So it's official! "Born This Way," the new hit Lady Gaga, became the 1000th number one ranking on the Billboard U.S.. Announcing the comeback with a new album in May, Lady Gaga, "Born This Way" was therefore installed atop the sales of singles in the USA. With 448,000 downloads between Friday, February 11 and Sunday, February 13, Lady Gaga has made a dramatic appearance in the top of the image sales promotion organized by Twitter superstar hits.
In the rest of the world, "Monster Mama" has imposed its footprint dramatically. Listed at 15h French time, the song "Born This Way" was hoisted a few hours on runways from all versions of the iTunes platform. At the end of the first day, "Born This Way" was # 1 on iTunes on 23 platforms around the world, a record that exceeds Britney Spears was No.
1 on 18 platforms iTunes a few weeks ago at the launch of the single "Hold It Against Me. " Nevertheless, Lady Gaga has not broken the record for starting single in the U.S. It is still owned by Flo-Rida with the title "Right Round" published in February 2009 and sold over 630,000 copies.
In radio broadcasts, is also a box full. If Lady Gaga was positioned in 14th place, surpassing the 2 places the new Britney Spears "Born This Way" became the second title in the history of pop in the U.S. A to get the best start in radio just after the invincible "Dreamlover" by Mariah Cary, which from its inception, had secured the 12th place.
The rumors of plagiarism and bad language will not have had because of the success of "Born This Way." This week, the small world of the web was frantically asked why "Born This Way" looked as much like the song "Express Yourself" by Madonna. As we noted in our first article, at the launch of listening to the song, "Born This Way" is an effective pop song whose sincerity contrasts with the previous productions of Lady Gaga, but also a momentum since the early 2000s.
The song "Express Yourself" Madonna is one of a wave of pop productions born in the late 80's, which as a coincidence, a bit like the mix of sounds made since the end of 2000. At that time, pop music appropriates the sounds of rap and house music, having soaked for several years of new-wave melodies and disco.
Among the instigators of this movement, there is a Shep Pettibone, hit maker who became famous in the 80s on Kiss FM with his famous show "Mastermix". Shep Pettibone quickly became the remixer in Vogue at the time, he was found alongside Janet Jackson, Kim Wilde, Depeche Mode, Nick Kamen, or Paula Abdul both remixes that will make its reputation for producing hits .
At the height of his fame in the late 80s, the house tempo and melodies catchy Shep Petitbon he will be working to produce the hits "Vogue" and "Express Yourself" by Madonna. Over the same period, are dozens of productions that bear the trademark sound recognizable Shep Pettibone. The shattering "Straight Up" Paula Abdul will pass through the studio Shep Pettibone but the hit Betty Boo "Doin 'The Do", Dusty Springfield and the inimitable "In Private," the hit "You Came" by Kim Wilde Several success of Janet Jackson with a remix of 'Pleasure Principle ", or even Bros." I Owe You Nothing.
" In it, talk about plagiarism is purely sensational for the song of Lady Gaga "Born This Way." Like thousands of other titles before him, he behaves like a variation on a spirit and a musical atmosphere and evokes nostalgia festive, enthusiastic and uninhibited reigned unchallenged over the airwaves and in clubs for several years.
It will be hard to blame Lady Gaga, Fernando Garibay and DJ White Shadow propel us in a musical and much less restricted free. 
In the rest of the world, "Monster Mama" has imposed its footprint dramatically. Listed at 15h French time, the song "Born This Way" was hoisted a few hours on runways from all versions of the iTunes platform. At the end of the first day, "Born This Way" was # 1 on iTunes on 23 platforms around the world, a record that exceeds Britney Spears was No.
1 on 18 platforms iTunes a few weeks ago at the launch of the single "Hold It Against Me. " Nevertheless, Lady Gaga has not broken the record for starting single in the U.S. It is still owned by Flo-Rida with the title "Right Round" published in February 2009 and sold over 630,000 copies.
In radio broadcasts, is also a box full. If Lady Gaga was positioned in 14th place, surpassing the 2 places the new Britney Spears "Born This Way" became the second title in the history of pop in the U.S. A to get the best start in radio just after the invincible "Dreamlover" by Mariah Cary, which from its inception, had secured the 12th place.
The rumors of plagiarism and bad language will not have had because of the success of "Born This Way." This week, the small world of the web was frantically asked why "Born This Way" looked as much like the song "Express Yourself" by Madonna. As we noted in our first article, at the launch of listening to the song, "Born This Way" is an effective pop song whose sincerity contrasts with the previous productions of Lady Gaga, but also a momentum since the early 2000s.
The song "Express Yourself" Madonna is one of a wave of pop productions born in the late 80's, which as a coincidence, a bit like the mix of sounds made since the end of 2000. At that time, pop music appropriates the sounds of rap and house music, having soaked for several years of new-wave melodies and disco.
Among the instigators of this movement, there is a Shep Pettibone, hit maker who became famous in the 80s on Kiss FM with his famous show "Mastermix". Shep Pettibone quickly became the remixer in Vogue at the time, he was found alongside Janet Jackson, Kim Wilde, Depeche Mode, Nick Kamen, or Paula Abdul both remixes that will make its reputation for producing hits .
At the height of his fame in the late 80s, the house tempo and melodies catchy Shep Petitbon he will be working to produce the hits "Vogue" and "Express Yourself" by Madonna. Over the same period, are dozens of productions that bear the trademark sound recognizable Shep Pettibone. The shattering "Straight Up" Paula Abdul will pass through the studio Shep Pettibone but the hit Betty Boo "Doin 'The Do", Dusty Springfield and the inimitable "In Private," the hit "You Came" by Kim Wilde Several success of Janet Jackson with a remix of 'Pleasure Principle ", or even Bros." I Owe You Nothing.
" In it, talk about plagiarism is purely sensational for the song of Lady Gaga "Born This Way." Like thousands of other titles before him, he behaves like a variation on a spirit and a musical atmosphere and evokes nostalgia festive, enthusiastic and uninhibited reigned unchallenged over the airwaves and in clubs for several years.
It will be hard to blame Lady Gaga, Fernando Garibay and DJ White Shadow propel us in a musical and much less restricted free.
- Lady Gaga's "Born This Way" and Madonna's "Express Yourself" - The Remix! (16/02/2011)
- Madonna has blessed 'Born This Way,' Lady Gaga says (16/02/2011)
- "Lady GaGa: Not actually saying it doesn't sound like Madonna" and related posts (15/02/2011)
- Lady Gaga Arrives at the Grammys in an Egg - Are You Into It or Over It? (14/02/2011)
- Gallery: A Look At Lady Gaga's 2011 Grammy's Prosthetics (14/02/2011)
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