Saturday Night Live "Lady Gaga" summons a demon skit

"Entertainment Industry".

Any Gaga fans here?

Only the Skrillex remixed songs back in like 2011.

Lady is a he.
His concert video years ago is too graphic to post.

He had a slippage while under the influence. The tuck failed.

I like his ”Died this way” remix and a few other songs he remixed of hers.

not me!.

yuck!

I quit watching SNL back in the early '90s when it stopped being funny.

I stopped just after Chevy Chase and Gilda Radner(rip.)

So... What is this skit we are talking about? I've never seen it. Are we going to have to go look it up?

Pretty sure that's not true.
Not that I care one way or the other, but every source known to man says that she was born a she, and still is.

A few years ago I saw a concert video of hers that was uploaded 15 years ago. That outdoor concert may have been older.

She was obviously lit. On drugs. Or something.

She's in a very short dress, she moves and it was a very obvious something exposed that isn't part of female anatomy.

But that's just a small part of what makes her ,him, what they are today.
Gaga said in an interview that she created her new album to honor the dark arts.

I can't imagine the concert tour to come.

After Swifts Satanic rites during her last tour, I wonder if any worldly concerts will not include such things?

Our own community has been duped by Christian artists who later admit,in one case,they're atheists.

I have long been a follower of and firm believer in the advice of the fourth Earl of Chesterfield. "Let blockheads read what blockheads wrote." Or in this case, let blockheads watch what blockheads recorded.

So yeah, no, I have no idea about all this stuff y'all are talking about. But it sounds like something I would probably advise my children to not watch, if I had any children.

The video in the OP tells why the episode isn't included.

You can go to YT and search, SNL Lady Gaga summons demon

Actually I couldn't find it by that.

I did find it by searching SNL birthday at friendly's.

So I watched the skit, and it was not a real demon summoning. It was a farce predicated on the premise of, don't lie about your birthday just to get a free dessert.

It was also cannon fodder for those who like to blow up benign incidents into something they can holler about.

There is enough real evil in the world. I don't think we need to run around yelling about things like this. It makes us look pretty foolish, as well it should.

Pop culture always has some new beacon that glorifies "edgy rebellion."

I grew up during the Madonna era (the singer, not the mother of Christ,) and I remember the churches being in a big tizzy over her work, too ("Papa Don't Preach," about an unmarried teen deciding to keep her baby, when single parenthood was seen as the ultimate moral failure,) and "Like a Prayer," (with burning crosses and a black "Jesus" figure, whom she kisses.)

One of the pastors who at my Lutheran high school told us, "Hell will be hot for Madonna."

But no one ever talked about Madonna's "Oh Father" video, in which she re-enacts a bit of her own life, including her mother dying of cancer when she was 8 -- and seeing the stitched-together lips of her mother's body at the funeral -- along with her father's rages over being left to now raise 8 kids on his own. Behind all the performances, there is still a person. I can't imagine what kind of effect that would have had on me as a child, seeing my mother's stitched-together corpse.

I've also read reviews in which Madonna talked about her earliest impressions of what she was taught was the church, seeing her devoutly Catholic mother kneel on uncooked rice and sleeping on wire hangers to punish herself for her sins. To her, God is someone you have to constantly hurt yourself in order to please, and she strongly disagreed with that.

And now some of Lady Gaga's performances almost make Madonna's early material look like Mother Teresa in comparison. Evil only gets worse over time.

I've read interviews with both women talking about the sexual abuses they went through, and other various traumas -- which are now all being acted out for the world to see.

An older Christian mentor I had in my hometown taught me to pray for people like this, and I've prayed for Madonna all my life (I now pray for Lady Gaga as well.)

I just see them as people who, like so many others, are probably dealing with a lot of terrible things, and making even worse choices along the way.

I know a lot of people like this in real life as well -- the only real difference to me is that celebrities have a much larger audience.

I know my prayers might not do any good, but I still pray for a lot of everyday people I know who are making awful choices, so I just add some of these high-profile people to my list.

I need a dictionary in like the top right corner of all my screens for when you post a comment

Lol!

I thought I was the only one.

There are many, many times, I have to start looking up the words he's using as he's using them.

Which isn't a bad thing at all. The problem is, I forget most of the words Lynx uses once I look them up... As if they fall right out of my brain.

It very much keeps me in check, and humbled over the fact that I only retain about a 6th grade vocabulary.

Well,it could have been in part to promote her new album that celebrates the dark arts.

Throw in an ice cream twist and it seems benign.

There are a bunch of Christians on this site that are so obviously unique; you can tell that God uniquely designed them to stand out,

I heard that once she is done with a concert, she goes home alone and is all alone. I think I heard her cry out about how isolated she is…