Doctor Dick

We said the same thing after DWAS and it did happen. Abracadabra became a solo hit, spending two months inside the Billboard Global Top 10, and went Top 10 in over 30 countries so I don't know what you're on about. Harleys went viral years after it came out, so it's just another nostalgia hit for Katy. Katy's current material can't even chart anymore, while Gaga's Disease, Abra, The Dead Dance all charted inside the top 50 upon their debut. Moreover, she had three songs debut inside the Spotify Top 10 when Mayhem came out. Katy had zero in the Top 50. That tells you people are here for Gaga's new music and not here for Katy's. You can be happy about Katy being a throwback artist these days and that's fine but don't try to tell us she's in the same tier as Gaga when it comes to new releases because she is not. At least Gaga is relevant enough to do all of the above. Katy is not.

Because of Abracadabra's success, Gaga's next lead single will likely have a decent debut. Because of TOTGA's success, Katy's next lead single will still bomb. Time and time and time again we have witnessed how you can't judge an act's current popularity from a side project or nostalgia hit but only based on recent materials and their performances on the charts. You are in for some wild lashings when Gaga debuts her next lead single. Wild.

Surprised by that huge drop. I think it's a decent song. That said, I'll never not think of the @Miley Cyrus user who was dragging Gaga's Disease and her overall only for her own fave to experience lows A LOT lower.

I don't think we should immediatley claim someone could be over because of "shaky" numbers on album three. Dua Lipa is very well-liked by the GP and radio loves her like they did Rihanna. And speaking of Rihanna, she also had "shaky" numbers with Rated R. and still managed to have enormous success afterwards.

She's the modern-day Rihanna. Radio absolutely loves her. Even when she tanks on Spotify radio stations play it. And she's still fairly young, good-looking and has grown her celebrity status as of late. She's not going anywhere.

Katy's career went down because she failed to be risky. Gaga saved her career because she was. The Sound of Music performance at the Oscars was literally what made her career go up. Katy has stayed in her safe lane to the point where people are over her.

It's a cute song. Pretty innocent and catchy. I don't think it's bad at all.

What part of DWAS being on Bruno's recent album would account for 70% (more than Gaga's) are you not getting?

A bomb when it has more than Lana and Beyoncé whose projects aren't bombs. OT: The smashery of Mayhem and the complete floppage of Katy's album.

The way her 2025-26 has been awful for her brand: tacky wedding, annoying interviews, awful music. Poor Swifties with their variants.

Well mentally she's still in high school so I'm not surprised.

She doesn't. OT: One is a good person while the other is a self-absorbed evil chart manipulating inorganic vocally-impaired lessor. Give all attendees spikes in chart performances annually and I bet Taylor would run to headline it.

You guys are so ignorant, I can't. There's a reason why the only ones defending her are ones from her own fandom because objectively she's a shady woman who gives out money that is literally the percentage of a regular person's cup of coffee in terms of salary and she's not bringing attention to any cause because she doesn't give a flying f about anything other than herself. And the insecurities in some of these comments. And no, she would not because she's a narcissistic evil woman who takes advantage of people that she needs for something. Also, her brand is so ridiculed these days that it would most certainly bring the wrong kind of attention to a kind-hearted event by a kind-hearted and 1000x more talented woman like Olivia than is needed at all. Nobody likes your fave outside of you lapdogs, so just listen to your variants, plan the next bulk-buying tactics for her next critically-panned album of awful lyrics and limited vocal abilities and hush the f up.

Norah Jones didn't have any #1 singles or back-to-back behemoth selling albums along with record-breaking first week sales. Adele: 50 songs = 88M units. Taylor Swift: 400+ songs = 143M units.

Yes.