[37] Nathan Pensky of PopMatters felt that it is "a song truly produced up of almost nothing, not even bothering to experience its vacuity". Acknowledging its catchiness, Pensky opined that making an easy pop song was not sufficient, Specifically thinking of the quality of Gaga's other songs—"Terrible Romance" and "Telephone".[38] https://zanebujdy.ambien-blog.com/46444804/how-much-you-need-to-expect-you-ll-pay-for-a-good-the-son-of-man