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The only reason that I don't hate Lady Gaga is because she went in different. Her style makes her unique, even if she might get laughed at, she refuses to give in to a T-shirt and jeans. Good for her.
In her essay on The Stooges in the official Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 2010 induction program, Detroit-born music writer Jaan Uhelszki includes Lady Gaga among those who took Iggy’s theatrical ball and ran further down the field with it. What sayeth he?
“Whenever I see Lady Gaga at one of those award shows, she always seems angry and miserable,” Iggy muses. “It takes me back. I remember the first few times I ever went to any sort of award shows and I always felt disgusted with myself for being at such a scene of corruption, wondering if I would still be me in the morning.”
But what about his artistic influence on Gaga?
“I saw her on TV, on some show (the Grammys) and she really went for it, she broke some glass on something while she played the piano. And I thought, Lady! Lady!She must have been thinking of me.”
The approval of Iggy is most definitely a fine recommendation... Perhaps a duet? Now wouldn't that make an interesting piece of musical goodness!!!
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lol, but this way I turned Lady GaGa into something I could like. You know, I might just like her if the music was more... well... my style...
Haha, I understand what you mean.
But surely you had to like this song a little bit, no?
If I hated it, I'd find it annoying to listen to it over and over while editing.
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