We’ve been getting a lot of links to this video from you guys, so we thought that we would post it.
Check out a couple of very cute kids and some great video editing in this video cover of Lady Gaga and Beyonce’s “Telephone”
Wait for the disturbing part at the end when the child is walking across a bar with the liquor bottles in the background.
A couple days ago, a demo from Britney Spears’ ‘Telephone’ recordings leaked online. MTV has a new report up looking at the leak and quotes Spears Producer Rodney Jerkins:
“As ya’ll know, it’s been an overwhelming day today. I want to say to all the people on Twitter, all Britney’s fans, all the Darkchild fans, I was caught off guard last night with this ‘Telephone’ leak of Britney,” he said.
“I’ve been asked to leak the version, and I haven’t leaked the version, and then last night, there was a version leaked. I really don’t know who leaked the version. It was an early demo stage of the version. It wasn’t even a mixed version. I would never leak something without Britney’s approval, without Larry Rudolph, without Jive Records,” Darkchild continued.
We’ve known for a while that Lady Gaga originally wrote ‘Telephone’ for inclusion on Britney Spears’ ‘Telephone’ album. Britney reportedly rejected it after not being happy with the demo she created.
The demo has now leaked – in FULL – on YouTube. Listen below.
Do you like it? I think it definitely does NOT compare to Gaga and Beyonce’s
We are speechless. Amazing! Thanks to Rachel for the tip.
Another fantastic performance!
Tonight, Gaga tweeted “THIS KILLS ME, I love my fans,” followed by the following video.
The video is a near shot-by-shot replica of the original “Telephone” video. Check it out below!
This week, “Telephone” rises again, making it’s Top 5 debut on the Hot 100 at No.3. It also remains No.1 for the second week in a row on the Pop Songs chart.
“The Fame” rises 3 spots back in to the Top 5, at No.5, while “The Fame Monster” gains 6 positions back to No.13 where it is one of the greatest gainer sales and airplay from last week.
Billboard 200 Album Chart
The Fame – 5 (+3)
The Fame Monster – 13 (+6)
“Bad Romance”
- Hot 100 – 14 (+1)
- Pop Songs – 8 (-3)
- Latin Songs – 21
- Radio Songs – 9 (-4)
- Digital Songs – 20 (-3)
“Telephone”
- Hot 100 – 3 (+6)
– Pop Songs – 1
- Dance/Club Play – 25 (-7)
- Radio Songs – 7 (+1)
- Digital Songs – 4 (+7)
“Paparazzi”
- Digital Songs – 58 (-2)
- Adult Contemporary – 15 (+4)
