<p>Did we just access some unreleased versions of Lady Gaga’s hit songs this weekend? Listed under her real name, Stefani Germanotta, these unreleased versions of her hit songs made their way to streaming services, much to the surprise of her fans, who couldn't believe their luck.&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>Have you heard these unreleased Lady Gaga songs yet?</strong></h2>

<p>The three songs that sound like unreleased versions of songs we’ve heard before are purported different mixes or versions of two previously released songs – &nbsp;“Perfect Illusion” and “Fashion”. This also includes an unreleased 2007 song called "Retro Physical".&nbsp;</p>

<p>Fans who have done some internet digging claim that the 2007 unreleased song is a collaboration with producer Noize Trip which has been making the rounds online for many years. It, however, sounds a lot like a song from her 2008 debut album,<em> The Fame.</em></p>

<p>The other two sound like early versions of the officially released songs. While the unreleased song which is called “Fashion” is listed as a demo, it plays as a slightly sped-up version of the Gaga song included on 2009’s <em>Confessions of a Shopaholic</em> soundtrack.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Some even feel that these don’t strike them as leaks but the doings of Artificial Intelligence. Users speculate that they feel that the “Perfect Illusion” demo was made with AI.</p>

<p>The tracks were uploaded in late January, some nine days ago by a person called UnreleasedSongs. It also claims that they have the copyright to these songs. Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/growing-calls-for-change-in-law-as-taylor-swift-gets-embroiled-in-cyber-attack-684676">Growing calls for change in law as Taylor Swift gets embroiled in cyber attack</a></p>

<p>The songs are posted on Spotify, Apple Music and Tidal.</p>

<p>We wonder what Lady Gaga has to say about this.</p>


Did we just access some unreleased versions of Lady Gaga’s hit songs this weekend? Listed under her real name, Stefani Germanotta, these unreleased versions of her hit songs made their way to streaming services, much to the surprise of her fans, who couldn't believe their luck.

Did we just access some unreleased versions of Lady Gaga’s hit songs this weekend? Listed under her real name, Stefani Germanotta, these unreleased versions of her hit songs made their way to streaming services, much to the surprise of her fans, who couldn't believe their luck. Have you heard these unreleased Lady Gaga songs yet? The three songs that sound like unreleased versions of songs we’ve heard before are purported different mixes or versions of two previously released songs – “Perfect Illusion” and “Fashion”. This also includes an unreleased 2007 song called "Retro Physical". Fans who have done some internet digging claim that the 2007 unreleased song is a collaboration with producer Noize Trip which has been making the rounds online for many years. It, however, sounds a lot like a song from her 2008 debut album, The Fame. The other two sound like early versions of the officially released songs. While the unreleased song which is called “Fashion” is listed as a demo, it plays as a slightly sped-up version of the Gaga song included on 2009’s Confessions of a Shopaholic soundtrack. What's in the Grammys luxury gift bag? This year, it's valued at a whopping $36,000 Some even feel that these don’t strike them as leaks but the doings of Artificial Intelligence. Users speculate that they feel that the “Perfect Illusion” demo was made with AI. The tracks were uploaded in late January, some nine days ago by a person called UnreleasedSongs. It also claims that they have the copyright to these songs. Also read: Growing calls for change in law as Taylor Swift gets embroiled in cyber attack The songs are posted on Spotify, Apple Music and Tidal. We wonder what Lady Gaga has to say about this.

Three unreleased songs under Lady Gaga’s real name leak on streamers

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<p>An Oklahoma teenager has become the first person ever to beat Tetris, three decades after the release of the evergreen game. Willis Gibson, 23, who goes by the streamer name Blue Scuti has become the proud owner of the record which has left the gaming community astonished.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Gibson posted a video on Tuesday (Jan 2) that showed him breaking the record by entering the game's "kill screen" where things become so chaotic that the signature blocks start falling rapidly, rendering the game unplayable as it cannot continue.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In the video, Gibson plays the game for roughly 38 minutes and reaches level 157 before saying, “Oh, I missed it,” believing that he had misplaced a block, scuttling his daring attempt.&nbsp;</p>

