[RileyH]

queen

[Smithy]

She's started teasing something on her IG (possibly the HBO documentary?!)

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WHAT IS GOING ON

If you go on her IG the pictures she's posted are starting to make a collage

[Samm]

I thought it was a new song oh

[Smithy]

I'm shook?!??

[Smithy]

Ahhhh it's netflix docu, WW Sept 22

Lady Gaga's new documentary Gaga: Five Foot Two is coming to Netflix September 22. Directed by Emmy-nominated filmmaker Chris Moukarbel (Banksy Does New York) and produced by Heather Parry for Live Nation Productions, the documentary pulls back the curtain to introduce the woman behind the performer, the costumes, the glitz and the glamour for a deeply personal look.

Audiences will get an unguarded glimpse at Gaga through a series of personal highs and lows and the culmination of a year’s emotional journey. From struggles with relationships to health issues, from finding solace in her inner circle to conquering her insecurities, the film navigates the divide between life as a superstar and life as an everyday woman.

Lady Gaga's manager Bobby Campbell says of the doc, “I'm excited for people to really get to know the woman I work with everyday...She’s one of the hardest working, most genuine, and truly hilarious people in the world.”

Think of the gifs!

[Smithy]

- Lady Gaga is one part Madonna, one part Billie Holiday, one part Barbra Streisand, one part Bette Midler, one part Maria Callas, one part Mitzi Gaynor, one part Judy Garland, one part Gypsy Rose Lee and 1.2 billion parts pure entertainer.

Kids, it doesn't matter if you don't recognize all those names; all you need to know is that it is using a litany of legends in a futile attempt to define and describe the lady who filled Quicken Loans Arena to capacity Wednesday night.

One thing should be made absolutely clear: In some shows past that were heavily focused on the dance routines - Madonna and Justin Bieber come to mind - it was doubtful whether the backing vocal tracks were actually BACKING tracks and were instead recorded lead vocal tracks. In both of those cases, mouth and microphone were rarely in the same ZIP code, yet vocals came loud and clear.

The vocals came through just as loudly and even MORE clearly with Gaga, whose microphone never left her lips - even if a dancer had to hold it there while she had both hands on the keytar. A breathy whoosh every now and then, and frequent conversations and ad libs were further proof that Gaga was singing every freakin' note

wow the endless PRAISE

[Smithy]

A couple more pics from the packed Cleveland Show





Tonight she's making history too as the first woman to EVER headline Wrigley Field! Only a legend

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

nancy is SHOOK

[Smithy]

pics from her sold out stadium show

[Jessica.]

Look at the name of this skill in the game I am playing.

[Smithy]

Honestly where does the impact end?!

Video from wrigley field, I'm not crying you're crying

[Jase.]

Originally Posted by That Girl

nancy is SHOOK

inb4 they're all fans who were given free tickets or some other ****

[Smithy]

omg Jase, both of us having gags avi's and GoT sigs

Billboard stats

AT&T Park San Francisco, Calif.
Aug. 13, 2017
$4,674,972
39,225 / 39,225
1 / 1

T-Mobile Arena Las Vegas, Nev.
Aug. 11, 2017
$2,139,858
15,893 / 15,893
1 / 1

Xcel Energy Center St. Paul, Minn.
Aug. 19, 2017
$1,813,406
16,612 / 16,612
1 / 1

CenturyLink Center Omaha, Neb.
Aug. 19, 2017
$1,693,038
15,886 / 15,886
1 / 1

Golden 1 Center Sacramento, Calif.
Aug. 15, 2017
$1,663,263 15,546 /
15,546
1 / 1

new boxscores, amazing stadium gross feel bad for the people at the NY stadium show tonight, torrential rain is forecast

[Smithy]

Hey, guys! Kelli here. How's everyone doing today? Good? Just fine? Great? Well, quick question for you: Did you know that if you go to a Lady Gaga concert, your entire life just fades away and you become nothing because Gaga is everything? Haha, yeah. That happened to me Monday night when I went to Lady Gaga's Joanne World Tour. “Shook” is too simple a word to describe the experience. “Spiritual” is closer, but the only phrase I can come up with that accurately describes how I felt during and after that concert is “I am nothing; Gaga is my religion.”

Lady Gaga is my everything now. Don't get me wrong, she's always been an incredible artist, but seeing her live was the closest thing I've ever felt to finding Jesus. Everything she did was perfect. The singing, the dancing, the visuals, everything.

There was one point when she was singing “John Wayne” that she propped the side of her body on the side of her hunched-over dance partner and defied the laws of physics and gravity while having both feet in the air but barely any support underneath her. I still don't understand how it happened, and I will likely spend the rest of my life trying to figure it out. And don't even get me started on the vocals she was serving throughout the whole show. Just like Beyoncé, she sounds better live. And the RIFFS, sweet mother of god, my ears have never heard anything so pure.

And you know how she has a beautiful friendship with Tony Bennett? Well, he was at the concert on Monday to support her and sat, like, six seats away from me in the Verizon Up section. He is a precious angel whom we must protect at all costs. Gaga dedicated “Come To Mama” to him, and you can bet your sweet ass I spent the entire song staring at Bennett like the creep I am so I could witness the fatherly pride on his face. Back in 2011, before their Grammy-winning album Cheek To Cheek was even made, Gaga sang “The Lady Is A Tramp” with Bennett on his album, Duets II. When commenting on the experience, Bennett — one of the most famous singers of all time — said about Gaga, “I never met a more talented person in my life… I think she's going to become as big as Elvis Presley.”

Honestly, where is the lie? Going to a Lady Gaga show isn't just your typical concert. It's a showcase of one of the most talented artists our generation will ever see in the prime of her career. We may be the ones paying for a ticket, but once the show starts, it feels more like you're paying her what she's owed rather than her providing you an artistic service. Imagine her stellar Super Bowl performance, but two hours long and with much more unforgettable moments. She doesn't begin the show by propelling from the stadium ceiling; she literally just walks on stage slowly and starts singing, and it's electrifying. She knows she doesn't need death-defying acts to impress her concert-goers — all she needs is a stage and a mic.

So if you're feeling particularly useless in the face of all of the bullsh*t going on in the world, go see Lady Gaga live. It's the fix you need.

Youtube video

amazing CTM performance

well there you have it ladies, all you need is gaga in your life to sort you out

[Jake.]

[Marsh.]

Incredible.

[Jamie89]

Originally Posted by Smithy

Youtube video

amazing CTM performance

well there you have it ladies, all you need is gaga in your life to sort you out

Amazing

[Smithy]

Take my hand
slay joanne
my scalps not ready for youuuu

[Smithy]

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[Jake.]

That looks amazing

[Smithy]

I know, I can't wait for my date

[Smithy]

DJWS playing the intro to TEA at a show the other day

[Jase.]

Smithy did you see the vid where she talked about Sonja and how she dashed from the ASIB set to be with her but she didn't make it

My emotions when I watched that ****ing vid...

[Smithy]

Omg no???

[Smithy]

oh