This Day in Pop: Lady Gaga releases Stupid Love as the lead single from Chromatica (February 28)

[ChromaticaGlory]

[ChromaticaGlory]

I still can't believe it's been a whole year already 

[Jordan Miller]

Good lord this feels like a lifetime ago

[Hooked-On-Knee]

This was a good single, people need to be more grateful.

[Stefani]

So much potential ruined by Miss Rona and the leak. 

[Isla]

I'm ashamed to admit I heard the leak before its official release. It takes me back to a simpler time before I realised the severity of coronavirus ddd. It's a great song, I think Alice or Free Woman might have been a better lead single although this is still radio friendly enough to be a single.

[TarzanPapi1776]

A year later and still no Alice single release.  Should've been the lead single tbh.  I would take a duet cover of it with Tony Bennett at this point. 

 

[Leolileinstein]

Chromatica era >>>>>>>>

This song is fantastic 

[MX3]

This song slayed me when it came out. I remember having the song on repeat in my car.
 

Simpler times....back when i was planning a huge loft party for my bday in April....  

[ChromaticaGlory]

I was battling severe depression back during this time, but listening to Stupid Love helped me with that 

[ChromaticaGlory]

50 minutes ago, TarzanPapi1776 said:

A year later and still no Alice single release.  Should've been the lead single tbh.  I would take a duet cover of it with Tony Bennett at this point. 

 

I'm surprised that Alice didn't become a single. I wouldn't mind if Babylon, Sour Candy, or Replay ended up being singles though

[Luminous]

I do not consider myself a fan of Gaga, even tho I have heard all her albums, I am a more casual listener of her work. "Stupid Love" for me, hasn't been the best option as an opening. The song is very basic and unfortunately its music video has not helped the song, but quite the contrary, a very cheap video with somewhat cringe performances.

"Rain On Me" was a good step forward, I think it didn’t get the desired numbers being a collaboration of two high-caliber artists, but I must admit that this song is more catchy and more ear-pleasing than the first single.

Regarding "911" is a song that didn’t call my attention at first, in fact I didn’t like it very much, but watching the video several times has helped the song grow in me and I ended up liking it, unlike what happened with SP.

"Alice" should have been a single without a doubt. "Sour Candy" was a great candidate since BlackPink is at its best and my favorite "Sine From Above" and "1001 Doves" could have been interesting singles, not the most original or fresh, but I must admit I love those two songs next to "Alice".

[ChromaticaGlory]

3 hours ago, Luminous said:

I do not consider myself a fan of Gaga, even tho I have heard all her albums, I am a more casual listener of her work. "Stupid Love" for me, hasn't been the best option as an opening. The song is very basic and unfortunately its music video has not helped the song, but quite the contrary, a very cheap video with somewhat cringe performances.

"Rain On Me" was a good step forward, I think it didn’t get the desired numbers being a collaboration of two high-caliber artists, but I must admit that this song is more catchy and more ear-pleasing than the first single.

Regarding "911" is a song that didn’t call my attention at first, in fact I didn’t like it very much, but watching the video several times has helped the song grow in me and I ended up liking it, unlike what happened with SP.

"Alice" should have been a single without a doubt. "Sour Candy" was a great candidate since BlackPink is at its best and my favorite "Sine From Above" and "1001 Doves" could have been interesting singles, not the most original or fresh, but I must admit I love those two songs next to "Alice".

Well, Stupid Love's hype was ruined some because of the leak. Had it not been leaked 5 weeks before its release, it would have done better.

As for ROM, it was a global smash hit. I knew it was gonna have huge success. Unfortunately, that didn't translate as much to here in the US.

I love Chromatica, and it has a special place in my heart because it helped me get out of an extremely dark time in my life. 

[FemmeFataleBrit]

5 hours ago, ChromaticaGlory said:

I was battling severe depression back during this time, but listening to Stupid Love helped me with that 

That’s really lovely to here but... really... this is the song that helped you out?

[ChromaticaGlory]

51 minutes ago, FemmeFataleBrit said:

That’s really lovely to here but... really... this is the song that helped you out?

One of them, yes, but Rain On Me, Fun Tonight, Sine From Above, and Replay were the main ones. 

[Xfactor Sam]

6 hours ago, ChromaticaGlory said:

I was battling severe depression back during this time, but listening to Stupid Love helped me with that 

Glad to read it helped 

[justin4britney]

Every time I hear this I think of the week/days right before masks and social distancing when we all thought just washing hands and not touching our faces for two weeks was the cure.

[Xfactor Sam]

You know what. Stupid Love is a kick-as.s song. It doesnt get enough credit and its really not fair. 

For me its the best song on the album. It was a great first single. I hope in the years to come people will get to appreciate this song more. 

I think Chromatica is my favorite Gaga album. I really regret this album happened during the pandemic. I just keep dreaming of all the fabulous promo we would have gotten if it wasnt for stupid covid. 

Im still trying to process the fact that theres not gonna be videos for Free Woman, Babylon and Sour Candy 

[ColdAsFire88]

Stupid Love always puts me in a good mood then I find myself singing along, so its a good pop record 

I really wish Gaga would have released Sour Candy, Alice and Replay as singles 

[ObsessedBritFan1]

Who’s need stupid love when we have each other @ChromaticaGlory