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I'd love that but I thought Morningview was more of a Parkwood type of production company

I Don't think Gaga will star in anything that's not a strong commercial play. Maybe a director like Coralie Fargeat who works in the indie space but makes commercially successful movies. I could see her getting a budget big enough to book Gaga for the Substance follow up. unless her fee really plummeted dddd

The reality is Gaga's songs for media this era are really just Mayhem Deluxe and rather than simply rereleasing the album or collaborating with Oreo, she smartly scored deals with top-line entertainment properties. I am grateful for the expansiveness of this era and Michael's her business prowess. Paws up.

Gaga's PROGRESSIVE HOG campaign paved the way for Chalamet's method Martyketing. Therefore, eye predict he will win zero Awards.

She should have dropped this project. She's going to be blamed for ruining another beloved property with an unnecessary sequel when it inevitably disappoints.

No, his death is highly politicized and partisan. Removing TDD would be seen as alignment with Kirk's politics which at most represents only half of America. Besides, the music and media skews liberal. The shooting around Die Young was a non-partisan tragedy.

If nothing else, it is conceptually sound. Stupid indeed!

She's been performing Kill for Love since Coachella so the streams make sense Hopefully she will give Can't Stop the High (and Don't Call Tonight) their moments this era Promo sensitive streaming elixir

Kendrick was also very popular in 2014 when Macklemore shut him out of the rap categories paving the way for #GrammysSoWhite which peaked after Beyoncé's Lemonade lost AOTY to Adele's 25. Cowboy Carter is an extremely politicized album. Not Like Us is also political apart from being a Drake diss. I'm not using "identify politics" negatively to undermine the winners but these narratives, like any biases, are undeniably a factor in voting.

I think there are more wildcards this year than in previous years since Beyoncé's AOTY and Kendrick's general field wins. In the eyes of gp and more importantly voters, the Grammys have now corrected their mistakes and we might see the pendulum swing in different directions that aren't dependent on identity politics narratives.

The pre chorus and verses are so the weeknd Thank you cirkut

First it was AI, now it's trying to "force a moment" and there being TOO MUCH promo. It's so much easier just to say you don't care for the song instead of saying propagating OGH narratives.

If it was that serious would they announce Colbert the day after her postponement? BSFR that would be the first thing cancelled

Dope is a beautiful song. If you've ever loved someone with addiction she's singing the words you hope to hear and many people never hear them. The song is heartbreaking and uncomfortable at times like the situation she's describing. The delusion that she should be able to overcome her addiction easily because of her resources is ridiculous. Addiction doesn't discriminate and being in the public eye can exacerbate the condition we've seen this time and time again. Justice for one of her best ballads.

His best movie Ed Wood is in black and white though