I am shocked to see that I never gave Femme Fatale a full review! With her tour off to a phenominal start, and her video for her 3rd single releasing today, I feel it's a perfect time to discuss just what "Femme Fatale" brings to the fans and the magic you feel while listening to it. This is Britney's 7th studio album. Her confidence is back in full swing and she is owning it. One thing that I want to say about this album is that I am soo happy and proud of Ms. Spears. Being a true Britney fan since '97 I can tell you that she looks happy again and that is what is most important.
FEMME FATALE 1. Till The Word Ends 2. Hold It Against Me 3. Inside Out 4. I Wanna Go 5. How I Roll 6. (Drop Dead) Beautiful 7. Seal It With A Kiss 8. Big Fat Bass 9. Trouble For Me 10. Trip To Your Heart 11. Gasoline 12. Criminal
Out of these 12 tracks there is not a single one that I do not like. They all have wondrful beats and energy. Her 1st single from the album was "Hold it Against Me", followed by "Till the World Ends", followed by "I Wanna Go." With that lets take a trip back to one of the best albums I believe ever made in general and for Britney; "Blackout". Although "Blackout" didn't get much publicity, a tour, or much of anything really due to Britney's rough time she was going through, you can ask any Britney fan what their favorite album was you will most likely hear Blackout by MANY. So take the Blackout and add a little old school Britney sounds, mix, and you have Femme Fatale.
This is an album that you pop in and you do not have to skip any tracks. Every track is beautifully done and the layout of the album flows greatly. Must Listens include: Till The World Ends(no words can describe how amazing this track is. It also has a remix version feat. Nicki Minaj and Ke$ha, who actually co wrote the track), Big Fat Bass feat. will i am, Hold it Against Me, Inside Out, I wanna Go, Trouble for Me, Gasoline.........okay I'm practically listing the enire album, thats how kick ass it is! I give it a 5 star rating. And if we want to compare, well here are all my personal rating on Britney's 7 albums.
1......Baby One More Time-5 Stars. Brilliant 1st album. Skyrocketed her immediatly to our Pop Princess. 2. Oops...I Did it Aagain-3 Stars. 3. Britney-3.5 Stars. Contains my favorite Britney Spears song ever made: Slave 4 U. 4. In the Zone-5 Stars. My personal favorite album so far in her career. 5. Blackout-5 Stars. Exceptional. My 2nd favorite album so far in her career. 6. Circus-2.5 Stars. If U Seek Amy(one of my top 5 Britney songs) is on it but there are many tracks you can skip. 7. Femme Fatale-5 Stars. My 3rd personal favorite album so fr in her career. Outstanding Album.
If you haven't already, which I know most of you have, go pick up a copy of Femme Fatale or downdoad from iTunes and see what the big fuss is that everyone is making. Also make sure you hit up the Femme Fatale Tour in a city near you. Britney Spears is now considered Legendary(wikipedia) and the Queen of Pop. Both are true.
Dirt andglitter cover the floorWe're pretty and sick
We're young and we're bored
It's time to lose your mind and let the crazy out
Tonight we're taking names 'cause we don't mess around
This place about to blow
This place about to blow
This place about to blow
This place about to blow
This place about to....
Go-go-go-goINSANE
Go insane
Throw some glitter
Make it rain on 'em
Let me see them hands
Let me, let me see them hands
Go insane
Go insane
Throw someglitter
Make it rain on 'em
Let me see them hands
Let me, let me see them hands
This place about to blow
This place about to blow
This place about to blow
This place about to blow
This place about to....
BLOW
Special thanks to Ke$ha, Taylor Momsen, Rihanna, Britney Spears, Taylor Swift, Lady GaGa, and Katy Perry for providing the inspiration for this piece! You girls rock!
Where I left off........which I'm speaking of when I was still talking about the 2010 AMA's, I think I just finished off on what a great night our little J. Beiber had, and he did. Congrats doll! Now on with the show!
