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Lady Gaga uses elaborate costumes, unique performances, and references to other artists in her music videos to attract audiences and raise awareness of her obscure ideas. She is highly popular across different music genres and platforms, with over 5 million YouTube subscribers and billions of video views. Lady Gaga's work is copyrighted and she has created an outlandish public persona to maintain control over her image while pursuing fame.
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Postmodernism in relation to lady gaga
Lady Gaga's style is postmodern as she ironically makes "bad" music seem cool through bizarre costumes and sets. She samples and remixes older works, and her popularity allows her to appeal to both niche and mainstream audiences. Due to her success across multiple platforms like YouTube, radio, and concerts, there are many ways for audiences to engage with her music. However, her popularity has also contributed to issues with copyright infringement and the struggling music industry's shift to digital formats and services like Spotify to encourage legal streaming.
Lady Gaga Profile
Gaga initially began her music career with the band Stefani Germanotta Band, performing in bars in New York City. In 2006, she met producer Rob Fusari and was scouted by music executive Wendy Starland. In 2007, at age 20, Gaga began a career as a songwriter for artists like Akon, who later signed her to his own label. From 2007-2008, she recorded and released her debut album The Fame, which was both critically and commercially successful, helping to establish her name internationally with the help of her creative team "Haus of Gaga."
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This document discusses how Lady Gaga exemplifies post-modernism through her music, videos, and persona. It analyzes her use of intertextuality, pastiche, and bricolage by referencing other works and blurring genres. Gaga blurs fiction and reality and questions boundaries between human and robot. The document also examines her record label's strategy of digital DIY distribution and how her videos reference other films and celebrities.
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Lady Gaga's music video for "Born This Way" aligns strongly with Tessa Perkins' theory of stereotypes. While Gaga portrays a "crazy, wild yet inspirational" persona through her outrageous costumes in her music videos, establishing her own stereotype, she presents a more "normal" image in interviews to appear more relatable. Like other pop stars, Gaga is confident and addresses her audiences, offers meet-and-greets with fans, and expresses views promoting acceptance through her music and charity work, conforming to stereotypes of being a good role model and generous pop star.
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Lady Gaga Biography - Leah Booker
Lady Gaga, born Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta, grew up in New York City and attended Catholic school before studying music at Tisch School of the Arts. She began her career writing songs for other artists but broke through with her 2008 debut album The Fame and its follow up The Fame Monster. Known for her unique fashion sense and unapologetic persona, Gaga's music incorporates pop, dance, and rock styles and has earned her international success and recognition as a LGBTQ+ advocate and philanthropist through her Born This Way Foundation.
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Flappers- 1920's
The flapper was a young Western woman in the 1920s who enjoyed herself and disregarded social conventions through her fashion and lifestyle. Flappers pushed gender boundaries by dressing in short skirts and dresses, wearing makeup, smoking and drinking in public, and participating in petting parties. They were influenced by jazz music and fashion designers like Coco Chanel, who popularized the simple, loose "chemise" dress. Notable flappers included author Zelda Fitzgerald, who embodied the flapper lifestyle through her public partying with husband F. Scott Fitzgerald. However, the flapper lifestyle declined after the 1929 stock market crash and Great Depression due to economic hard times.
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Lady Gaga Profile
Gaga initially began her music career with the band Stefani Germanotta Band, performing in bars in New York City. In 2006, she met producer Rob Fusari and was scouted by music executive Wendy Starland. In 2007, at age 20, Gaga began a career as a songwriter for artists like Akon, who later signed her to his own label. From 2007-2008, she recorded and released her debut album The Fame, which was both critically and commercially successful, helping to establish her name internationally with the help of her creative team "Haus of Gaga."
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Lady Gaga's music video for "Born This Way" aligns strongly with Tessa Perkins' theory of stereotypes. While Gaga portrays a "crazy, wild yet inspirational" persona through her outrageous costumes in her music videos, establishing her own stereotype, she presents a more "normal" image in interviews to appear more relatable. Like other pop stars, Gaga is confident and addresses her audiences, offers meet-and-greets with fans, and expresses views promoting acceptance through her music and charity work, conforming to stereotypes of being a good role model and generous pop star.
