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Freaky Prince

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  1. There are no words to capture her mind
  2. When YYY5 is Starfucker II then what
  3. 0.75/3 and a horrible cover? I was rooting for you we were all rooting for you
  4. I sleep better at night knowing she's aware Scheisse is so tea and she still does it on (almost) every tour despite being a deep cut Scheisses II when?
  5. One new song? Or two, I din't think I'e ever heard of What's a Girl To Do.
  6. Gaga as WGIA Tour opener
  7. Sounds nothing like SF and even if it did, that's still great
  8. I was referring to the fans, not Madonna herself
  9. Those were cute 2 weeks of her foot dangling outside the Khia asylum gates
  10. That's a fair opinion
  11. Gaga is the Standard of Pop Confessions II is indeed very good tho with 3-4 excuseable fillers, but I think people should be a little more humble it took her 20 years and 4 consecutive fails to make another listenable album.
  12. I stan Kylie, but Tension II was a hot pile of shitt
  13. I really don't get the Kesha comparisons I guess both eras have a trashy aesthetic, but Kesha was sleazy party girl trashy aesthetic, while WGIA is trailer park girl trashy. Animal is a fun pop album that sounds very much of its time, which is not bad at all, but WGIA is levels above.
  14. Basically this, she wanted to have a "mother!!!1!11!" rebrand. But the gag is the beats weren't even cunty, they were dated and halfassed Kim Petras work tapes
  15. Yes Gaga yes viral aesthetic

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