Full disclosure: I used to hate this son. Or rather, I used to get so embarrassed when this came on. All the time. And my sister, who was 11 when this came out, though possibly 12 when it was released as a single (too lazy to check) knew this and would play it all the time. Now though, I completely love it. It’s amazing, and so much fun. My mom wishes I would go back to the little 8 year old boy who’d blush when this comes on. @Music Is Life
Stefani “Dirty-Fucking-Nasty” Germanotta. Probably the most overtly sexual songs in Miss Ga’s discog (don’t fact-check me on this). LoveGame really established her brand of independent, alien sexiness; she’s 0 feet away, Interested in Right Now. @collxtion
I really love the dirty beat. I think it's often forgotten but once you hear it you love it again. @Alenko
I often forget what this is based on the title, but the disco stick hook is perfection @daninternational
My favourite track on the album! The instrumental alone is a fantastic listen and it was always executed fantastically live! @FresherThanYou
I’m a sucker for the high camp of lyrics like “I wanna take a ride on your disco stick”. Combined with the “sick” beat, I never stood a chance against this song. @GimmeWork ork
“I wanna take a ride on your discostick” is the cheapest-but-catchiest refrain that pop music has seen in the last couple of years. She really utilized her oversexed extraterrestrial image from the early days on this. @KingBruno
Sexy Gaga is everything! This is everything. Gotta love playing LoveGames and boy do I love the discostick. Fantastic song! @Laurence
The missing beat before the "HUH!" in the intro is a treat. @madgemad
Another banger and an amazing single choice from this album. The verse + pre-chorus combo is perfection, which made the chorus a tiny bit underwhelming for me. Oh, and the double-entendre style of her lyrics is probably at the peak here (of course, that 'disco stick' line is iconic, but also the bridge/middle-8). And those 'dark' synths just add to the overall vibe of the song. @Maki
Slight R&B influences in the delivery during the verses, which was one of my first surprises on my inital discography run. @Petit nain des Îles
Snotty high school me hated that disco stick line when I first heard the song, which is wild considering how amazing it is. People really can change I guess, as has my feelings for this song over the past decade. I remember listening to this one day a few years ago after listening to it in ages and was blown away by how well this has held up. The chorus is admittedly a tad lacklustre, but the heavenly pre-chorus remains a career highlight. @R27
I do not get the love for this song, the boring chorus and repetitive beat - the only redeeming part is the pre-chorus - and even then... @syPOPhantic
Her performance of this on The Monster Ball, in the see-through plastic dress with the nun habit, was a fucking
moment. Mmmmh yes child. @Seventeen Days
This could be my favourite single off The Fame. It was definitely the moment that I fell in love. The booming synths force you to sit up and take notice. The repetitive melody burrows itself into your memory. I also love the video, simple for Gaga standards but tremendously effective. @sfmartin
it was never a favorite of mine but it’s enjoyable when I stumble upon it randomly. @VitaminBee
I honestly thought this would be shredded in time as it would not grow along with the music trends, but honestly this is still damn fresh. @Sprockrooster
This shouldn't work as much as it does considering it's the closest she has in her discography to a monotone chorus. @Untouchable Ace
The subway scenes in the video are probably the straight-up-sexiest she's ever been? That shot when she's going through the turnstile with the fan just throwing her hair... A shoot. Oh yeah, the song slaps all round really, but it kind of fell down the back of the sofa in the UK as it acted as the fourth single off the album rather than the third, and was consequently spit roasted by "Paparazzi" and "Bad Romance". What a way to go though. @RJF