| Marsh. |
08-02-2017 08:29 PM |
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Originally Posted by y.winter
(Post 9211366)
it makes sense. there's no point in dismissing other opinions with "doesn't make any sense" in multiple variations, Marsh.
As someone who doesn't actively listen to Lady Gaga songs, as well as many other people, the exposure/interest she gets has been in decline - and it says a lot.
Bring as many numbers of sales as you want, of course she'll sale millions because she's still lady gaga, but it still doesn't make up for the lack of interest she creates these days. No one talks about lady gaga these days as much as they did when she exploded on the radio and the internet with every music video and single she released.
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I haven't said you don't make sense because it's a "different opinion" I've said it makes little sense because that's what I think about what you're saying.
Of course she isn't making as much of a rumble as she did at the beginning, just as the world is no longer shocked by Madonna's antics as they were in the 80s. The world gets used to things and moves on. That's how it works. Nobody can stay at the top with that much exposure, it's impossible.
I wasn't mentioning sales or numbers, I was commenting on your comments about her music or her style changing when if you actually look at all of her career from 2008 to present her experimentation with songs and genres has not changed and yet somehow "Perfect Illusion" is her trying to do rock and be "credible" and somehow the first time you've noticed this, it's not the first pop song to have influences from other genres (Gaga or not) and it won't be the last.
She's been seen as a credible artist for ages whether she's done a shallow pop number or a slow ballad. |