<p>However, after the screen froze and the score read '999999' suggesting the game had ended, Gibson erupted in joy.&nbsp;</p>

<p>“Oh my God! Yes! I’m going to pass out. I can’t feel my hands," he could be heard saying.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In an interview with a fellow streamer, Gibson dedicated the game to his dad Adam Gibson who died last month. He added that the game became a struggle after half an hour into it.&nbsp;</p>

<p>“My biggest struggle was when the nerves started kicking in after 30 minutes of play,” BlueScuti told streamer ITZsharky1.&nbsp;</p>

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<h2><strong>Gibson's strategy to achieve the record</strong></h2>

<p>Notably, Gibson, a Tetris prodigy used the “rolling” controller technique, a new way of holding and using the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) controller to achieve the rare feat. Before the rolling method, popularised in 2021, players used to employ the "hyper tapping" technique where one tapped the controller’s D-pad 12 times per second.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Under the rolling mechanism, players roll their fingers on the bottom of an NES controller and use that pressure to push the controller into their other hand, which presses the D-pad to move the blocks.</p>

<p>The achievement becomes even more huge as previously, only artificial intelligence computer programmes had beaten Tetris.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

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<p>"This is unbelievable. Developers didn't think anyone would ever make it that far and now the game has officially been beaten by a human being," Vince Clemente, CEO of Classic Tetris World Championship was quoted as saying by Reuters.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The game was first released on the NES on June 6, 1984, and as of last year, it had sold over 520 million copies, making it the best-selling video game of all time.&nbsp;</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


An Oklahoma teenager has become the first person ever to beat Tetris, three decades after the release of the evergreen game. Willis Gibson, 23, who goes by the streamer name Blue Scuti has become the proud owner of the record which has left the gaming community astonished.

An Oklahoma teenager has become the first person ever to beat Tetris, three decades after the release of the evergreen game. Willis Gibson, 23, who goes by the streamer name Blue Scuti has become the proud owner of the record which has left the gaming community astonished. Gibson posted a video on Tuesday (Jan 2) that showed him breaking the record by entering the game's "kill screen" where things become so chaotic that the signature blocks start falling rapidly, rendering the game unplayable as it cannot continue. In the video, Gibson plays the game for roughly 38 minutes and reaches level 157 before saying, “Oh, I missed it,” believing that he had misplaced a block, scuttling his daring attempt. However, after the screen froze and the score read '999999' suggesting the game had ended, Gibson erupted in joy. “Oh my God! Yes! I’m going to pass out. I can’t feel my hands," he could be heard saying. In an interview with a fellow streamer, Gibson dedicated the game to his dad Adam Gibson who died last month. He added that the game became a struggle after half an hour into it. “My biggest struggle was when the nerves started kicking in after 30 minutes of play,” BlueScuti told streamer ITZsharky1. 13 year old Willis Gibson aka Blue Scuti became the first recorded person to beat Tetris causing the game to freeze after reaching level 157 pic.twitter.com/uRt3KOasTh — Jake Lucky (@JakeSucky) January 4, 2024 × Watch | China announces rules to reduce spending on video games × Gibson's strategy to achieve the record Notably, Gibson, a Tetris prodigy used the “rolling” controller technique, a new way of holding and using the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) controller to achieve the rare feat. Before the rolling method, popularised in 2021, players used to employ the "hyper tapping" technique where one tapped the controller’s D-pad 12 times per second. Under the rolling mechanism, players roll their fingers on the bottom of an NES controller and use that pressure to push the controller into their other hand, which presses the D-pad to move the blocks. The achievement becomes even more huge as previously, only artificial intelligence computer programmes had beaten Tetris. Also read | Top Best-Selling Video Games of All-Time "This is unbelievable. Developers didn't think anyone would ever make it that far and now the game has officially been beaten by a human being," Vince Clemente, CEO of Classic Tetris World Championship was quoted as saying by Reuters. The game was first released on the NES on June 6, 1984, and as of last year, it had sold over 520 million copies, making it the best-selling video game of all time. (With inputs from agencies)

US teenager becomes first player ever to beat Tetris game; shatters records in 38 minutes

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