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Lady Gaga Biography - Leah Booker
Lady Gaga, born Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta, grew up in New York City and attended Catholic school before studying music at Tisch School of the Arts. She began her career writing songs for other artists but broke through with her 2008 debut album The Fame and its follow up The Fame Monster. Known for her unique fashion sense and unapologetic persona, Gaga's music incorporates pop, dance, and rock styles and has earned her international success and recognition as a LGBTQ+ advocate and philanthropist through her Born This Way Foundation.
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The flapper was a young Western woman in the 1920s who enjoyed herself and disregarded social conventions through her fashion and lifestyle. Flappers pushed gender boundaries by dressing in short skirts and dresses, wearing makeup, smoking and drinking in public, and participating in petting parties. They were influenced by jazz music and fashion designers like Coco Chanel, who popularized the simple, loose "chemise" dress. Notable flappers included author Zelda Fitzgerald, who embodied the flapper lifestyle through her public partying with husband F. Scott Fitzgerald. However, the flapper lifestyle declined after the 1929 stock market crash and Great Depression due to economic hard times.
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The audience for the media product would depend on the featured artist that week. Dolly Parton would attract life long fans and hopefuls interested in her story of rising from poverty. Carrie Underwood and Taylor Swift appeal more to a younger female audience through their incorporation of pop music. Featuring Brad Paisley would target male audiences who grew up with his music and older women, while younger men have generally been attracted more to rap, hip hop and dub step than country.
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Lady Gaga's career began in 2005 when she was signed by Def Jam Records, but started writing songs for other artists in 2007 at Interscope Records, including Britney Spears. Her debut album "The Fame" was released that year. She has sold over 28 million albums and 140 million singles globally as of 2015, showing her huge fan base known as "Little Monsters". Gaga interacts directly with her fans on social media where she has over 30 million Facebook followers and 10 million Twitter followers. She believes people should worship themselves rather than any god. Gaga is known for eccentric outfits created by her design team "Haus of Gaga", though she also wears pieces from designers like Alexander McQueen and Marc Jacobs
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Flappers were a subculture of young Western women in the 1920s who rebelled against social norms through their fashion and behavior. They cut their hair short, wore short skirts, smoked, drank alcohol, listened to jazz music, and had more casual attitudes towards sex. The media played a role in spreading flapper culture by portraying these fashion trends and lifestyles in films of the 1920s. While some saw flappers as symbols of women's independence, others viewed them negatively for challenging traditional gender roles and seeming overly sexual.
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Lady gaga artist profile
Lady Gaga began her career in 2005 when she had a brief record deal with Def Jam Records but was later dropped. She then performed independently in New York clubs while collaborating with rock bands. In 2007, she began songwriting for other artists and was discovered by Akon, who signed her to his label. She wrote and recorded her debut album The Fame in 2007-2008. Gaga funds her elaborate outfits and tours herself through album sales. Her stylist Nicola Formichetti and creative team Haus of Gaga help design her outrageous costumes. She calls her devoted fans "Little Monsters."
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Lady Gaga - Postmodern Artist
Lady Gaga is a postmodern artist who creates a hyperreal persona named Lady Gaga separate from her personal identity of Stefani Germanotta. She references other works like films in her music videos and live performances to remix genres and push boundaries in unconventional ways for a mainstream pop star. By blending symbols, signs, and intertextual references from popular culture, Lady Gaga controls her image and critiques society.
Research; Star theory
Lady Gaga is known worldwide for her quirky and unique artistic style. This has led to many parodies of her music videos capitalizing on her weird fashion and personas. Her individuality and unpredictability in constantly reinventing herself has kept audiences engaged and eager to see what she does next. Early in her career, her videos portrayed her as an attractive party girl to sell her music, but she soon became more extreme in her style and makeup, fascination audiences with her freakish individuality despite not appearing conventionally attractive.