I actually missed a couple of the performances but did make it to see the second half. The only person I truly cared to see was my girl, Taylor Swift but before I caught her, I saw Rhianna open the show. I actually really like that song that she sang for the second half of her performance. I have no idea the name because I won't lie, I'm not really a huge Rhianna follower. I do(most of the time) love her style and right now I am MAJORLY OBSESSED with her hair. Ever since she added extensions and colored it that crazy bright bright red, I've loved her. I was sooo over that short man hair cut she had going on. Ohh and I did have a thing for Disturbia. I think I spent a month listening to it on repeat. Bible. I did not like her outfit tonight or her backup dancers. She looked way cuter in the crown and white tutu get up she wore for the VMA's with Em. And then the next time I saw the television Ms. Taylor was coming on.
Can we say GORGEOUS!!!! I love Taylor no matter what her hair, make up, and clothes are doing but man she must have hired a killer stylist for this evening because it was a brand new Taylor. Enough about that though. Once again I think EVERYONES vocals sounded a lil off tonight so just putting it all on Taylor and having people talk about her singing live like they did at the CMA's, let's just say she did a great job with what she had to work with. She sang "Back to December", which is a love song about changing your mind about dating someone and then going back and looking at it and think like 'what was I thinking? I do really like him. Why did I do that?' I do this alot because I can never make up my mind and not saying I have commitment issues, because I don't believe I do, but I always do leave a lot of relationships due to me over analysing everything about it. I totally get this song, just like I get every other one of Taylor's songs. The song is about Taylor Laughtner, that kid from the vampire movies. Along with "Back to December", "Story of Us" is also about Mr. Laughtner. I don't believe the two dated. maybe they talked on the phone and held hands once or twice but hey you know how young love is at that age. Very dramatic. (I think he's 18 and she's 21) She wore a Black Suit and her hair slicked back in a straight ponytail with long bangs and played and sang at the piano, got up to do a brief rendition of "Appologize" then finished. Beautiful performance.
Next I got to see that trashy girl that I think should be banned from kids under 18. Her name is Ke$ha. Well Kesha once again you looked and performed(or whatever she were trying to do) very poorly. She had on the eye goggles that had bright lights in them and the stage was set up like it was a club and her dancers sucked and it was just one big hot hot mess! How this chick is popular, I just don't know. Alright can't talk about her anymore. I'm going to barf if I do.
A few more people did their thing(Xtina, Usher, some people I've never heard of before). Nothing and no one great. The only thing that even gave the show a little pizazz was the Backstreet/NKOTB performance. The highlight of my night was getting to stare at Gavin Rossdale(can Bush get back together and tour again please?) for a good 5 minutes. Damn that man is hot. I've loved him since well whenever Sixteen Stone came out. Hot, hot, hot. Overall I give this awards show a 1 1/2 stars for lack of good performers. Personally I think we need to take it back and remember when performances were really freaking cool or history making. I haven't seen a memorable performance in years and that pains me because I live for this.
Like hey Justin Timerlake, why do you have to tease us with the AMAZING "Future Sex/Love Sounds" album, and all the incredible performances that came with it then just dip out for like 4 years? Really though J, how are you gonna bring SEXYBACK and then just dip. Not cool. Chris Brown......I don't really care anymore that you assaulted your gf. I miss your dancing. It was right up there with MJ's! Britney, listen I know your fathers a dick and wants to keep you under lock and key forever but you have to break free. Find those medical records of yours, erase it all, and give it to the judge and say you're cool again. You never never left us disappointed. I can't think of one performance you did that wasn't memorable. Even that VMA "Gimme More" performance, the one where you took like 20 tequila shots on top of who knows what kind of meds Sam Lufti fed you that day, it was still quite entertaining! Please come back and no more marking the choreography. Full out Britney, full out! The rest of my favorite entertaining peeps are either dead, band is no longer together, or just don't do sell out award shows like this.
