But, if we’re keeping it real, a little song called “How Bad Do U Want Me” might have played a role in Gaga’s skyrocketing streams, despite it not being a single like “Die With a Smile ...

Well, sorry to any Swifties out there, but Billboard has now confirmed that it’s not Taylor’s voice you can hear on the backing vocals of How Bad Do U Want Me. Still, even Gaga herself has ...

A source doubled down on this after the rumor started to make headlines. That insider told Page Six that talk of Swift working on the Gaga track is 'false.' Fan speculation of her secretly doing ...

Lady Gaga’s How Bad Do U Want Me is a synth-driven track that captures the chaos and glamour of her artistry. Featured on her album Mayhem, the song blends sonic nostalgia with a fresh, synth-laden ...

According to Mayhem’s album credits, “How Bad Do U Want Me” was written by Andrew Watt, Henry Walter, Gaga, and her fiancé, Michael Polansky. (I.e. NOT Taylor Swift.) Even though this wasn ...

Welcome to our weekly music post, where we spotlight our favorite new songs and albums. Hop in the comments and tell us: What new music are you listening to? “Since April,” the new single from ...

Lady Gaga has decided to play it straight on her new album, Mayhem. Sadly, this awkward attempt at re-creating the magic of early hits such as Bad Romance and Born This Way is about as convincing ...

Lady Gaga’s new album Mayhem lives up to its title, but there’s a lot of sweetness and romanticism, too. In the track “How Bad Do U Want Me,” Gaga goes full-on ’80s prom ballad ...

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At the halfway point of Lady Gaga’s newest album, Mayhem, is a song that sounds like anything but the record’s title. “How Bad Do U Want Me” is poppy and lyrical — a mid-tempo serenade ...

Eighties Michael Jackson on “Shadow Of A Man” brushes shoulders with dreamy 1989-era Taylor Swift synthpop on “How Bad Do U Want Me”. Despite the fusillade of inspiration – disco, new-wave, 1970s soft ...