Hmmmmm.
She's a hoot, that girl. I think it's an insane mash-up of
ABBA,
Madonna,
David Lynch (Dune the movie),
Madonna,
Mel Brooks (Springtime for Hitler), (Did I mention
Madonna?), and--
Gaga.
And did I mention--it's very danceable.
(But of course. What else?)
[youtube=425,350]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=niqrrmev4mA&feature[/youtube]
Also:http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/06/08/lady-gaga-alejandro-video_n_604554.htmlLady Gaga 'Alejandro' Video:
Homoerotic Military Fantasy 
Lady Gaga's video for 'Alejandro' is out in full, watch it below.
Gaga describes the video as "a celebration of my love and appreciation for the gay community, my admiration of their bravery, their love for one another and their courage in their relationships. In the video I'm pining for the love of my gay friends--but they just don't want me to be with them."The 8+ minute, military fetish short film is directed by
Steven Klein.
http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/gossip/2010/06/lady-gaga-steven-klein-alejandro-video.html
Ministry of Gossip
The gospel on celebrity and pop cultureLady Gaga and Steven Klein offer up 'Alejandro' [video]
June 8, 2010 | 1:51 pmGone are the days, little monsters, of the bubble-gum girl-on-girl action we got in Lady Gaga's video for "Telephone" featuring Beyonce.
The Lady unleashes a video today for her track "Alejandro" -- and while the ditty is a Spanish-style salute to intense suitors everywhere, the visuals are more on par with a band of methadone patients traveling the Eastern Bloc with a production of "Cabaret."
Directed by longtime
Madonna collaborator
Steven Klein, Gaga takes us to a deconstructed world of androgyny, where perfect male specimens dance their love out in glossy black pumps, and upside-down crosses adorn lady parts.
Speaking of which, there are several controversial uses of religious imagery, including the aforementioned cross decoration and the swallowing of a rosary necklace. And then there's her machine-gun-barreled pointy bra. And a funeral procession with a barbed-wire-laced heart on platter. And ...
Oh, just watch Gaga's "Alejandro" already -- it's definitely sexually suggestive, so be aware of that before you click "play" -- and tell us your thoughts in comments.
-- Matt Donnelly 
http://nymag.com/daily/fashion/2010/03/will_steven_klein_do_lady_gaga.htmlCan Steven Klein Do Lady Gaga’s ‘Alejandro’ Video Justice?
3/23/10 at 4:35 PM
Steven Klein will reportedly direct the video for
Lady Gaga's next single, "Alejandro," even though her next single should probably really be "Monster," but whatever. She'll probably make no less of a spectacle of herself with the "Alejandro" phase, especially with her faux Spanish accent, which sounds ridiculous on the track mixed with her faux forties movie accent. However, Klein is primarily a fashion photographer, and Gaga has relied on video directors for her past videos. She hired
Jonas Ackerlund for the epic "Paparazzi" and "Telephone" videos, and music-video and film director
Francis Lawrence did the "Bad Romance" video (which we actually slightly prefer to the "Telephone" video, if only for the McQueen).
Klein's recent video credits include a viral short for Madonna's D&G sunglasses campaign. However, he could be a good fit for "Alejandro" because, as we saw not too long ago in
W, he knows how to make Latin men look good. But this being Gaga, she's likely to not do a literal interpretation of the single for the video. After all, what did the "Telephone" video concept have to do with the song? They danced a little bit and talked on telephones, but that was about it. The rest just looked like something she felt like doing because she had a big budget and could. It will be interesting to see if, for the Alejandro phase, she finds a
Jesus Luz of her own to cart around with her, kind of like how she wore a telephone on her head while promoting "Telephone."