Speaking of someone who was missing tonight because he would never perform at this shit was Eminem. It really was kinda like a teeny bopper show. He and Lil Weezy would have looked a lil out of place and way too cool up there rapping "No Love". The worst is that Beiber won everything over Em. Ohh kids......one of these days you'll learn what a genius Eminem is(Beiber has been listening to Em since he was 3 supposedly. I would hope not cause he's real f'd in the head if he has. I mean we do have to admit Eminem is not the most sane person out there) but until then I totally understand your love for the Beibs. I even watched his video a few times for the "baby baby baby" song. So cute. And everyone is rocking the Beiber haircut. Hell, if I was 15 I would totally be in love with this kid too. But I'm older so I will wish him the best and watch his kick ass performances. He does remind me of a future JT. But if I were to vote I would obviously be voting for the album that I probably wrote at least 10 blogs about, Recovery.
Tonight was kinda like a huge wake up call that we need something to happen in music because it's pretty dead right now. Rap scene is pretty hot(Em, kanye, jay, Dre Weezy) but other than that in all truthfulness, T. Swizzle and Beiber is the best we've got. And Taylor doesn't dance so that moves her down a spot. I do have MASSIVE hope and faith in the band "The Pretty Reckless". The 1st album is amazing and I wish they weren't so new so they could be out there but they are still in the promo phase. Definetly check them out though. I post them a lot. Hope you all enjoyed them and hope you enjoyed my trip down, what was actually good music, lane.
As you grow you go through many many phases. I, as well as a lot of others, was heavily influenced by music. Music was my life and music still is my life. Live performances and going to shows and concerts are my favorite and it does alter my life. But as I grew up, the power of music and the icons that created it, all took for for a run. And what a ride it was.... In my childhood there were 3 major music periods that really influenced me. 1st being Madonna and Michael. I didn't really care if I was 3 or 4 cause I had my fake wedding dress on and was rolling around the living room performing "Like a Virgin" like there was no tomorrow. My mother told me that my Dad would practically die everytime I did this. But it's all good because I would switch off to "Material Girl" as well. She was soooo cool and I wanted to be her! Michael.....well where do I begin? I mean who doesn't remember Michael all throughout their childhood. He was embedding in my head and I was soo intrigued by his dancing. Even though I knew by know I wanted to be a dancer, I will say that I do think Michael had an influence. I even remember the day his double disc, "Michael Jackson - HIStory: Past, Present and Future, Book", came out with "Scream" on it. And man did I worship that CD. I was older than too. Probably like 12/13?? All I can say is that I feel very happy to have grown up when I did(even though I wish it was the late 60's but whatever) because I had REALLY FREAKING AMAZING musical artists to watch and learn from. And yes of course I was OBSESSED with NKOTB, along with every other girl. That was phase/period 1. The 2nd musical period that greatly influenced me and made me grow as a person was the Alternative Rock/Grunge phase in the early-mid 90's. This is still the music I listen to now. I don't know what it was about it or if it was just how just insanely talented these musicians were, the lyrics, the whole package. It even changed fashion at the time. I never shopped anywhere but the Goodwill for a good 3-4 years. The time I am speaking of is a time that I'm sure all of you remember greatly as well. The time Kurt Cobain ended his life, Billy Corgan told us the 'world is a vampire', Bush had us screaming 'breathe in, breathe out, Weezer entertained us with the unforgettable video to 'Buddy Holly', NIN had us come 'closer'(that video was banned and only played after midnight on MTV. Do you remember that?), Hole with Courtney Love(still the queen of rock) having us grieve over Kurt to the album 'Live Through This', and all the while we were jumping up and down, banging our heads, in these things called Mosh Pits. I do believe that after this music died in a way. Can you really think of anything that can even try to compare now? It's sad in a way. I wish I would live it all, all over again. BTW, my favorite song ever, up until this day and probably until I die, is Nirvana's 'Dumb'. Then there was a pause and nothing really great was happening. We got into rap with Biggie, 2Pac, Puff Daddy, Snoop and Dr. Dre. They were the kings now and had a HUGE influence not only on us kids but on the whole nation. Gangs began again in a big way, Biggie got shot, 2Pac got attacked by Suge Knight