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The audience for the media product would depend on the featured artist that week. Dolly Parton would attract life long fans and hopefuls interested in her story of rising from poverty. Carrie Underwood and Taylor Swift appeal more to a younger female audience through their incorporation of pop music. Featuring Brad Paisley would target male audiences who grew up with his music and older women, while younger men have generally been attracted more to rap, hip hop and dub step than country.
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Shakira was born in Colombia to Colombian and Lebanese parents. She began her singing career in Colombia at age 13 and crossed over to the US pop music scene in 2001 at age 24. To appeal to US audiences, she dyed her hair blonde and sang primarily in English, adapting to mainstream US pop styles while facing some criticism from Latin fans for abandoning her roots. However, Shakira considers her Latin identity central and says she would never abandon the Latin community that has supported her.
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Miley Cyrus has undergone a drastic transformation from her early career as a "Disney pop princess" known for innocent love songs, to a more provocative superstar. Her music video for "We Can't Stop" marked a major change as she danced sexually and dressed provocatively, showing her independence as a grown woman. Her video for "23" further cemented this new image as she collaborated with hip hop artists and promoted a hip hop lifestyle through her appearance. While some fans have remained loyal through her transformation, others do not support the change from her earlier innocent persona.
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This document outlines a proposed music video concept for the artist Lucy Star. The video would portray Lucy trying on clothes in a charity shop when she receives a call that leads her to a drama studio catwalk. There, she watches as other girls walk through a cloning machine and come out looking identical. Lucy then expresses her own unique style and personality on the catwalk. The goal is to convey Lucy's message of being yourself rather than conforming to societal pressures through her passion for independence and individuality in her style and image.
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The Spice Girls formed in 1994 and consisted of 5 members known as Sporty, Ginger, Scary, Posh, and Baby Spice. Their 1996 debut single "Wannabe" was a massive hit, reaching number 1 in over 30 countries. Their self-titled debut album went on to sell over 30 million copies worldwide, making it the best-selling album by a female group in history. In total, the Spice Girls sold over 75 million records worldwide before splitting up in 1998, however they have since reunited multiple times.
Lady gaga audience profileee
Lady Gaga's career began in 2005 when she was signed by Def Jam Records, but started writing songs for other artists in 2007 at Interscope Records, including Britney Spears. Her debut album "The Fame" was released that year. She has sold over 28 million albums and 140 million singles globally as of 2015, showing her huge fan base known as "Little Monsters". Gaga interacts directly with her fans on social media where she has over 30 million Facebook followers and 10 million Twitter followers. She believes people should worship themselves rather than any god. Gaga is known for eccentric outfits created by her design team "Haus of Gaga", though she also wears pieces from designers like Alexander McQueen and Marc Jacobs
Flappers - 1920s
Flappers were a subculture of young Western women in the 1920s who rebelled against social norms through their fashion and behavior. They cut their hair short, wore short skirts, smoked, drank alcohol, listened to jazz music, and had more casual attitudes towards sex. The media played a role in spreading flapper culture by portraying these fashion trends and lifestyles in films of the 1920s. While some saw flappers as symbols of women's independence, others viewed them negatively for challenging traditional gender roles and seeming overly sexual.
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The document discusses the flappers of the 1920s and feminism. It describes flapper fashion trends including shorter hemlines and bobbed hairstyles. Flappers embraced new attitudes by smoking, drinking, and dancing publicly. The passage of the 19th Amendment granted women's suffrage and flappers asserted further equality through their fashion. The flapper lifestyle represented modernism which valued independence, while their parents represented traditionalism which valued community and religion.
Lady gaga artist profile
Lady Gaga began her career in 2005 when she had a brief record deal with Def Jam Records but was later dropped. She then performed independently in New York clubs while collaborating with rock bands. In 2007, she began songwriting for other artists and was discovered by Akon, who signed her to his label. She wrote and recorded her debut album The Fame in 2007-2008. Gaga funds her elaborate outfits and tours herself through album sales. Her stylist Nicola Formichetti and creative team Haus of Gaga help design her outrageous costumes. She calls her devoted fans "Little Monsters."
