"Bad Romance" is a popular dance song sung by the American female singer Lady Gaga. The lyrics and score are jointly produced by Lady Gaga and RedOne. As the first single to promote the album, the song was released on October 26, 2009, through New Mirror Records, KonLive, and other distribution companies. It was included in the second mini-album "Lady Gaga" released on November 18, 2009. The Fame Monster.

"Bad Romance" won the world’s top music charts in 16 countries and won the "Best Video of the Year", "Best Female Video" and "Best Pop" by the MTV Music Video Awards on September 12, 2010 Video", "Best Dance Video", "Best Director" and other awards, three nominations. On February 13, 2011, "Bad Romance" won the "Best Pop Female Voice" and "Best Short MV" awards awarded by the 53rd Grammy Awards.

In the process of creating "Bad Romance", Lady Gaga spent a lot of time studying music in Russia, Germany, and Eastern Europe. When she heard about the "house-techno" music in Germany, Suddenly, she wanted to make a kind of experimental music with a popular style, and she also hoped that the music she made this time would not be inconsistent with the music of the 1980s. In the chorus of the song, Lady Gaga thought of adopting the music melody popular in the 1990s. At the same time, RedOne is also involved in song arrangement and music production.

As a female singer-songwriter with a variety of styles, Gaga usually changes her image to reflect various types of female singers. In this song, we can all hear the music styles of Britney Spears, Madonna Siconi, and Amy Winehouse. The structure of the song is composed of accent drum beats, disco chorus, and gentle singing bridges. In the musical atmosphere, Gaga tried to use melancholic singing to impress the audience. The first few vocals had a strong "European" accent. The only drawback of this song is the lack of cohesion and the central idea of ​​the lyrics is not clear.