September 17, 20204 yr Author He had spent about 18 months putting together a campaign that Interscope Records chairman/CEO John Janick calls “one of the best rollouts planned for an album ever”; soon, Campbell remembers, “all these things were just evaporating before our eyes.” holy shit. I can't even begin to imagine how this felt for them - no wonder Gaga was silent for a long time. Edited September 17, 20204 yr by Jαsє
September 17, 20204 yr Author In July, Gaga and Grande had planned a surprise performance of “Rain on Me” during a drive-through drag show in the Los Angeles area, but the appearance was canceled after the lack of social distancing at a Chainsmokers concert in New York’s Hamptons region days earlier raised concerns. As Campbell puts it, “Plan B became Plan C, became Plan D.” Seriously, the Chainsmokers need to rot.
September 17, 20204 yr Her management is so amazing too, they always find out the way to make an event.
September 17, 20204 yr Amazing to read that but also heart-breaking for what could have been. Also the photoshoot is once again STUNNING and striking! The aesthetics this era are unrivalled <3
September 17, 20204 yr Author FULL INTERVIEW: https://www.billboard.com/articles/columns/...-interview-2020 Reading now.
September 17, 20204 yr Author “I used to wake up every day and remember I was Lady Gaga — and then I would get depressed” This honestly makes me tear up. :(
September 17, 20204 yr Author "Every time Gaga wrote a song, she would catch a glimpse of her old self. “I would cry and go, ‘There it is — hi! How’s it going? Why do you got to hide?’ ” she recalls." Yup. Crying. :cry:
September 17, 20204 yr Author "Little by little, she found her way back. “If there’s one glimmer inside you, celebrate it,” says Gaga. “When you find another one, celebrate it. One more? Call a friend: ‘I did this today. I’m winning.’" Beautiful.
September 17, 20204 yr :wub: a thread. Not read the full interview yet but from what I have seen she has been very open and honest. What a queen.
September 17, 20204 yr Author "I’m going to build a show that’s tailor-made with kindness. I’ve been through enough to tell you that even though we can’t go onstage now, I know we will. It’s painful, and it’s hard and scary, but I promise we won’t be six feet apart forever.” :cry: :cry:
September 17, 20204 yr Author “Freedom for me is when I can go to the darkest part of my heart, visit things that are hard and then leave them behind,” she says just before saying goodbye. “Give them to the world, and spin all the pain into a puddle of gold.” I love her so much.