and his fellow Crips(no one will accept the fact that he is dead so I'll just say 'he went away for a long time'), Puff daddy changed his name 45 times, and Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg made an album that would forever change the rap world, "The Cronic". This had really not to much of any impact on me, but I mean who didn't listen to Biggie, 2Pac, and Puffy? You'd be lying if you hadn't. Now what period I want to get to is the late 90's. All the sudden pop music came back. And it came back in a huge way. Boy bands came back. We had N'Sync, Backstreet Boys, 98 Degrees, Christina Aguilera, Jessica Simpson(well she tried), and the pop princess herself....Ms. Britney Spears. You either liked N'sync or the Backstreet Boys. Couldn't like Both. It was either Nick from BSB or Justin from N'sync. Had to be loyal to your pop imaginary bf. I think 98 degrees was up for grabs but there were some chicks who really dug Nick. I found this group of 5 guys called N'Sync singing and dancing away on the Disney channel one evening. It was love at 1st sight. Not only with their music but also with Justin. I claimed him. Hahahahaha omgoodness this sounds sooo silly but in high school this was important stuff. I threw in a videotape and taped the rest of the show. It believe it was right afterwards a girl came on my age with the same type of Disney Special. It was Britney Spears at 17. After that I spent my days and nights learning all of the choreography of N'Sync as well as Britney's. They MAJORLY changed the direction I wanted to go in the dance world. Up until then I had been studying about 25+ hours a week to become a ballerina, now I was seeing a whole new thing and it was a blast and sooooo much different than the world of ballet. And although I strived on the pain ballet gave me and the control it gave me and the competitiveness to always be the best, I made this 'pop dancing' thing something fun on the side to do while not in the studio. Well and then I fell in love with it and decided I wanted to switch my main technique over to this kind of dancing. I began looking for how to get into this and discovered within a day or two basically all the auditions came out of LA a small portion out of NYC. Well that wasn't an option at 17 so I just kept practicing and learning each new piece of choreography until it was perfect, just like I thought Britney was. So there we all were, these teenage girls going to every pop concert we could and longing to meet our favorite boy band bf. It was actually a really fun time. A really fun time. But it REALLY changed my views on careers and dance. I still don't know if that is a bad or good thing. I think about the choices I made during that period all the time. Also in this time, a role model to me and possibly the best rap artist in history, Eminem came out. That's what the boys were into at the time. They loved him.
I cannot believe I haven't gotten a chance to write about what I call the best thing to happen to TV in a long time......Glee's Britney/Brittany episode! 1st off I heard that this was in the making over the summer so you cannot imagine how excited I was when it was finally time to air. We all know Brit's my girl and knowing that she loving being a part of Glee and had a great time on the set made me just sooo happy for her. If you're not up to snuff, Britney still leads a completely controlled life being under restraints of her conservatorship, that mess of a wedding to Kevin, and for a couple years she went absolutely insane. Psychiatric Analysis still unknown but it must be something rotten if she still has to ask her dad for money. This ALWAYS reminds me to "be careful what you wish for". Do you think Britters would have left the scene after her 1st album if she could see into the future and saw what it held for her? I think she would have!
Anyways.....not only is this episode my favorite Glee episode(which is rough because I say every episode is my favorite), but I mean something about made me just want to go crazy and get up and dance!!! It's all the Britney music! It does something to the soul and makes you feel sooo alive again. Episode started off with my girl Brittany(Heather Morris) going under at the dentists and transforms herself in Miss Spears. Now this is when I stopped, dropped my jaw, and said hold up........that girl can dance!!! She did amazing, especially in the chorus sections of 'Slave'. I mean I know that dance down pat and she didn't miss a beat. It's not a very easy one either do to you have to look like you are the sexiest bitch to ever be born! Then she also did a fabulous job singing as Britney as well. A day later i found out that Heather actually moved to LA to dance and starred as one of Beyonce's back up dancers at the AMA's for a performance of "Single Ladies". All in all Heather Morris(Brittany) was the perfect Britney Spears.
