Bojan the Top7 Dog

What else dropped? Her newest song. Not “Judas” – “Three Way”. When Justin Timberlake hosted SNL with Lady Gaga as musical guest, they premiered “Three Way”, their homage to the acceptability of a menage a trois with each other, so long as there’s a chick involved somehow. Her guest appearance on Andy Samberg and Justin Timberlake’s tune about the golden rule is now viral as the diseases those characters in the videos likely have.

But as for her solo work, nearly 5000 Top7 users voted for their favorite Lady GaGa songs, and there appears to be a consensus on which ones are the best across genders and age groups. First off, every single demographic considers “Bad Romance” to be the most epic Lady GaGa song to date. The ode to love gone bad resonated with all the fans the most, or maybe it easy to remember chorus of “Ra Ma Ra Ma Ma Ga Ga Ooh La La” — lyrical genius.

Next up, most Top7 user demographics appreciated GaGa’s anthem of self-acceptance slash alien birth, “Born this Way”, but in all demographics above 25 years old, the song actually dropped from #2 favorite to #7 favorite. it seems that the farther the audience was from their own birth, the less they appreciated the song.

Coming in at #3 for all groups was GaGa’s rebuke of cellular communications, aptly titled “Telephone”. For 25-25 year olds, it was higher, at #2, and the over 35 year old set, probably not understanding her beef with the telephone device they love so dearly, the song came in at #4.

“Alejandro” appears as #4 in most groups, but boys like it for #5. The older you get the more likely you are to appreciate “Alejandro”, as for 25-35 year olds it comes in at #4, and for the 35+ set.

Rounding out the top 5 for most groups was the anthem for gambling technique: “Poker Face”. Men liked it a little better, coming in at #4, and also same for 25-35 year olds. The 35+ crowd liked it as #3.

And the rest of the hits? “Judas,” her newest single, didn’t crack the top 5 except for with 13-17 year old girls, at #5. “Just Dance” was the most popular with 25-35 year olds, who apparently best appreciate GaGa’s debut single. And my personal favorite, the ballad of the invasive photographer, “Paparazzi” was most popular with those over 35.

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I waited in line overnight and then when I had it in my paws, it was a dream come true. When I finally ripped my sparkly new iPhone out of the hands of that store clerk, it was a magical moment never to be forgotten. But that moment was fleeting. After that initial tingly feeling of elation came over me, suddenly a crushing sense of doom set in. Why? Because this darn thing is full of infinite possibilities and I had no idea where to start. Certainly not by making a phone call! That is so 2004.

I often find myself in line for things, so I figured I would get some games. I can now get something USEFUL done as I wait for the bathroom at Starbucks. But seriously there are umpteen million to choose from. Angry Birds was a given. I’m a dog so the thought of flinging birds all over the place is pretty appealing. And Top7 rankers agreed with that statement – of every age group and equally amongst men and women, Angry Birds is generally agreed to be THE game to get for your iPhone. So it is settled. Angry Birds is on my phone now, to the delight of all those billionaires in Finland at Rovio Mobile.

Doodle Jump is definitely second on the to-game list. It appears in the top 5 for every age group, although if you’re 18-35 it rounds out your top five whereas if you’re younger than 18 or older than 35, odds are its higher. That four-legged thingamabobber looks pretty delicious to me also, most importantly, human people enjoy how its like an iPhone Wii game where you move your entire phone in order to play.

Fruit Ninja is also a must have. Who ever thought slicing fruit would be such an addictive activity? Working at Jamba Juice must be highly rewarding. It is universally in the top five games for everyone, men, women, and across all ages.

Boys love Assassin’s Creed and Asphalt 5. Racing cars, like in Asphalt 5, is one of the more classic video game ideas so far for my iPhone from this list of the most best, but Assassin’s Creed is definitely a cool spin on the “killing people” genre of video games. When I started playing it, and the killing people aspect of the game was pretty standard, but learning about Renaissance history was definitely unexpected. When I caught myself suddenly super knowledgeable about ancient Jerusalem, I’ll tell you the truth: I felt a little violated.

On the other hand, girls love Cut the Rope and Glee Karaoke. The latter is fairly straightforward as a game, but Cut the Rope is a pretty cool puzzle. Feeding the monster Om Nom with candy is kind of a creative game and also a clever way to promote childhood obesity. I kid, I kid. Everyone loves candy.

If you’re a teen, you’ll probably like Assassin’s Creed and Asphalt 5 a lot. Twenty somethings like those too, but if youre over 35, get your ghetto on because you’re probably going to be a fan of Original Gangstaz Rock. Not sure why the over 35 set likes to imagine themselves in a giant gang war, but I’m only three dog years old, so maybe one day I will understand.

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