That's true, the honey is an interestingly repeating symbol as well.
I thought the covered eye was just a sort of fashion choice, the way a certain type of mysterious/sexy woman might have her bangs covering one eye, as might a certain type of hipster guy. Or someone with a hat at a particularly jaunty angle.
I definitely need to watch the video again to see how much some of these things are repeated.
And it's interesting - I've generally thought Lady Gaga's songs are high quality pop, but they're not especially great compared to other genres. I think Paparazzi and Poker Face are my favorite songs of hers, but I can't tell if that might be just because those are the earlier singles and they've had longer to become familiar. (Those two songs made me think that she has a repeated "p-p-p-p" sound in every one of her songs.) And I thought Telephone was actually a Beyonce song that just happened to feature Lady Gaga, even though the video made it seem the other way around (though I'm definitely not sure).
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Date: 2010-04-07 07:09 pm (UTC)I thought the covered eye was just a sort of fashion choice, the way a certain type of mysterious/sexy woman might have her bangs covering one eye, as might a certain type of hipster guy. Or someone with a hat at a particularly jaunty angle.
I definitely need to watch the video again to see how much some of these things are repeated.
And it's interesting - I've generally thought Lady Gaga's songs are high quality pop, but they're not especially great compared to other genres. I think Paparazzi and Poker Face are my favorite songs of hers, but I can't tell if that might be just because those are the earlier singles and they've had longer to become familiar. (Those two songs made me think that she has a repeated "p-p-p-p" sound in every one of her songs.) And I thought Telephone was actually a Beyonce song that just happened to feature Lady Gaga, even though the video made it seem the other way around (though I'm definitely not sure).