Other songs in the episode included "Me Against the Music",(Heather and Santana), "....Baby One More Time", (Lea Michele aka Rachel), and the finale......TOXIC! This was the most humerus, genius, fabulous, talented, performance of toxic that I have ever seen. Basically the whole school gets into this Britney Spears trance and the pep rally while the Glee members perform. They take toxic to a whole new sexy level which I didn't even know was possible. Will is trying to win back Emma like always so he gets in on this performance as well. You must watch Sue's facials as she watches this and her final line about it would make anyone die with laughter. "It's a Britney Spears Sex Riot!!!" Below is the take of Toxic so please enjoy and just for your knowledge, Glee was actually created to keep the Arts in the school systems around the nation so please support the arts because without them we wouldn't have a thing! Okay now go get your GLEEK on!
http://www.fox.com/glee/clip.php?bctag=performance Just one more tidbit about the impact of this episode.......It came in with the 2nd closest viewers to the finale of Seinfeld. Power of having Brit on your credits! Peace & Britney S
The rainbow flag, sometimes called 'the freedom flag', was popularized as a symbol of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) pride and diversity by San Francisco artist Gilbert Baker in 1978. The different colors symbolize diversity in the gay community, and the flag is used predominantly at gay pride events and in gay villages worldwide in various forms including banners, clothing and jewelry. For the 25th Anniversary of the Stonewall riots, held in 1994 in New York city, a mile-long rainbow flag was created and post-parade cut up in sections that have since been used around the world. Originally created with eight colors, pink and turquoise were removed for production purposes and as of 2008, it consists of six colored stripes, which should always be displayed with red on top or to left. It is most commonly flown with the red stripe on top, as the colors appear in a natural rainbow.[11] Aside from the obvious symbolism of a mixed LGBT community, the colors were designed to symbolize: red (life), orange (healing), yellow (sunlight), green (nature), blue (harmony), and purple/violet (spirit). The removed colors stood for sex (pink) and art/magic (turquoise). Another presumed origin is the song Over the Rainbow, synonymous with gay icon Judy Garland, whose film The Wizard of Oz has often been interpreted as an allegory of gay coming out.(wiki)
For my birthday wish this year on my facbook was the wish was to raise $250 for the cause that affects me the most and the cause I really wish others would bring more attention to because of how much it has affected my life and so many others as well. I ended up raising $290 dollars for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. It was the absolute best birthday present. Knowing that all my friends and family donated to this charity for me and the others who suffer from thoughts of suicide, and just the gift of giving was enough to fulfill me for a while. I suggest it to everybody. Now for that wish I also had to write a very heartfelt letter that neither of my parents can bring themselves to read but I'm proud of it and would like to post it here in honor of those we have lost over the past few weeks: I would love if my friends and family and for any of those lurking in the dark to be able to fully educate themselves when a family member or loved one becomes majorly depressed and suicidal. It's starting to get more awareness which is just wonderful. I have suffered through 4, six month or over battles with major depression starting at 15, with the last one leaving me hospitalized. Weirdly enough I can't describe it, I'm crying a ton right now, but all I know is that I did not want to live or feel the right to live. It also leads to self medicating such as drugs and alcohol so at least you can feel a false high. It's a horrible disease and no one really knows what a day in my life is like. Nor can I explain. I will let you know that I've been doing well enough that I have not thought of suicide in over a year, so that's a huge accomplishment! But I also recognise I have a disease and one day I will relapse; Either 6 months or 30 years down the road. I am just VERY happy to be HAPPY and ALIVE today! Thanks! xoxo -I'd also like to dedicate this to Scott Connors who passed away six years ago to suicide. We all miss you Scott and I love you dearly Mr. & Mrs Connors! And I love little Allison for getting through this day by day. You are my role model. xoxo
As you all know, and for the new users who may have not gotten to read all the blogs yet, "And Who Are You Again" is a blog for those to come to laugh, hear amazing music, but most importantly hear me talk openly about my struggles though life and day to day. Using this method of 'getting it all out to people' really is the only thing that been able to help me and I get a lot of letters saying that I helped them as well. It's very rewarding even though sometimes I just want to keep some things to myself but it seems those are the things that bring the readers in and feel comfortable with telling me things and asking me questions. It took me 28 years to be this confident in myself and my being to be able to my depression, my scares with suicide, my panic, and what worked and what didn't in this lifelong process of recovery.
