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Does your fave still take risks?

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Friend of Mine was her biggest risk yet, because how did she listen back to that track after recording and think, "yes, they'll live for this!" And then clicked release?

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    risking losing her fans because she keeps f*cking around maybe

I personally think Beyoncé's trilogy era shows her at her most artistic

Sticking to her current label no matter what is the biggest risk she can take right now.

Yeah cxoxo was a bit of a risk even though it's her first album to not have a single with a billion and a solo single with 500 million streams, but the album still hit 500 million streams

3 hours ago, KatyPrismSpirit said:

what was the biggest risk on Mayhem?

I think ARTPOP, Joanne, ASIB and Harlequin were risky, but MAYHEM was sort of considerer a return to form

She's not putting out songs about famous men she was with or allegedly with. That's the ultimate risk for a female artist in today's musical landscape.

The only risk Gaga is taking is risking having another #thankYou for a colab with big artist that gives her hit

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