ThePopStop
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Gaga wanted to end the TFM era early so she could release Born This Way as a single. I remember hearing there was evidence that Interscope was preparing to release Monster as the next single. This was also supposed to happen with Boys Boys Boys, but Gaga wanted to release Bad Romance instead. That was a really good call, so that's probably why they let her do it again.
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Everyone knows that DWAS wasn't intended for Mayhem. It's very common practice to put a successful single between albums on the next album. It was added as the last song, they weren't trying to fool anyone into thinking it fit on the album. And honestly, no one except stans care.
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The first half of the album could've fit right into the BTW era with its electro rock sound. I was surprised that Zombieboy and How Bad Do U Want me sound like The Fame era. Loved it. At this point I don't think we will ever get a TFM II.
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I suppose this means Ricky had a girlfriend not too long ago.
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Wait. I thought it was because he was ugly? And his curly hair sort of makes him look like a sponge?
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I had no idea Ashlee had a Vegas residency until this thread. What? How? I have not heard anyone speak of her except for SNLgate. She aged beautifully. Wow she is gorgeous.
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Has there ever been an artist that reached Lizzo's level of success flop this hard with an album release? Did Iggy Azalea even flop this hard? It's partially her label's fault. I can't believe they greenlit an album release with no hype or successful single. Meanwhile you get artists blocked from releasing an album for not having a Top 10 Hot 100 hit. Music industry is so strange sometimes.
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Daaaaamn the Katy Kats are out today downvoting any negative comment 😹😹
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Sounds like a very average album track from One of the Boys. The chorus isn't exciting and just sounds like an extension to the verses. I really don't know where she should go from here. Her dance pop isn't sticking anymore. Her rock sound is very average. It worked on the OOTB singles because Max and Luke used their pop magic on the rock sound. This song just sounds like generic emo rock.
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If someone lies to me about their relationship status, I end it immediately. Whether we met up or not. If they lie about that, who knows what else they're lying about.. std's, etc. I also believe in karma and that if you're the side piece, at some point your partner will have their own side piece. I have had an instance where the guy's story was questionable.. either claiming an open relationship or that the other person was aware, but something about them didn't have me fully convinced. But it was enough for me to have a clear conscious.
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I really like the lyrics of this song. They're genuine, relevant, and appropriate. I'm glad I'm not hearing Madonna singing about being the greatest or partying in a club. I love Bring Your Love as a song, but singing about her experience in the music industry tells an interesting story but isn't very relatable. As for the mixing.. I have to agree it's terrible. It sounds loud and mushy. This is the best instrumental I've heard in a long time for a dance/club song, and when I blast it I want to hear it CLEARLY! Future Lovers is a great example of Stuart Price making a loud song but still clear. For those arguing.. if you watch the Equalizer in Apple Music when the song is playing.. almost the entire song is mixed to mids and highs. There's almost no lows. This is not a balanced mix!! I'm guessing it had to be intentional, but that doesn't mean I have to like it. All that being said, this has been my top played song since its release!
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Typical delusional CEO. Your marketing and viral marketing team is the best? Is that why Katy's reputation has only continued to tank since Witness? And all of 143 was one of the worst PR disasters for a popstar since Donutgate? Katy's success entirely relies on the legacy of her first 3 albums. The only reason she's relevant again is because Legendary Lovers went viral.
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Everyone I know always complained about Christina's oversinging. Like girl, we get it that you got the pipes. No need to scream all over the song. The bridge and final chorus of Your Body is a perfect example. And I love that song. It didn't help that whoever mixed her songs didn't volume level her screams properly. Mariah and Ariana's overpowering vocals don't hurt your ears when listening.
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