Lady Gaga is being read to filth after saying she ‘doesn’t remember ARTPOP’
Lady Gaga is currently being dragged by fans. Getty)
Lady Gaga is on the edge of being read to filth after she threw shade at her album ARTPOP.
Having conquered the worlds of music and acting, Gaga seems, as of late, to be focusing her attentions on the art of trolling.
In recent months she’s causes minor furores by teasing the name of her sixth album, tweeting single letters, and now, by alleging to have forgotten one of her most iconic albums.
The singer’s claim that she “doesn’t remember ARTPOP” sparked upset, incited fury and prompted sighs among her Little Monsters.
i don’t remember ARTPOP
— Lady Gaga (@ladygaga) November 11, 2019
Say that again I dare you pic.twitter.com/klV3UXhfRk
— Ben ☃️ (@TS7Track3) November 11, 2019
Some took the opportunity to throw shade at Gaga’s most recent album, the stripped-back, country-tinged Joanne.
fixed it 🙂 pic.twitter.com/RMOq8Mpazq
— sweet daddy (@callmedgoodz) November 11, 2019
pic.twitter.com/x4hLSQSB9E
— Ben ☃️ (@TS7Track3) November 11, 2019
Others used Gaga’s own words against her.
— sean (@thehausofsean) November 11, 2019
pic.twitter.com/NYN6NBERbw
— Humble Queen ?? (@Ricardo_Peralta) November 11, 2019
Drag Race UK‘s Baga Chips joined in with the ribbing.
I don’t remember MUCH BETTA.
— Baga Chipz (@ChipShopBird) November 12, 2019
While one fan gave a logical assessment of it all.
close to 200k likes and she made headlines, name a better way to promote an album from 2013, i’ll wait pic.twitter.com/N8DSRZTIfy
— ??? (@dancinillusion) November 12, 2019
ARTPOP, Gaga’s third full-length effort, was billed as a “reverse Warholian expedition”. It was released in November 2013 alongside a companion app described as “a musical and visual engineering system that combines music, art, fashion and technology with a new interactive worldwide community — ‘the auras'”.
Led by the single ‘Applause’ and boasting cover art designed by Jeff Koons, the album won mixed reviews and experienced sluggish sales compared to her first two efforts.
Along with the singles Venus’ and ‘G.U.Y.’, the album was notable for the R Kelly-featuring ‘Do What U Want’.
Gaga pulled the track from streaming services and digital stores in January, shortly after a docu-series containing allegations of sexual abuse against the singer aired in the US.
She rereleased physical editions of the album last month, with new pressings omitting the duet.
Currently performing her critically-acclaimed Enigma show in Vegas, Gaga has also confirmed that she is working on her highly-anticipated sixth album.
