Lady Gaga's Songs Quiz

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"Poker Face" is one of Lady Gaga's songs.

Lady Gaga is also known as "The Fame Monster" because it is the title of her second studio album, released in 2009. The album was a commercial success and received critical acclaim, solidifying Gaga's status as a pop icon. The term "The Fame Monster" represents the darker and more complex side of fame, reflecting Gaga's exploration of themes such as love, relationships, and the pressures of stardom. This nickname has become synonymous with Lady Gaga and is often used to describe her persona and artistic style.

Alexander Skarsgard was found dead in Paparazzi.

"Telephone" is the continuation of "Paparazzi" because both songs are performed by Lady Gaga and tell a story that follows the theme of fame and celebrity culture. In "Paparazzi," Gaga sings about the obsession with fame and the paparazzi's constant presence. In "Telephone," Gaga continues the narrative by exploring the idea of being constantly bombarded by phone calls while trying to escape the pressures of fame. The two songs are connected thematically and musically, making "Telephone" the logical continuation of "Paparazzi."

In the music video "Telephone," Lady Gaga and Beyonce use a car called the Pussy Wagon. This car, featured in Quentin Tarantino's film "Kill Bill," is a bright yellow Chevrolet Silverado SS with the words "Pussy Wagon" painted on the side. It is a distinctive and memorable element of the video, contributing to its overall aesthetic and style.

Jonas Akerlund is the correct answer because he directed the film "Paparazzi." Neither Justin Beiber, Beyonce Knowles, nor Cavell Sim are associated with directing this film.

"Bad Romance" is one of Lady Gaga's most iconic songs, and it was released as the lead single from her third extended play (EP), The Fame Monster (2009). The EP was a follow-up to her debut studio album, The Fame (2008), and included other hits like "Alejandro" and "Telephone."

When Lady Gaga came out from the water in the music video for "Poker Face," the background showed lightning and dark skies. This choice accurately describes the visual elements seen in the scene.

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