fame monsters

Cruising the youtube users that have been a great help to spread the message from John Ramsey's Fair Justice Foundation appeal to the public for information about JonBenet' s murder, I noticed many Lady Gaga vids. I watched a few to try to figure out what it was about Lady Gaga that was making her famous. I am still not sure, but that can be attributed to an undeveloped palette for the genre.

Of course, I am still not sure how or why it is JonBenet's murder became the media magnet it did, as opposed to any other crime against any other child.

Seems Lady Gaga released a new album yesterday, The Fame Monster, where JonBenet's name is sung among famous women whose lives were from the public's perception less than happy, ending abruptly. I am confident JonBenet was your typical all-American happy and content kindergartner, until one night, but find her here memorialized with Diana, Judy and Marilyn - -

Reviewing Lady Gaga’s Fame Monster: Track-By-Track
Posted in Astrostraddle
By Alexandria and Stef

"Hello little monsters! Alex here! As you know, Lady Gaga’s sophomore album “The Fame Monster” was released today, and obviously we need to discuss/obsess. I’ve recruited Gaga Specialist Stef to collaborate with me on this track-by-track breakdown....

ALEX: My lord, that JonBenet Ramsey lyric/shout-out is cray cray...She name-checks a host of famously unhappy women, everyone from Sylvia Plath to JonBenet Ramsey to Princess Diana...Yeah, so let’s take a look at the “Vogue”-like spoken word in the bridge Stef mentioned:

Marilyn, Judy, Sylvia,

Tell ‘em how you feel girls.
Work your blonde

‘Benet Ramsey will haunt like Liberace.

Find your freedom in the music,

find your Jesus,

find your Kubrick."