CoolNebraskaGuy

When they don't put effort into sustaining the friendship. There should be a give and take

This thread is going to age so well when Beyonce drops Act III

yeah I had to change it from Say So so I feel you. didn't realize how much bigger Kiss me More is I was on the fence about putting 360 because it wasn't really a hit but the story of 2020s female pop is incomplete without a brat mention nod

Chromatica II into 911 is great but technically it's 2 tracks Ray of Lights into is brief but sublime

Levitating Kiss Me More Good For U Anti-Hero Kill Bill 360 Good Luck, Babe Espresso DWAS Birds of a Feather

Embarassing for u

Even though I prefer Renaissance sonically, Lemonade is the quintessential Beyoncé era and album. It reflects the apex of her mid-career repeak. Lemonade had the perfect mix of acclaim, commercial success, and cultural impact. It was also a masterful way of publicly addressing the fallout of Jay-Z's infidelity. That deeply personal component adds a lot of punch to the album.

It's cute. People are doing way too much for a little montage track

The song is cute, the beat is QUNTY tho

This is cute. It's nothing groundbreaking but it's fun!

You'd have to have your head up your ass to say it wasn't successful

My friend and I made the impulsive decision to buy tickets to Gaga's DC show on the 23rd. Getting to see her twice in six months... thank you Jesus (is the new black)

I loooove the 'So hit the lights' too, especially in the live intro with the sweeping symphony and choir. The verses are still strong, but yeah nowhere near as strong as the verses in songs like Poker Face or Bad Romance. 'You're turning green from thee ah-dren-ah-lahn' is so great though.

Off topic, but I learned this past Monday that I matched into my desired specialty and will be a resident physician this coming June! So thankful to Gaga whose music in no small way changed and continues to change my life. And thank you to so many of the users here for making me laugh even when medical school was whipping my ass

Garden of Eden is such a strong, quintessentially Gaga track. It follows the structure of her early signature smashes without feeling redundant. The way the bass rumbles in the prechorus is so much fun. An incredibly well-crafted song. Government Hooker is more interesting thematically and sonically. The operatic intro, the dirty, gritty production, the wailing chorus, the stupid, sexy lyrics. There's really nothing quite like it. Such a great deep cut. If I had to pick one to keep it would be Government Hooker only because it's so unique. Two of my favorite songs by her though.

Born This Way still has more cumulative streams than HIH despite not being released in the streaming era and sold nearly 9m digital copies in in 2011 alone I guess you can throw a cute little party when viral hit HIH finally surpasses the aged and forgotten Born This Way on Spotify... whenever that happens!!

yeah... it's only pulling 2x what 1432 is pulling daily a respectable single would be pulling 5x at least!

The idea that songs like Aperture, Break My Soul, or Texas Hold 'Em are hits and Abracadabra isn't simply based on Billboard is hilarious.

Stupid Love at least has some self awareness in how silly it is. ROAR is gives junior high dance team- it's corny while also taking itself seriously.

This is horrible. The context of the offending person having Tourette's does not make this feel much better. Not even an apology has been offered? There's no excuse. At the very least, the BBC should have caught it.

OGHs clinging to the words of Liza's opportunistic handler? There's no low they won't sink to

Yes. Born This Way has as a phrase is synonymous with the marriage equality movement of the 2010s. The song is an annual pride anthem.

Okay but the joke is on you all for listening to that album. 36 going on 12

Great song and music video

She had yet to try all the medications, sis.