Hilarious Lady GaGa interview

I love this woman. She laughs at the interviewer while maintaining a straight face.

"What do you look for in a partner?"

"A big dick."
[Edited 9/29/09 13:28pm]

GaGa is a damn fool. I guess she's sick of redundant questions lol...

VoicesCarry said:

I gotta say that as much as I don't like her music, she strikes me a bit as witty. I like that.

"That's a ridiculous question... "

GREAT RESPONSE!

Ha Ha Ha a big dick....good answer!!!

The message you are about to hear are not meant for transmission. Should ONLY be accessed in the privacy of your mind. Words are so intense so if you dare to listen.Take off your clothes and meet me between the lines.

Chic35 said:

Ha Ha Ha a big dick....good answer!!!

I saw this months ago. It was one of the things that won me over about her.

TonyVanDam said:

VoicesCarry said:

I love this woman. She laughs at the interviewer while maintaining a straight face.

"What do you look for in a partner?"

"A big dick."
[Edited 9/29/09 13:28pm]

THAT'S^ my kind of woman.

She's copying Prince's early interview style. He used to give crazy answers completely deadpan just like this. It's a bit too obvious with her though.

that was funny and ballsy no pun intended! lol! would Beyonce ever answer that question that way??

midnightmover said:

InsatiableCream said:

midnightmover said:

InsatiableCream said:

this may surprise you, but not everyone is trying to copy Prince.

Well, thanks for telling me that, oh wise one! Duh! Of course not. But anyone who's familiar with P's early interviews (1978-1981) will get a strange sense of deja vu watching this.

She's on the record as being a big Prince fan and she's obviously latched on to one of his early strategies. If only Dick Clark and American Bandstand were still around she could make her homage even more complete.

dancerella said:

I think she's trying SO hard to create a buzz around herself. In reality she's probably B O R I N G.

blackguitaristz said:

dancerella said:

that was funny and ballsy no pun intended! lol! would Beyonce ever answer that question that way??

Fuck no Beyonce wouldn't! Beyonce would have at first bursted out laughing and then mid stream, she would have gotten her ass up and walked out. "I'm sorry, I can't do this!" Nah,...I've always liked Lady GaGa. I think she's cool because she's trying to bring excitement back to music in her visual dress. Visually, she's Glam Rock from the 70's more than anything, in my thought. I liked her responses in this interview, overall. She wants to give off an air that counteracts her visual image when she performs. Very subdued, deep thinker type ala Bowie in the 70's, Gene Simmons speaking in full makeup and costume in the 70's and now, Prince early in his career, Marilyn Manson, etc. All these mentioned were known for their wild personas so they wanted to balance that and perhaps maybe contradict that when they gave interviews. That's what I see from her in this. But she seems cool.

Dayclear said:

Nerdsexy

It was all like HARRY

dancerella said:

blackguitaristz said:

Fuck no Beyonce wouldn't! Beyonce would have at first bursted out laughing and then mid stream, she would have gotten her ass up and walked out. "I'm sorry, I can't do this!" Nah,...I've always liked Lady GaGa. I think she's cool because she's trying to bring excitement back to music in her visual dress. Visually, she's Glam Rock from the 70's more than anything, in my thought. I liked her responses in this interview, overall. She wants to give off an air that counteracts her visual image when she performs. Very subdued, deep thinker type ala Bowie in the 70's, Gene Simmons speaking in full makeup and costume in the 70's and now, Prince early in his career, Marilyn Manson, etc. All these mentioned were known for their wild personas so they wanted to balance that and perhaps maybe contradict that when they gave interviews. That's what I see from her in this. But she seems cool.

beyonce i think would have bursted out into nervous giggles and then would have tried to politely say "i can't answer that question". i hear ya about Gaga though she seems very cool but don't you think of her as a Dale Bozzio rip off? Dale did everything Gaga is doing now, first!!

this is even funnier I think



but she does not know what feminism means

Great intertainer,,,,

Could NEVER get into her music though I tried.

Love is just like the faucet
It turns off and on
Sometimes when you think it's on baby
It has turned off and gone


Lady Day

LightOfArt said:

this is even funnier I think



but she does not know what feminism means

C:\Otaassk~.exe




The new best Prince M&M thread ever: http://prince.org/msg/7/323876

vivid is my new boo!

VoicesCarry said:

"Guitar" on Leno is the greatest performance in the history of rock ' roll

Second Funkiest White Man in America

It sure is nice having adults running our government now

blackguitaristz said:

blackguitaristz said:

Love is just like the faucet
It turns off and on
Sometimes when you think it's on baby
It has turned off and gone


Lady Day

Harlepolis said:

blackguitaristz said:

Actually, she is similar to Dale with Missing Persons. I actually love Missing Persons. Their first few albums were off the hook! Great memories those songs bring me. Yeah, I see the resemblence to Dale visually more so than I do in her sound. But I think that's cool too though. Dale was super HOT back in the early 80's and Blondie was super HOT in the late 70's and Madonna from mid 80's and 90's...Lady Ga Ga is trying to make it her time and right on for her, u know? She's not scared in trying to evoke some folks and make it work for her.

Intersting

I've always viewed her as a goldfrapp knock-off too.

BlaqueKnight said:

dancerella said:

LightOfArt said:

this is even funnier I think



but she does not know what feminism means

Nerdsexy

It was all like HARRY

midnightmover said:

InsatiableCream said:

this may surprise you, but not everyone is trying to copy Prince.

Well, thanks for telling me that, oh wise one! Duh! Of course not. But anyone who's familiar with P's early interviews (1978-1981) will get a strange sense of deja vu watching this.

She's on the record as being a big Prince fan and she's obviously latched on to one of his early strategies. If only Dick Clark and American Bandstand were still around she could make her homage even more complete.