Tonight though I would like to focus on Billy Lucas(15),Tyler Clementi(18),Seth Walsh(13),Raymond Chase(19),and Asher Brown(13). All of these wonderful teenage boys had a few things in common-they were bright young boys who were bullied and teased to the point they felt they had nothing left to live for because their sexuality and chose to end their lives way to soon. This subject hits very close to home and I give my deepest sympathies to all of the families and loves ones in their lives. God Bless.
Now when I say it hits really close to home, all I am trying to say is that I've been in a 13 battle with my suicide genes and I KNOW the exact way this feels and how dying is the only option out. I do not know what it is like to be gay and outed, teased, bullied, criticized, and in hiding. I can't even imagine. NO ONE SHOULD EVER HAVE TO HIDE WHO THEY ARE! We are all the same inside-color, sexuality, everything! We're all in this life together so please the next time you think of making a joke about someone please realize that you don't know ANYTHING about what the person may have going on inside and if that was the last joke to put them over the edge.
I never experienced these issues in this depth. Fortunately I was blessed to go to the Performing Arts schools starting at 11 years old, so to me being gay was absolutely no different. I am sooo blessed to have that background because some grew up without knowing anything of different sexualities or race. My schools were 50% white & 50% black. Also, I NEVER saw a difference in any of this. To me, these people were all just the greatest friends ever. I had just finished an episode of Chelsey Handler where Taye Diggs where she asked him how it was growing up and being so f'ing talented and the bullying. Taye stated that he had no harm growing up because he was schooled at performing art schools and "Everyone was cool. If you were talented then that was that. You know it was really awesome to take a lot of dance classes. It was that kind of place!" Unfortunately though some don't get to grow up in a bubble of the arts and have to experience real life very early on. Gay guys always make the best Pas De Deux class partners(Love you, you know who!!!). I later on did attend a "normal" high school and that was a horrible experience. I was always made fun of for hanging out with my drama club friends over my "cool kid" friends at my "normal" school. I never talked about anyone so I just really didn't fit in with the mean girls. By the middle of the year I was friends with everyone in the school and that's basically how I have been my whole life. Yeah I got made fun of for always being at voice, acting, rehearsal, whatever.......but when the shows started I got nothing but praised by my "cool kid" crowd. BE WHO YOU ARE!!!! NO MATTER WHAT! LOVE YOURSELF!
I don't know if its better to grow up in the bubble or not because at one point you do see and will experience the hatred of the world but it does build you strength to know that there are kids out there just like you when you get to real life and start getting stabbed in the back. And I hate to say it but believe it or not, the bullying never stops. I just noticed someone took the time to sign up for a google blog account just so they could put a rude comment on one of my writing........like seriously people??? Just always remember though that those who talk, bully, make fun, make rumors, and put down others down have zero confidence, get high off making others feel bad, and show complete ignorance, stupidity, and self loathing in their own guilt and terror. If anything....just feel bad for these people and keep being kind and who you are because one day they will be looking up to you. And those who still continue to bother me, keep bringing it. Karma's a Bitch!
And here from the National Broadway Cast of Wicked.....It's Gets Better.
And if I wanted to I could really just stop the review right there because that's where the show could have come to an end. This performance left everyone in awe and on their feet. The intensity that Em brought to this performance was insane. I couldn't take my eyes off his. Knowing Eminem and his emotions, that he is not ashamed to be very in touch with, I thought he was going to cry from joy at any moment. It seemed like in that performance he let something out from inside of him that was still hurting? Maybe a farewell to one of the last demons that still follows him? Maybe a final hard won acceptance of the great loss of Proof? The realization of how his life, in the past two years, have been the hardest but the most wonderful growing experience he's ever had? I am not here to put a finger on it but in my eyes something in that performance was a freeing of the past. It was beautiful to watch.