Youth culture
This document discusses different youth cultures that have formed in opposition to mainstream society, including mods, hippies, punks, and rappers. These youth cultures allow young people to find their own identities and express themselves through fashion, music, and behaviors that distinguish them from older generations. While some youth cultures promote peace, others embrace anger and rebellion. Ultimately, youth cultures can drive social change and help young people develop independence from their families.
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This document discusses the brands and careers of Kanye West and Taylor Swift. For Kanye West, it describes how his brand has evolved from being a humble newcomer on his debut album to now being flashy and focused on his expensive clothing line, reflecting his entitled personality. For Taylor Swift, it summarizes how her brand changed from portraying a stereotypical innocent country singer to a more flashy pop star, expanding her fan base and marketability.
Star Theory - Ariana
Ariana Grande is an American pop singer, actress and dancer who originated from a children's TV show on Nickelodeon. She constructs her star image through carefully crafted music videos that differ from her real life appearance and style. As a worldwide pop star, she represents the theory of the star as a commodity who generates a large income for her record label through merchandise sales. Her songs also promote women's empowerment and acceptance of the LGBT community, representing the star theory of ideology. Ariana maintains the paradox of the star by appearing both extraordinary through her talents yet relatable through social media and a secluded lifestyle outside of the spotlight.
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The document discusses how different groups are represented in media based on age, gender, and social groups. It finds that those aged 18-late 20s are often portrayed as wanting to have fun now and deal with consequences later. Females are generally shown as independent and strong while males appear confident and business savvy. In terms of social groups, chavs are usually depicted negatively while geeks and indies are now presented in a more positive light. The author considers how they have chosen to represent these groups in their own magazine, aiming to present youth as outgoing but not extreme, females as self-made but also silly, and focusing on indies as music lovers.
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Lady Gaga is known worldwide for her quirky and unique artistic style. This has led to many parodies of her music videos capitalizing on her weird fashion and personas. Her individuality and unpredictability in constantly reinventing herself has kept audiences engaged and eager to see what she does next. Early in her career, her videos portrayed her as an attractive party girl to sell her music, but she soon became more extreme in her style and makeup, fascination audiences with her freakish individuality despite not appearing conventionally attractive.
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Lady Gaga began her career in New York performing in theater and writing songs for other artists before being discovered by Akon. She was signed to Interscope Records in 2007 where she worked on her debut album "The Fame", which helped launch her to international fame. Gaga is known for her unique and provocative outfits, which she conceptualizes herself with input from stylists. Notable designers who have created outfits for her include Versace, Armani, and Alexander McQueen. While details are limited, her elaborate costumes and performances are largely funded through revenue from her tours and album sales.
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Lady Gaga exemplifies Dyer's star theory by constructing an eccentric persona through her stage name, unique fashion style, and promotion of cultural values like LGBT rights. She establishes an iconic image through outrageous outfits and makeup that inspire fans and generate discussion. While some criticize her use of gender identities for profit, her persona effectively conveys beliefs to fans and commercializes music videos.
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Demi Lovato is an American singer, songwriter, and actress who
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- 6. • ‘Lady Gaga’ is a stage name that she has created for her mage. • She keeps her private/personal life to herself as she covers this by using strange costumes to live up to her image, she has the ability to control this. • In a interview she quoted “I have mastered the art of fame”- by this she means that by creating a hyper-real version of herself with her strange fashion. She has the ability to say that quote because she has created a expectation that everyone expects her to pursue.
- 7. She uses intertextual references in her opening titles in her music videos, such as ‘Telephone’. In the music video telephone, the ‘Pussy Wagon’ sign on the car is intertextually referencing ‘Kill Bill Vol. 1’
- 8. Lady Gaga featured in a Campbell’s Soup advert, inspired by Warhol’s exploration of mass consumer culture. Lady Gaga and Akerlund challenged the gender stereotype of the “housewife” role which was portrayed in the 1950s pop culture. In this advert, Gaga plays the stereotypical 50s housewife in the Campbell’s tomato soup advert. She adds bricolage by creating a new meaning and downgrading the “perfect housewife” term by poisoning the food and ends up killing everyone at dinner.