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 Lady Gaga
| "LoveGame intuition, play the cards with Spades to start" come from which song?
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Poker Face. "Poker Face" was the third release from the album "The Fame". It debuted at number 94 on the Australian singles chart, on September 29, 2008.
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poker_Face_(Lady_GaGa_song)
| "We just like to party, like to p-p-party yeah" are lyrics from which song? | Lady GaGa
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Beautiful, Dirty, Rich. "Beautiful, Dirty, Rich" is Lady GaGa's second release from her album "The Fame". The music video was shot and produced on the set of "Dirty Sexy Money".
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beautiful,_Dirty,_Rich
| Which singer/band did Lady GaGa produce songs for?
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New Kids on the Block. Lady GaGa produced the New Kids on the Block's song "Full Service", featured on the album "The Block"'. Lady GaGa has also produced songs for such artists as Britney Spears and The Pussycat Dolls.
| At which "American Music Festival" did Lady GaGa perform in August, 2007?
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Lollapalooza. "Lollapalooza" is an American-based festival that features various styles of music and well-known musicians. The festival usually runs during June, July and August.
For more information visit: http://www.lollapalooza.com/default.asp?fd=1
| "I love this record baby, but I can't see straight anymore" are lyrics from which song?
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Just Dance. "Just Dance" is a 'dance-pop' single featuring the male vocals of both Akon and Colby O'Donnis. "Lady GaGa wrote "Just Dance" during a flight from New York to L.A."
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Just_Dance
| At what age did Lady GaGa begin working with "Interscope Records"?
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Twenty. Lady GaGa was only twenty when she began working with "Interscope Records". Her work there included writing and producing songs for other pop artists. After all her hard work and dedication, Lady GaGa decided to produce her own album.
| On which "MTV" hit show did Lady GaGa make a special guest appearance?
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The Hills. Lady GaGa made a special guest appearance on "The Hills". She sang part of her song "Love Game" on the September 8, 2008, episode.
Source: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1277848/
| This song, was Lady GaGa's first American single. It is from "The Fame" album?
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Just Dance. "Just Dance", released April 8, 2008, was Lady GaGa's first successful American single. The song reached number two on "Billboard's Hot Dance Airplay" chart.
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Just_Dance
Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta.. Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta, better known as 'Lady GaGa', is an Italian-American singer, born and raised in New York City. Lady GaGa is best known for her diverse musical talents. At the age of four, Lady GaGa taught herself to play the piano and wrote her first song.
Saturday Night Live. The second show of "Saturday Night Live's" thirty-fifth season saw Ryan Reynolds and Lady Gaga guest-starring, and in one of the show's sketches, Lady Gaga and Madonna danced and sang together in a short number before tugging at each others' hair and clawing at one another. Kenan Thompson, during the sketch, sat the both of them down on either side (while Madonna shouted "What the heck is a disco stick?") and asked them to kiss and make up. Before this could turn into another Madonna/Britney Spears taboo-breaker, he moved in the way.
In addition, Lady Gaga performed the song "Bad Romance" for the first time on TV to promote her debut album's rerelease known as "The Fame: Monster". Leading herself into the song with "LoveGame" and wearing an odd hula-hoop/Da Vinci contraption, she sat down as a piano and belted out her new song. Another sketch showed Lady Gaga and cast member Andy Samberg both wearing the 'bubble dress' from the "Rolling Stone" cover.
Paparazzi. "Paparazzi" was a much less 'dancey' song from Lady Gaga's first CD. Instead, listeners were given a slower pop song in which she sings about love and fame (seems about par for the course, right?). "Paparazzi" appeared on three different Billboard charts and the music video, directed by Akerlund, was the recipient of an MTV Video Music Award for Art Direction and Special Effects in 2009. At eight minutes long, the video followed the story of Gaga as an up-and-coming star who is nearly killed by her boyfriend. After a short time of recuperation (during which many odd outfits are worn and danced in...including a metallic, suit-of-armor-like costume with crutches) she returns and poisons her boyfriend.
