The Fame Monster is total and utter ‘true GaGa’. She aspires to legends as Klaus Nomi, Freddie Mercury, somewhat Madonna and David Bowie. I give the entire album a 10/10 for expressing true artwork, unbiased by the record label or what’s normal or popular. It goes against her style. Go to the Monster Ball and you will know.

Years of meaningless pop must have dulled your senses.

Throughout the song, she speaks of girls… girls who are abused mentally by their boyfriends. They’re too ashamed, and are forced to “dance in the dark” which is a metaphor for being to ashamed to be yourself in everyday light.

It also pays homage to women, strong women, all who died before their time. Wherever they are, they are still dancing.

Judy Garland. Marilyn Monroe. Sylvia Plath. Princess Diana. Jonbenet Ramsey.

It’s deep. It’s heavy. It’s pop music, at it’s finest.