About: The Fame Monster (album etymology)

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Lady Gaga's album: The Fame Monster has 8 songs in total. In several interviews Gaga stated that each of the songs in the album is inspired by a monster in her life. Here is a list of the Monsters of each song.

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rdfs:comment	Lady Gaga's album: The Fame Monster has 8 songs in total. In several interviews Gaga stated that each of the songs in the album is inspired by a monster in her life. Here is a list of the Monsters of each song.
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abstract	Lady Gaga's album: The Fame Monster has 8 songs in total. In several interviews Gaga stated that each of the songs in the album is inspired by a monster in her life. Here is a list of the Monsters of each song. * "Bad Romance" represents the Love Monster, and the pleasures of exploring a bad romance. * "Alejandro" represents the Men Monster and Homosexuality (music video only). * "Monster" represents the Sex Monster, as she stated in an interview with Fuse, during her appearance on "Lost Tapes". * "Speechless" represents the Death Monster. * "Dance in the Dark" expresses the Self Monster. * "Telephone" represents the Suffocation Monster and also expresses the feeling of pressure. * "So Happy I Could Die" represents the Addiction Monster, and its also speculated to express vanity because of the lyric "I touch myself/i love that lavender blonde"(her wig). * "Teeth" represents the Truth Monster, and also depicts oral sex.

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