It was made entirely of clear, plastic bubbles. Those who have seen any of Lady Gaga's television performances wouldn't be surprised to know that all of the possible answers are actual outfits worn by the singer. In fact, shortly after Gaga wore the Kermit outfit, she showed up with the real Kermit the Frog as her date to the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards. The bubble dress worn on the cover of "Rolling Stone" has made appearances on Lady Gaga's tour and on TV and has become one of the more notorious pieces of fashion she has come up with. The other two selections, as well as a small space-age-style dress, one outfit with an eskimo-style fur-lined hood, and a trendy white leotard (which she bled through in her somewhat over-dramatized performance), appeared at the same MTV Video Awards ceremony.
LoveGame. The fourth single off of Lady Gaga's "The Fame", "LoveGame" is actually quite smutty. Highly sexual and based around the idea of playing games, the song was one of the most popular singles from the CD. The music video for the song takes Lady Gaga underground to a subway where she and a number of dancers take to a subway train car to dance and perform. Soon, things get steamy in a car park. It's kind of flashy, yet kind of unsanitary all at the same time. The song reached #1 on the Billboard Hot Dance Club chart and went two times Platinum in Canada.
The Fame Ball Tour. A combination of theatrical performances, highly choreographed dance numbers, many and varied outfits of all shapes, sizes, colours, and geometric shapes, and interspersed videos comprised of pop art-esque snippets of Lady Gaga's life, the Fame Ball Tour was a weird achievement in itself. Notable for being both a concert and a 'show' all at once, Lady Gaga used this first tour to establish herself as a new icon in all different respects: music, fashion, and art. Praised by critics, the show was a surprise hit.
Eh, Eh (Nothing Else I Can Say). While definitely not one of Lady Gaga's more popular songs, "Eh, Eh (Nothing Else I Can Say)" was the third designated single from "The Fame". Although it slowly made its way through some international charts, it didn't actually break out in the United States. The song is a more friendly, pop, song than Gaga's other songs on the CD. The music video, much like her others, features a number of unique fashion and hair styles. She also sits on a Vespa in some really uncomfortable positions for a little while. You know how it is...
The lyric itself is a reference to music producer Martin Kierszenbaum who wrote the one song on Lady Gaga's debut CD. How does someone get that nickname?
Her poker face. The second single off her "The Fame" CD, "Poker Face" actually sold less copies in the United States than "Just Dance" (though it still reached #1 on the Billboard Hot 100, Pop 100, Hot Dance Airplay, and Hot Dance Club Play charts amongst others). Regardless, it was an important single for Gaga due to its popularity amongst listeners...that is before "Boom Boom Pow" by the Black Eyed Peas knocked it off the charts. Filled with sexual innuendos and poker/card game lingo, the song was a benchmark of what to expect from our eccentric popstar.
The music video featured Gaga at a poker game- of course she has a number of state-of-the-art outfits...one of which features a mask made of mirrors and another of which looks to be made of the same hard plastic used to strap people into rollercoasters. More shoulderpads ensued.
Dirty Sexy Money. While the music video comes in two different versions, one of these was actually used as a promotional tool for the soon-to-be-canceled "Dirty Sexy Money", which lasted a mere two seasons. Another instance of eccentrically odd fashion, Gaga is seen in this video wearing very large, red shoulder pads and little else. (As a side note, Gaga has claimed in various publications that she doesn't like to wear pants so that her vision-impaired grandmother can see her better during her performances as her legs are a lighter tone than her outfits...seriously.) The song is fairly upbeat and hard-hitting compared to most of her other songs on "The Fame" album. Although the song really never took off as a single, one can only suspect that her popularity from "Just Dance" allowed her to burn a fair bit of money in this music video.
The Fame. Somewhat emphasizing Lady Gaga's 'in your face...with fame' attitude, the title "The Fame" applies through most of Gaga's appearances and works. Since its release in mid-2008, "The Fame" has gone platinum in a number of countries and has won a fair number of awards. It's been #1 on the Billboard Electronic CD chart on four separate occasions and has reached #1 in five different countries.
