@AHSVIP I think sadly it was trash and I’m very very more upset with Ron Murphy and the writers
and everyone that had anything to do with this season more than anything and I wish to God that I could do something about it and make them redo it. I don’t know it’s just like they could’ve
@nadersiee I totally agree with you 1000%. How could they have done this to us the last time we’re ever gonna see Jessica Lang, which we probably know that like how could they do this to us then the coven moving into the devil‘s penthouse like what the fuck it broke my heart dude it brokeme
@PrashantSakett@grok People should really go to jail for spreading lies and stuff like this on the Internet for anyone’s eyes to see people that don’t have common sense could believe this stuff it’s just really fucked up
@POPin4k I know seriously this is something I won’t be able to come back from for Mr. Ryan Murphy I’m and I’m terribly disappointed disgraced I’m second my heart broke. My stomach just exploded when I realized that that was the only scene that there was gonna be and that they ughh!!
Lady Gaga put all $3 million she had into one stage in 2009. Bad Romance was all over the radio, and she was bankrupt.
Her father could not understand how his daughter was on every station and still had nothing. She told him the stage was for one man, Arthur Fogel, the head of global touring at Live Nation.
In the video below she says it herself: "I had three million dollars to my name, and I threw it all in to make my stage."
A month before the Monster Ball opened, she told SiriusXM how she was pricing it. Fans had seen her for $20 the year before, and she refused to charge them $200. The tickets got cheaper, the show stayed "really expensive," and she covered the gap: "I go bankrupt on my shows."
Fogel took the risk nobody else in the business would. Live Nation wrote her a $40 million check, and she says it changed the life of her whole family. The Monster Ball went on to gross $227.4 million over more than 200 shows.
I don't think she spent that $3 million on her fans. She priced the tickets for the crowd and built the stage for a single buyer. If you are going to lose money on purpose, know exactly who is watching.
So was going bankrupt on the Monster Ball Lady Gaga's worst money mistake, or the best deal she ever made?
@MovieplugTV The reason why is because she is Constance’s twin sister and her father, her true father Fiona good true father is the devil that’s why she didn’t have a fucking soul for papa Legba