Chanteuse Poker Face
Answer: GAGA
Poker Face original by Lady Gaga; The Day Before You Came original by Abba; Remixes. After All for Bebel Gilberto (2005, Six Degrees Records) Yes, I Love You for Shrift (2006, Six Degrees Records) Paris Blues for Duke Ellington (2007, Six Degrees Records) Asa Branca for David Byrne / Forro in the Dark (2007, Nublu). Lady Gaga original song - Lyrics on screen. 45.4m Followers, 50 Following, 3,308 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from Lady Gaga (@ladygaga). Her calling-card was an enigmatic sexual ambiguity, and she seemed to hint that, behind a poker face of frosty hauteur, cards of every suit and stripe were waiting to be by Stuart Husband In its July 1955 issue, the lubricious Hollywood gossip magazine Confidential had some audacious scuttlebutt to impart. 'Poker Face' is an electropop song by American pop singer-songwriter Lady Gaga from her debut album, The Fame. Produced by RedOne, it was released as the album's second single in late 2008 for some markets and in early 2009 for the rest of the world.
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Chanteuse Poker Facebook
True life: I’m kind of fascinated by Lady Gaga.
No, I haven’t completely abandoned every single anti-slutty, pro-feminist principle my ACLU-donating mother drilled into my brain. In fact, what I find so interesting about pantsphobic chanteuse is how she holds up to some of her contemporaries; Britney Spears and the Pussycat Dolls come to mind.
First of all, Gaga may be world-renowned for her refusal to wear anything that covers both of her legs and has multiple pockets, but she certainly doesn’t go bottomless in the paparazzi-flashing, I-can’t-look-away-from-a-trainwreck-this-ridiculous sense. Whereas Britney, Lindsay, and Paris gain their appeal from constantly appearing to be falling apart for a national audience, there’s hardly a hair out of place during any of Gaga’s public appearances. I mean, she must have the self-discipline of a marathon runner to never leave the house without a Kermit dress, or something equally unwieldy.
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There’s also the fact that the Lady doesn’t seem to subscribe to anyone else’s sense of the physically attractive or appealing. Just looking at her latest video, there’s googly cartoon eyes that look like the craft-store ones you put on pet rocks, some undead mummy-larva dancers that came straight out of Pan’s Labyrinth, and a totally sick getup from Alexander McQueen’s latest runway show–which was inspired by prehistoric sea monsters.
Separated at birth? Yeah, thought so.
Even the close-up shots of her natural face reveal some features that probably wouldn’t be there if she modeled herself after Mariah Carey rather than Grace Jones–like her nose, which is perfectly fine and will hopefully stay in its totally natural, slightly bumped form unless Gaga pulls an Ashlee Simpson mid-career.
All of which is to say, even though I find her music’s quality to be catchy but not exactly groundbreaking, I’m glad Gaga is (hopefully) here to stay. She has her own unique feel that doesn’t appear to be engineered for male fans; she keeps her persona so consistent it could practically be classified as performance art; and, most importantly, she’s interesting.