Woman Gaga has confirmed that the long-awaited sequel to her hit 2009 track ‘Phone’ will occur – discover out what the popstar needed to say under.
In 2009, Gaga teamed up with Beyoncé for the pop smash hit ‘Phone’, which featured on ‘The Fame Monster’, an expanded model of her album ‘The Fame’. The track’s accompanying music video noticed each musicians star in a mini-narrative movie that ended with the cryptic phrases “to be continued…”
16 years later, a follow-up to the mega collaboration has but to be launched, although it’s not totally out the query for Gaga. Woman Gaga – who’s presently gearing as much as launch her seventh studio album ‘Mayhem’ subsequent month – lately took half in a lie detector take a look at for Vainness, the place she spoke about ‘Phone’ and its proposed sequel.
Among the many first questions requested by the Selection crew for the lie detector take a look at was if ‘Phone’ “will ever be continued”. Woman Gaga cautiously answered “sure”, however clarified that she doesn’t know when it’ll occur.
As for Beyoncé’s involvement within the follow-up, Woman Gaga merely stated “possibly”. When requested if the sequel’s delay is because of scheduling conflicts with Beyoncé, Woman Gaga delivered an emphatic “no”.
Woman Gaga is because of launch her extremely anticipated ‘Mayhem’ on March 7, following on from 2020’s ‘Chromatica’ and her ‘Harlequin’ companion document (2024). You possibly can pre-order/pre-save your copy of the album right here.
As for the construct to ‘Mayhem’, Gaga has launched three singles thus far: ‘Die With A Smile’ with Bruno Mars, ‘Illness’ and ‘Abracadabra’. Yesterday, she revealed the album’s full assortment of songs, which is able to embody a characteristic from DJ and producer Gesaffelstein – try the album’s full tracklist right here.
To have a good time the discharge of the upcoming album, Gaga will pull double obligation on Saturday Night time Stay (SNL) they day after the document’s launch, the place she is going to host the long-runnign sketch present and carry out as a musical visitor.