As the iconic music video for “Telephone” by Lady Gaga and Beyoncé celebrates its 14th anniversary, fans are buzzing with anticipation over the possibility of a long-awaited sequel. The video famously ends with the words “To be continued…” flashing across the screen, leaving viewers eager for more. Following Super Bowl LVIII, subtle hints and clues have emerged suggesting that a sequel may indeed be in the works.
Lady Gaga and Beyoncé both made appearances at this year’s Super Bowl in Las Vegas, where they witnessed the Kansas City Chiefs triumph over the San Francisco 49ers. While this may seem like a routine celebrity sighting at a major sporting event, closer examination reveals a deeper connection. The original “Telephone” music video opens with Gaga being arrested on February 11, 2010 – the exact date of this year’s Super Bowl. Could this timing be more than mere coincidence?
On the same day of the Super Bowl, Beyoncé shared a video announcing her upcoming album. In the video, she is seen driving a vintage taxi cab through the desert, reminiscent of the iconic scenes from the “Telephone” music video. This visual parallel, along with references to a card game motif in both artists’ songs, has fans speculating about possible links between the two projects.
Hidden Messages
Beyoncé’s release of two new songs, including “TEXAS HOLD ‘EM,” shortly after the Super Bowl, raised eyebrows among eagle-eyed fans. The lyrics of the track bear a striking resemblance to Lady Gaga’s hit song “Poker Face,” further fueling speculation about a collaborative project between the two stars. Additionally, references to the number “16” in both artists’ recent releases have sparked theories about a potential follow-up to their previous collaboration.
During the Super Bowl festivities, Lady Gaga shared a photo of herself flashing a peace sign, with some fans interpreting the gesture as a cryptic clue hinting at a sequel to “Telephone.” Her choice to wear a San Francisco 49ers jersey emblazoned with the number “16” further fueled speculation, particularly in light of Beyoncé’s track “16 CARRIAGES.” Moreover, Beyoncé’s recent appearance in a phone commercial has led some fans to draw connections to the original “Telephone” music video, suggesting a deliberate nod to a potential continuation of the story.
While nothing has been confirmed by either Lady Gaga or Beyoncé regarding a “Telephone” sequel, the series of intriguing clues and thematic overlaps between their recent projects have sparked excitement among fans. Whether these hints are simply playful references or indicative of a forthcoming collaboration remains to be seen. Nonetheless, the tantalizing possibility of a follow-up to their iconic music video continues to captivate audiences and fuel speculation within the pop culture sphere.
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