Spotify Presents: Little Monster Press Conference

MAYHEM Press Conference for Little Monsters only...

#spotify #ladygaga #mayhem

[kyledoan]

Whoever was in charge of putting this together, BRAVA. This was clearly for Monsters, by Monsters. Her best interview(s) in years

[alienslayyerxx]

To go from having very few Lady Gaga interviews over the last few years to a fan-led press conference is wild!

[maximoreveron]

These were really THE questions we wanted to know

[ohkaybabe]

THE FACT THAT SHE DID THIS JUST FOR THE FANS I'VE NEVER SEEN ANY OTHER CELEBRITY DO THIS THIS IS JUST SO AMAZING AS A LITTLE MONSTER. THIS MEANS SO MUCH OF THESE ARE QUESTIONS THAT ONLY OUR COMMUNITY KNOWS IT FEELS SO SPECIAL TO HAVE THIS AMAZING RELATIONSHIP WITH MOTHER MONSTER my love for her is endless

[TheSkinnyZ]

They came with THE questions!
We need to do this once a year from now on!

[anastasiaartamonow]

***TIME STAMPS**

5:55 intro
8:19 did you see Azealia praising disease?
9:10 if mayhem had a character, that you constructed that album for, what would it be?
10:32 what’s the tea on telephone part 2?
11:34 what is a dream collaboration of yours?
13:09 how does it feel to know that all the passion, that you put into the NYC nightlife has been shaped by that passion of yours?
15:50 what was the 1st song written for mayhem and what was the last?
17:45 did you revisit any of your unreleased demos? (Frankenstein)
19:34 what was your favorite song once it was finished, and what was your favorite song to create?
23:32 how did mayhem come together and what inspired the return to dark pop?
24:51 is there something that Tony Bennett thought you?
26:24 how do you conceptualize the numbers for you performances?
28:48 what’s your inspirational speech, that you give to the new generation?
31:43 would you still love to do musical theatre?
34:40 what did you whisper to Ariana grande?
35:50 what was your favorite tour and when do we get a mayhem tour?
39:25 can we talk about Artpop Act II

[Jonnyeakins]

is anyone else glad that each of the audience members asked original questions... this, imo, is how an interview should be! nothing generic all meaningful <3

[amyrosenenasonic]

Thos felt so authentic, and so humanizing??? Like whomever on her team gave the idea to do this or if it was honestly herself that came up with this idea, i hope it continues.. the accessibility and willingness to be like yea... Ima go ob stage amongst my fans, and open myself up enough to genuinely answer any questions they throw my way for almost an Thats just something you dont see & have not seen in quite a while! Especially with a artist as big as her specifically! This was fantastic to see!

[MsElectricLover]

She’s such a rockstar. Thank you Spotify for doing this for the fandom. It truly means the world to the hardcore Gaga fandom community. Those questions did not disappoint, I’m so glad she got to address them and give us some insight into her art work and creative process. ❤

[josephsamaan]

the face she makes when ARTPOP gets brought up is so funny

[milanharris]

Y'all made me a little less sad that I wasn't there, y'all asked all the right questions...so proud of my little monster brothers and sisters. PAWS UP GAGA4EVER

[workhardforit]

The only celebrity I wish to meet before I die is Lady Gaga. Truly.

[ni]

Truly one of the coolest things anyone has ever done for their fans

[jamieclaire]

Spotify can we do another little monster conference but virtually so Gaga can answer more questions!!

[chazharris]

Honestly, this was SUCH a good idea for an album launch to have a press conference with the fans directly. And brave of an artist to do that too!

[zachreeve]

39:29 I totally get where Lady Gaga is coming from. She's saying that ARTPOP Act 2 isn't completely off the table, but it wouldn't happen the way fans might expect. She's not just going to release a collection of old, unreleased songs because fans want it, and I really respect that. Instead, if she were to revisit the concept, it would have to be a fresh, intentional project that reacts to the current moment, just like how ARTPOP was such a product of its time. While she's not ruling it out entirely, it would need to feel relevant and purposeful, rather than just fulfilling fan expectations. So, while ARTPOP Act 2 isn't impossible, it's unlikely to be what fans envision. But like she said, it's not NEVER or IMPOSSIBLE... it just means she'd need to get back into that EDM headspace and artistic mindset again So, we'll just have to wait and see what the future holds for ARTPOP. But ARTPOP truly changed my life and so many others, it makes us wanna dance and it energizes us to keep going in life and not give up on ourselves or our struggles. Electronic dance music truly is so powerful! And I think Gaga knows that and understands that. Maybe DWS can come back or even Cirkut can come and make a brand new EDM album who knows, But for now, we'll wait and see for ARTPOP Act II, We love you, Gaga! #ARTPOP forever!! 🔵 💜 #ARTPOPActlI #ARTPOPAct2 #ladygaga

[KalaChan]

Petition for another virtual Spotify conference
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[jamie]

After Chromatica where she barely spoke about the album and one of those very few instances was her describing how Bloodpop had to drag her into the studio, it’s so amazing to see her doing these deep dive interviews into the album and the songs. I’ve always loved to hear her talk about her vision and artistry and and I’ve really missed that during Joanne and Chromatica. ARTPOP was the last time I felt connected to her as an artist and Mayhem feels like I’m back there again.

[mathiassilva]

This kind of feels like 2011 all over again, not really about her music style but I go t to feel again the brotherhood with other little monsters I felt back then and also reminded me of the admiration I feel for her for being such a positive light and a person who helped me growing up. I’m almost at my 30s and feeling like this again brought me back feelings I never thought I’d feel again. See you at RJ on May!

[krungys]

wish we heard more questions from women in the audience. the few we did get respected her personhood and journey as an artist and didn't keep childishly begging her to regress back to the stuff she was doing when she was a 25 yr old.