Later on in the video GaGa is seen with a bra fashioned out of machine gun shafts, and while it seems like a healthy nod to Madonna’s cone bra in Vogue, there are more powerful and obvious themes: a tool of masculinity only made to support a woman. GaGa uses this ideal of an equal and shared society by placing women in the seat of power, and dressing men in high heels, fishnet stockings, and spanks yet still portraying them as an Adonis figure.

And it is through this vision of unisexuality comes the idea of uniformity and egalitarianism in a world where, while we claim to have modernized, is still addled by the conflicts of gender issues. Unisexuality becomes ubiquitous marked most especially by the bowl haircut, a fashion that both men and women can equally sport. Gender becomes erroneous and subsidiary to the idea that we are defined by our soul, not by our body. But slowly, through the progression of events, the roles are flipped. It then begins to establish the roles of a woman and the roles of a man as defined by classic interpretations of gender: GaGa playing the role of a forlorn woman preceding a coffin, men playing the role of soldiers – perhaps the most masculine occupation in the world. There are even robust allusions to the Nazi regime. It should be noted that as the soldiers first enter, their stance is powerful, demanding, and intimidating. The video begins provocatively with a man in heels and fishnets – a foreshadowing technique to show what the video is ultimately about. While she was quoted for dedicating her newest video, Alejandro, to the gay community, it surprised me to see that it was less of a cursory nod and was instead a ritualistic tribute to the culture we live in today tying in government, religion, and the social stigma still deeply embedded into the gay culture. Spawning from Just Dance to Love Game to Paparazzi and now to Alejandro, each of her videos has an underlying message that people, for whatever reason, only feign to realize once its been told to them. She became an icon through her music, fashion, and videos, but what many fail to realize and what few succeed in seeing is the artistic vision and the impacting message behind her every move. ”Lady GaGa, a known provocateur, has done it again. If you can handle all the fug and I mean 9 minutes of it …įIRST, IF YOU HATE HER WHY DO YOU FEEL THE NEED TO COMMENT EVERYTHING SHE DOES?!! STOP BEING OBSESSED WITH GAGA 🙂ĮVERYTHING SHE DOES HAS A DEEP MEANING & SOME WON’T EVEN TRY TO UNDERSTAND.

Ugh, it’s all just too disgusting to continue listing. Haha! She’s got rosaries and crucifixes all around her. For the video, she uses Madonna’s right hand man Steven Klein as director. The song Alejandro is a bastardized La Isla, as passionless as Lady Gaga is sexless (note lots of Less). Lady Gaga has the most unappealing singing voice, no dance training which leaves her looking like a dissected frog (see below), putrid stretch marked pancake b****** (Please Joanne, no S** Book), the worst face, and awful style.

next month, but is the public so parched for Madonna that they will allow this wannabe stand in go through everything she has done without being called out? It’s appalling. Isn’t she embarrassed? I know Madonna has been focusing on directing her new movie, W.E. Gaga’s a Wanabee-Madonna dipped in a vat of ugly. Madonna montage after montage, this sexless creature Lady Gaga keeps going through Madonna’s old interviews, videos, movies, pictorials and anything else this horrid monster can get her pilfering little hands on and delivers it to a new generation of I don’t know whats. Why is there always BIG news with this girl does something wacky…isnt it normal by now? What is she going to do next? What can she do next without repeating herself…or other artists (ie. It’s a ‘shock’ video….it has not changed the world or made the world a better place.

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