Hello, hello everybody. Welcome back to another episode of Fluently Forward. Today we are diving in to Lady Gaga. I

really can't believe that we haven't done like a full dedicated episode to her yet, but I felt that the

timing was right because she headlined Coachella. She has a new album out and the album slaps ass.

Like granted, I'm really only listening to the first half of it because I think the second half is kind of a little bit slower. Every song on it, I just,

I love Lady Gaga so much. I feel like she encapsulates so many positive things that I

absolutely adore in someone. And also the music is fun. It's fun. It's different. It's

avant-garde. Like, you're always getting something fresh and exciting with Lady Gaga. And even though,

you know, I think everyone online was talking about how the song, How Bad Do You Want Me,

kind of sounds like a Taylor Swift song. It does, but it's still like different.

Don't even get me start. Don't even say the name Olivia Rodriguez around me. I will go into a rant.

Like I have a whole thing that I could do, but I'm not going to because you guys already know how

I feel about Olivia Rodriguez and the deja vu song. That did not sound like cruel summer, but whatever.

Like I said, I'll be

tossing over in the grave thinking about this even when I die. But her album is just so amazing.

If you haven't listened to it, just listen to the first five songs. You know, you got to do the

abracadabra. You got to do the Garden of Eden. Even the beginning, what's the song,

disease? Her vocals are just so incredible and it's fun. Her album

and Tate McCray's album have been the two that I've had on repeat when I'm like getting ready to go out,

et cetera. I just think it's fantastic. And her Coachella performance, of course, has just been

astronomical. It's really cool. And I don't want to, how do I put this in a

positive way? Her performance was so fantastic and it would be very hard for any other pop

artists to do what Lady Gaga does. And this is why I speak so highly of Addison Ray. I could see her

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