The album cover for her debut CD sees Gaga wearing her crystallized shades and holding an illuminated disco stick (a scepter, also with crystals, which lights up in her hand). These fashion items persisted through a number of Gaga's early television appearances and concerts including her appearance in the fourth season of "So You Think You Can Dance". It's only the tip of the iceberg in her wardrobe though...
playboy. This lyric is from her song "Just Dance". The song was recorded at Record Plant in Hollywood. It has an electropop feel.
Red One. RedOne is in reference to the producer of about five songs on this album.
Brown. This line is from the song "Again, Again". Lady Gaga played the piano for this song. The song is about her attraction to a man (even though she has a boyfriend).
"Again, Again" and "Brown Eyes". Lady Gaga either wrote or co-wrote all of her songs on "The Fame". She wrote "Brown Eyes" completely on her own. Rob Fusari co-produced the album with Lady Gaga, and is credited with creating her stage name.
"Cherry cherry boom boom". After the line "Cherry cherry boom boom" comes the word "Gaga". This song was co-written by Martin Kierzenbaum. The song is about ending a romantic relationship and then looking to start another one.
"Just Dance". Lady Gaga performed "Just Dance" with Colby O'Donis. Akon provided some of the background vocals for this song as well.
So You Think You Can Dance. Mollee Gray and Nathan Trasora performed "Bad Romance" on "So You Think You Can Dance" on November 17, 2009. "Bad Romance" was the lead single off Lady Gaga's 2009 album "The Fame Monster".
Blueberry Kisses. Like most of Lady Gaga's music, both "Poker Face" and the unreleased "Blueberry Kisses" are highly sexual in meaning. Gaga took the line "bluffin' with my muffin" from "Blueberry Kisses" and used it on "Poker Face".
Murder My Heart. "Murder My Heart" appears on the Michael Bolton album "One World One Love". Bolton, Gaga, Michael James Mani, and Jordan J. Omly wrote the song. The track leaked in December 2007.
Eh, Eh (Nothing Else I Can Say). Gaga coined the company's name, calling herself a hypothetical lovechild of David Bowie and Jerry Lee Lewis. Most of the songs appeared on Gaga's MySpace page or Purevolume. A total of seven songs published with this company have been officially released on various editions of "The Fame".
* Again Again (written in 2006 on The Fame, ASCAP/BMI)
* Beautiful, Dirty, Rich (written in 2006 on The Fame, ASCAP/BMI)
* Brown Eyes (written in 2006 on The Fame, ASCAP/BMI)
* Disco Heaven (co-written with Tom Kafafian in 2007 on The Fame, ASCAP/BMI)
* Paparazzi (written in 2007 on The Fame, ASCAP/BMI)
* Retro, Dance, Freak (written with Calvin C. Gaines on The Fame, ASCAP)
* Vanity (co-written in 2006 with Tom Kafafian on The Fame, ASCAP/BMI)
Source: The Lady Gaga Wiki
Poker Face. "Poker Face" is about two things: sex and gambling. The Poker Face is actually a reference to bisexuality about falling in love with a man but wanting a woman. The song samples Boney M's hit "Ma Baker".
Bad Romance. In "Bad Romance" Lady Gaga is abducted by several super models and sold to the Russian Mafia. She is then bid on by several men. She performs a laptop on one, and then the scene shifts to him sitting on a bed. Lady Gaga takes off her jacket and sunglasses, when the bed suddenly combusts and the man is burnt into a charred skeleton.
Queen. "Radio Ga Ga" is a 1984 song written by Queen drummer Rick Taylor. The song was a huge hit, going to Number Two in the UK. It reached Number 16 in the US. "Radio Ga Ga" would be Queen's last US hit single until 1992, when "Bohemian Rhapsody" charted again due to its inclusion on the Saturday Night Live film "Wayne's World".
Lady Gaga has cited both Freddy Mercury and David Bowie to be huge influences on her own work.
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