturally relevant. Among the contenders, no one has run a stronger campaign. People need to stop assuming that a Grammy campaign means performing at every possible venue or showing up everywhere at once. That is not how this works, specially when it comes to a veteran like Gaga. You have to be strategic, and she was. The outcome has little to do with anything she did or didn't do up to now.

I agree. I was just, being a bit dramatic

Paul Grein's final predictions

https://www.billboard.com/lists/2026-grammy-awards-predictions-analysis-key-categories

GF Front runners

AOTY: DtMF, MAYHEM, GNX (Predicted winner: GNX)

ROTY: Abracadabra, APT, Luther (Predicted winner: Luther)

SOTY: APT, Golden, Luther (Predicted winner: Golden)

He has Gaga winning BPVA against Sabrina and Bieber

BREAKING: "Shadow Of A Man" has reached #1 on the Spotify "On Repeat" playlist of ATRL user Bad News.

43 minutes ago, partynauseous said:

Paul Grein's final predictions

https://www.billboard.com/lists/2026-grammy-awards-predictions-analysis-key-categories

GF Front runners

AOTY: DtMF, MAYHEM, GNX (Predicted winner: GNX)

ROTY: Abracadabra, APT, Luther (Predicted winner: Luther)

SOTY: APT, Golden, Luther (Predicted winner: Golden)

He has Gaga winning BPVA against Sabrina and Bieber

A nightmare

1 hour ago, partynauseous said:

She was the cover of Rolling Stone's November issue in the US and gave an in-depth interview discussing her main musical inspirations, a clear nod to the rock field. The Harlequin special are really just the cherry on top; the jazz bloc currently has no representatives in the major categories, yet it is the second largest voting bloc after pop. Among the contenders, she stands as the closest match to that voting bloc, based on both her artistic roots and the trajectory of her career to date. This is without even accounting for the behind the scenes campaigning that is almost certainly taking place, and frankly that is the most decisive part, as well as the extensive year-end recognition MAYHEM and especially Abracadabra received from major publications. Overexposure can be counterproductive. At a certain point, it risks reading as desperation. Sometimes, the smartest move is to let the work and other voices speak for you. She had an exceptional year... She put in sustained, year-long work, with a promotional run that kept her presence and output consistently visible and culturally relevant. Among the contenders, no one has run a stronger campaign. People need to stop assuming that a Grammy campaign means performing at every possible venue or showing up everywhere at once. That is not how this works, specially when it comes to a veteran like Gaga. You have to be strategic, and she was. The outcome has little to do with anything she did or didn't do up to now.

Kudos for spilling

the idea of gaga losing every GF category this year the idea of gaga winning every GF category this year

my perdictions are the same as this guy from billboard. unfortunately, I think it's more likely that she will leave without any GF awards than with at least one, let alone two or more. but she is one of the front runners, her best chance is AOTY due to the vote split. let's hope. she's totally winning dance pop and vocal album tho, soon to be Lady Gaga 16x Grammy Winner (at least)

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10 minutes ago, Merryem said:

the idea of gaga losing every GF category this year the idea of gaga winning every GF category this year

i kinda think we go in expecting Pop Album and Dance Pop Recording and nothing else

2 hours ago, Happylittlepunk said:

Im ready for the angry threads if it becomes real.

the way cowboy MAGA stans are begging bruno for a collab in that thread

1 hour ago, partynauseous said:

Paul Grein's final predictions

https://www.billboard.com/lists/2026-grammy-awards-predictions-analysis-key-categories

GF Front runners

AOTY: DtMF, MAYHEM, GNX (Predicted winner: GNX)

ROTY: Abracadabra, APT, Luther (Predicted winner: Luther)

SOTY: APT, Golden, Luther (Predicted winner: Golden)

He has Gaga winning BPVA against Sabrina and Bieber

kendrick hagmar's mid album deserves shite. benito and gaga better sue !

12 minutes ago, The Witch said:

the way cowboy MAGA stans are begging bruno for a collab in that thread

The way reality would hit them in the face hard when the song got outstreamed by DWAS in a couple of weeks

33 minutes ago, partynauseous said:

my perdictions are the same as this guy from billboard. unfortunately, I think it's more likely that she will leave without any GF awards than with at least one, let alone two or more. but she is one of the front runners, her best chance is AOTY due to the vote split. let's hope. she's totally winning dance pop and vocal album tho, soon to be Lady Gaga 16x Grammy Winner (at least)

16x is great and all but no, the lack of any GF at this stage in her career for such a huge star that can sing, writes her own ****, and has some of the most memorable pop songs of the 21st century is an abomination. I ain't gonna sit here and act like liddos or Gaga should be appreciative of anything when far more mediocre stars have gotten GF with **** songs with 500 writers behind them.

Edited January 6Jan 6 by hausofbryan

2 minutes ago, hausofbryan said:

16x is great and all but no, the lack of any GF at this stage in her career for such a huge star that can sing, writes her own ****, and has some of the most memorable pop songs of the 21st century is an abomination. I ain't gonna sit here and act like liddos or Gaga should be appreciative of anything when far more mediocre stars have gotten GF with **** songs with 500 writers behind them.

Well I agree but I also wouldn't be shocked if Gaga doesn't get a GF. Other artists have been treated even more unfairly like Lana, who is arguably one of the most influential and successfull artists of this century yet has 0 Grammys.

The good news is I think a overdue narrative is generating for Gaga so if she does get snubbed of any GF win it could make some noise outside of stan circles... but yeah I'm keeping my expectations low.