Its so personal that it doesnt feel right to pit this song against Gagas others.
Its breezy, light, lyrically sweet, and ticks all the boxes of a radio-friendly pop hit.
It just doesnt boast the same anthemic swagger Gagas known for.
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You and I (2011)
It wouldnt be a Gaga album without a show-stopping piano ballad.
(But well acceptYuyi the Mermaidin any capacity, thank you very much).
Million Reasons is arguably the most emotionally vulnerable weve ever seen her.
Its lyrics are a little rough around the edges (ear condoms, anyone?
Hell, that eardrum-splitting breakdown could occupy a spot on this list on its own.
(2014)
ByArtpopsingle No.
3, it was apparent Gaga intended to put that chapter behind her a little earlier than anticipated.
for another Born This Way-sized bop in the club.
Shallow (2018)
Gagas first No.
Do What U Want [feat.
Applause (2013)
Its unfortunate thatArtpops lead single arrived with a hefty load of baggage.
Though it was eventually certified triple-Platinum, peaked at No.
Rain on Me" [feat.
1 hit in the United States) stands solid among the Lady’s discography, for obvious reasons.
But, the song also dropped at a time we needed it most.
1 on the Billboard Hot 100.
Poker Face (2008)
When it peaked at No.
1 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 2009, Just Dance put Gaga on the map.
But Poker Face jump-started her ascension into an era of pop domination.
Bad Romance (2009)
Did you expect anything else to top this list?
Sure, theFame Monsters lead single never hit No.
Hook-and-chorus pairings dont get better than the gargantuan wallop of Bad Romances.
