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Rated 5.0 out of 5 by 3 users. Bass tablature for Paparazzi by Lady Gaga. Vocally, Gaga possesses the range of a contralto and exhibits 'overwhelming. She is known for her self-empowering messages, fashion, and live performances including playing acoustic piano versions of her songs. Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta, better known by her stage name Lady Gaga, is an American singer, songwriter, and actress.

Gaga wrote and produced the song with Rob Fusari. It was released as the album's fifth and final single by Interscope Records. Go ahead and write something Post a commentLady Gaga is a similar case in point: I thought 'Just Dance' was mediocre at best and didn't really understand why everyone was hailing her as the second coming of Alison Goldfrapp, but then 'Poker Face' appeared and was one heck of a tune, so now I'm waiting for the third single to make my mind up about Ol' Rocket-Bra for me.'Paparazzi' is a song by American singer Lady Gaga from her debut studio album, The Fame (2008). Comments No comments for this song yet.

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Interesting pop stars working today, as this page will show you very clearly.'Paparazzi' is one of those vaguely terrifying stories of stakerish-attraction that pop music does so well, with Gaga putting on her metaphor hat and using the story of an obsessive crush to tell us all a little tale about the quest for fame. Lady Gaga is, quite simply, the poster girl for over-the-top eccentricity.Between her outrageous outfits, her role-play crossdressing, her incredibly trippy music videos and performances, and her camp sensibilities, Lady Gaga is easily one of the most. Brilliant though.)Okay, that doesnt cover half of it. Plus 100,000 AM/FM radio stations featuring music, news, and local sports talk.(No video, as it is a health and safety nightmare. Stream live CNN, FOX News Radio, and MSNBC. Listen to free internet radio, news, sports, music, and podcasts.

Number 1 in several countries. It is a superb pop album.Well fast forward nine months, and Just Dance is the second best selling single of 2009.When Radio 1 reviewed Poker Face , (think it was Fraser and I got very passionate about what a great pop song it was ! ), I went out on a limb and said that it would outsell Just Dance.Well luckily for my kudos, it now has , and is probably the biggest selling song in the world so far for 2009. The early version I had ,did not yet have Akon and Colby O ' Donis , but just Lady Gaga herself.Right from the first couple of plays ,I was telling everyone about this song, and it's commercial possibilities.At the earliest opportunity , I got a copy of Lady Gaga's 'The Fame ' album and immediately knew I was listening to an album which would be huge around the world , and catapult Lady Gaga to being a global star.

The Unreality shout review of 'Paparazzi ' is first class.The idea of waiting to hear a third single to make up your mind about an artist doesnt appeal to me , I feel most forward thinking music lovers have the skills to find out about an artist a lot quicker, there are so many mediums out ther, and passionate music lovers are quick off the mark.As you can tell, to me , the detail in the review is not top class.I agree Nosh , this is a very good pop song.I also agree with you Jax, instead of a review of Paparazzi , we get a diss of Katy Perry , and some off centre stuff about third singles !My word , I got Arctic Monkeys as soon as I heard I bet u look good on the dancefloor.And are there still music people out there waiting for Lady Gaga's third single to make their minds up about her ?Have you not heard the best selling album in the u.k by a debut artist in 2009 yet ?Her songs and videos have topped numerous radio and airplay charts , and are hits worldwide !Most people in the know , would tell you that Lady Gaga's Just Dance was a huge debut pop single , expertly crafted , with international ,commercial appeal performed and marketed with a professional swagger which meant that it would appeal to millions, and would be a sure - fire hit all around the globe. You called Just dance 'mediocre ' with no constructive backing for this.Why in a review for Lady Gaga , an attack on Katy Perry is made, is clearly unfair and not necessary. Both have won numerous awards and nominations for best pop single , for these songsMillions of people all around the world have downloaded these songs.It now also makes you think that if a song is reviewed here as 'mediocre ', it could go on to be a global success. But on the other hand you have to realise that these two songs are among the two biggest selling singles in the world in the past year!In terms of music sales, they have been monumentally successful !They have been the catalysts that have turned Lady Gaga and Katy Perry into global stars, both number 1 in many countries.

Some people may well shoot off and buy an album, or download lots of songs by an artist, based on just on single or two. It is perfectly normal and reasonable for someone to wait until a few songs are released by an artist before deciding whether you like them or not. Totally in a state of flux ! lolOh hurry up and release your third single for God's sake.Paparazzi has been in the top 200 for the last 24 weeks , and will galvanise sales of The Fame.Lady Gaga has had an outrageously , successful year !Well, I'm sure Steve, Fraser and co are big enough and ugly enough to stand up for themselves, but in the meantime I'm going to have to take up my sometime mantle as ChartBlog Defender of the Innocent.1. In music terms we are talking , it's a huge song, and a promotion and marketing dream , and it topped many t.v and airplay charts.And what happens if a band only release one or two singles off an album , you could be waiting years to make up your mind about them.

Especially if they liked one but weren't sure about another.As it happens, I liked Just Dance and thought Pokerface was cack. And of course there's filesharing, so you can sample tracks without paying for them *avoids eye contact guiltily* - but I'm sure many people just make a judgement once they've heard a few songs on the radio. The internet has changed that for many, because samples on iTunes etc are available.

Guys, this isn't the BBC Music site, with the serious reviews. The review style horse has been pronounced dead, and yet still the flogging continues. Personally, it says to me that someone's got mature judgement and isn't swept away by everything that comes their way.2. If that puts them in the category of 'living on the moon', or not 'passionate' or 'forward-thinking music lovers' well, I'm sure they'll live with it. I suspect many feel the same. I know I won't be buying her album, as I rarely buy pure pop records, but - shock horror - I haven't made up my mind definitively what I think of her.

If a reviewer wants to knock Katy Perry, it's his prerogative as the writer. It's an entertaining blog, based around pop music. Whether or not the song's commercial success backs that up or not is kind of irrelevant - it's not a prediction of sales (and by the way, in the case of Just Dance, millions of people bought it, but many millions more didn't - so who's wrong?). Note those first two words.If the reviewer thinks a song is lame, he says so - it's his job. Hence Steve's phrase 'I thought Just Dance was mediocre at best'.

Many of us like our ChartBlog just as it is, and don't want it to change at all, thank you very much.Wow! What a controversial comment section.I don't know what all the fuss is about? I always wait until I've heard a few songs from an artist before I make my mind up about them. If you don't like the content that much, there are plenty of other sites out there to choose from, as Spirit pointed out. Even if we don't always agree with the ratings, opinions, etc.I don't want to constrain the lively debate and discussion on the comments boards at all, but some lightening up might be in order. However, I for one am entertained by the site and the reviews, etc, and probably so are the vast majority of readers who don't bother signing up and posting on the comments boards.