Those who also performed were Paramore w/B.O.B., Taylor Swift, some crazy woman in her early 40's it looked like with red hair lying on the stage surrounded by modern dancers, a random, another random, Usher, Kanye(damn Kanye....you know I was going to dedicate a whole blog to you but since I don't even know what the hell was going on in your insane mind that I usually love, I just cannot. What was that and where was your drama and whining? FAIL.), and probably some other artists that I am just not that interested in. So let's talk about my younger crush Justin Bieber. Justin Bieber, who I refer to as J. Biebs, killed it like a little 15 year old should kill it. He rocked the stuff I love most-Fabulous singing/lip syncing and dancing with a large crew of back up dancers. I saw a little bit of a baby Timberlake in there. Timberlake circa 1998 N'Sync years of course. He can dance and boy did he perform! Biebs has no loss for wonderful stage presence. He has the kind of presence that you usually see from a 25 year old, not from a 15 year old. A+ job J. Biebs, A+! Also-If anyone has an eye for talent like I do, you would have spotted a tiny young girl, around 8 I'm guessing, that came on and danced stage left to Bieber while he did his second song. She wore a black leather jacket and completely OWNED the stage. If you go back and watch you will see this little girl. I will tell you right now that she has the "it" factor and I wouldn't be surprised if she got signed this evening.
So basically Kanye sang about douchbags and assholes, and in my eyes Eminem was the only one who brought it, so what do we have left? Ohh yeah the Jersey Shore. I'm not wasting any time on these losers but WHY WERE THEY THERE???? Chelsea's intro with Lohan was epic but I do think Chelsea did drink too much before her opening because I watch her daily and she seemed quite more tipsy than usual. Awesome hosting job though. And since this was an awards show people won awards. My bf won a few to add to his million and so did GaGa. GaGa is the kind of lady that takes Moon Men very seriously. She cries as soon as she sees them. It's cute but also annoying in a way. No, just when she announced her new album title like she was about to announce Best Film at the Oscars. Too dramatic and I could have seen that title coming from 2 million miles away. "Born this way" will reflect on Lady Gaga's, once again, insecurities in being different than others. We get it. No one cares. We like you. Please stop calling yourself a freak because it's beginning to sound like you just really want to be in with the freaks rather than just naturally be a freak. I'm a natural freak so I don't prefer to run around telling people that. Yeah I let out my inner freak everyday for all to see just like a lot of ultra cool people do. Stop saying it and just show us, which you already do so just let it be. BTW if any of you are wondering why Eminem left early.....here's the real truth. I saw this yesterday and knew he wasn't going to put up with this crap and of course I was correct once again. Yes, he did have rehearsal but I'm sure Jigga man woulda let him chill for another hour to accept his awards. *Sorry photo malfunction.....but Eminem was seated next to Lady Gaga and we know he wasn't putting up with that! hahaha.
Fashion Bitch
Best dressed by far.....Katy Perry! You are onehot beautiful gorgeous bitch and I just adore you! The tattoo dress was killer and your hair was......ohh I just can't even talk about how much I LOVED it. I think I'm going to add to my purple and do a couple more colors now like Katy's.
Rhianna.....Loved the get up you wore for 'Love the Way You Lie'. I had just purchased really awesome black combat boots just like yours last night. And anything that looks like a white tutu hot mess channeling madonna, I dig. And we all know I love some HOT HOT FIERY red hair put together with a headband to die for. Good job to your stylist!
Miss GaGa.........LOVEDDDDD the Black dress. The Black Dress with the straight back point headpiece. The dress that took you 5 minutes to be able to stand up and walk to the stage in. Fabulous. But the best part of Lady Gaga's fashion the entire evening(because I did ONLY like the black dress), was her amazing hair! The bluish grey color was unbelievably gorgeous and to die for. The blue bottom looked like cotton candy. Soo fun. If I had the money to professionally get that done then get it put back to something normal in a few weeks, I totally would!
Hope everyone enjoyed the VMA's and had a relaxing Sunday! Let's hope they are back at radio City and have some Britney in them next year.
