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A pro-Palestine, pro-transgender, pro-immigration, anti-MAGA, anti-ICE artist. Oh but the GTA 6 radio…

Delusional stans are saying that the stove had the timer on 11:06, thinking it may be the release date. As if Lana would care coming with an easter egg… 'Cause she wouldn't care RIGHT?? @RideOrDie

You could say that the amount of trauma gays caused her would have made her homophobic, yet she's still supportive. What a queen.

One of her best ballads ever.

No, because

Someone should tell her that she can find them on Amazon for 20 bucks. If she has Amazon Prime, delivery only takes a few hours.

The Stove poppin' up was hilarious, only her mind. BTW, we'll forget how lazy the setlist and everything looked 'cause she sounded AMAZING.

She really wanted that DAMN singing bird.

Jessica's presence alone makes this season more worthy than the last one.

I wonder the same too.

Slayyyter for me.

I stan an ERA. It's refreshing to see an artist (and a label) proud of a record and what it has achieved and milking it without rushing to the next thing. We're not used anymore to eras lasting so long.

DLMBTLTK > INAGNYAW Overall tho, I genuinely think that her best ballad became her signature one. Everytime is a once in a lifetime type of song. Nothing else deserved its spot in her discography. But I'd say that the Circus ballads/midtempos (Out from Under, Blur, Unusual You) deserve more praise, 'cause they were pure perfection.

The comparison isn't even that hard, if you wanna make it. Isn't an album sale "equivalent" to 1500 album streams? If that's the case, an album that sold, let's say, 20 million copies in 1999 should be compared to an album that has 30 billions streams. TD has a third of that, more or less.

She was actually dragging him on the album in the first version of 57.5, which should be now renamed to 67.

I would never say that.

Ozempic. Plus, not having a job for so many years definitely makes life less stressful.

It's been 84 years...

This event healed the world.

I also have weekly blasts while dancing to Britney, yet I don't see a thread about me.

THE NIGHT IS GOOD, THE MUSIC'S FEELING... SOFTTTT JUST WANNA BE SOFTTT

Is an elephant heavy?

I wouldn't say it was Gaga at her purest at all, actually I think it couldn't be further from the truth. Born This Way did everything you said much better. Artpop was Gaga at her most delusional, but I don't mean it in a bad way, that record is special for me. It was Gaga realizing she was in a position where she felt like she could get away with anything within her fanbase, thinking that her fanbase was SO HUGE that they would have turned the entire era in a monumental moment in music history. So she pushed herself to her loudest, gayest and most flamboyant version possible. To the point where the wilderness and unpredictability of her nature that was so contagious in Born This Way became too contrived and calculated, and she ended up being redundant, predictable and to some extremes boring. Everything about Artpop was a fever dream. A beautiful mess and trainwreck of an era.

Who the **** is Madeline?