[lewis111]

No I meant if the solo version was to be released he’d still be benefiting from it

[Smithy]

I imagine he is only credit for writing his verse, the credits on the solo version (which is the same lyrically as the xtina version) don’t show him a writer

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Smithy

I imagine he is only credit for writing his verse, the credits on the solo version (which is the same lyrically as the xtina version) don’t show him a writer

@ladygaga

[lewis111]

Originally Posted by Smithy

I imagine he is only credit for writing his verse, the credits on the solo version (which is the same lyrically as the xtina version) don’t show him a writer

Ah right! That’ll probably be why the Xtina version is still up on iTunes then

[Smithy]

The “Is That Alright” performance that was cut from ASIB will be on the Digital/Blu Ray which is released next month (digital is out next week tho!)

[Nancy.]

Originally Posted by Smithy

The answer comes early in “Five Foot Two,” as an unvarnished Gaga gets real while sitting on the curb. “The thing with me and Madonna is that I admired her always and still admire her, no matter what she might think of me,” says Gaga. “The only thing that really bothers me about her is [that] I’m Italian and from New York, so if I have a problem with somebody, I’m gonna tell you to your face.”

To hear Gaga tell it, if Madonna would just take her comments straight to the source, there’d be no beef. “She wouldn’t look me in the eye and tell me I’m reductive,” says Gaga, using one of the Material Girl’s pet adjectives.

And there you have it

Madonna didn't call her reductive, she said "Born This Way" was reductive, she was being truthful when asked questions by Diane Sawyer. I mean, when was Gags around for her to say anything to her face to face? Other than the MET Gala in 2015 they haven't been seen together. Madonna had already offered an olive branch during the MDNA tour but she declined.

M has a sharp tongue, so she wouldnt have a problem with telling anyone what she thought of them if she needed to get something off her chest.

If Gaga tells things to people's faces, then why did she wait until now to say something - but I think we all know the answer to that - publicity! If she HAD said something at the MET gala past issues would've been cleared up and there wouldn't be any need to talk about M during this documentary.

Look at how much publicity she's generating from talking about M. Elton does the same whenever he has something to promote. I think the best thing for M to do is ignore them completely, because feeding these parasites any sort of attention is exactly what they want.