Lady Gaga's Music as a whole is Immoral

I assume my opponent has agreed to the points I made in Round 1 concerning what music we will use. The list is down to 37 songs. I agree with the notion that we are looking at the music as a whole and not a few examples, which is a huge flaw I see in my opponent's case. I'll deal with that after presenting my own. The following is a list of songs that I consider permissible. My opponent cannot expect every single song that anyone ever listens to to be perfect. However, the following list (with neutral/good songs in bold) shows the majority - 'on the whole' - of Lady GaGa's music to be fine. The songs are listed by US album. The Fame Just Dance LoveGame Papparazzi Beautiful, Dirty, Rich Eh, Eh (Nothing Else I Can Say) Poker Face The Fame Money Honey Starstruck Boys Boys Boys Paper Gangsta Brown Eyes I Like it Rough Summerboy The Fame Monster Bad Romance Alejandro Monster Speechless Dance in the Dark Telephone So Happy I Could Die Teeth Born This Way (includes deluxe songs) Marry the Night Born this Way Government Hooker Judas Americano Hair Scheiße Bloody Mary Bad Kids Highway Unicorn Heavy Metal Lover Electric Chapel Yoü and I The Edge of Glory Fashion of His Love The Queen Black Jesus†Amen Fashion Other Fashion (Confessions of a Shopaholic Soundtrack) Out of these 39 songs, 25 have little to no objectionable content on a moral ground. Thus, a majority (a little under two thirds) are not immoral, negating the resolution that on the whole, Lady GaGa's music is immoral. Now onto my opponent's case. Glorifies sex and vanity?This goes out of order in his constructive chronology.My opponent makes the claim that Lady GaGa's music is vain and promotes a bad body image. "It cannot be denied that the image Lady Gaga's image is one that has immense focus on image; i.e. vanity...". Let's look at some of her songs' lyrics. The lead single from her latest album, entitled Born this Way: "Baby, you were born this way... I'm beautiful in my own way/ 'cause God makes no mistakes / I'm on the right track, baby / I was Born this Way Yeah!" Bad Kids: "Don't be insecure/ if your heart is pure / you're still good to me / if you're a bad kid baby" In my case, "Fashion of His Love" is one of the bolded songs. I'd like for Pro to provide textual evidence as to why this is an immoral song. If you listen to the lyircs, you'll see it's true meaning: It's a mourn over her dear friend, Alexander McQueen's, suicide. ("As fitting as McQueen")Lady GaGa, like several teenage girls across the nation, likes fashion. Girls are given barbie dolls and fashion sets from very young ages in the US - what's wrong with that? While some songs certainly are objectionable (BDR being one of them), things pertaining to fashion aren't inherently bad because of their subject matter.Also being a Christian as well, my opponent would agree with the following verse from Acts 15:20 "Instead we should write to them, telling them to abstain from food polluted by idols, from sexual immorality, from the meat of strangled animals and from blood."I absolutely agree, which is why I don't listen to the songs that aren't bolded within my case. She has bad songs. I don't listen to them. The heinous morals of Teeth don't bleed into Telephone.And will simply take the songs for face value. This will (and has) lead to many people gaining warped ideas about sex, and they will take it as something that can be used merely for pleasure. This will lead to STD, Unwanted pregnancies, Abortion as a form of birth control, broken hearts, broken home, and romantic Nihilism.I believe this is pure conjecture. This is what you have done, but most people who listen to her music realize the message of self-respect (like that of Born This Way). Bottom line: Lady GaGa is not a demon-possessed prostitute who has the ability to turn this nation to anarchy in the form of birth control, broken heats & homes, and romantic nihilism. This is pure conjecture and fear-mongering. I highly doubt there are many, if any, cases where someone gets an abortion becase "Lady GaGa says its OK" (which she never has at all). MY opponent credits Lady GaGa with far too much power than she has: while being an extremely influential woman, one of the top ten in the Time 100, there is not religion that commands millions of followers dedicated to following her every whim expressed in her music. _____When all is said and done, there are some very bad songs GaGa sings (Teeth, LoveGame, Judas, namely) but the "one bad sheep taints the whole flock" idea doesn't apply. Each song should be evaluated on a case-by-case basis. I did such a thing in my case, and have factually determined that the majority of GaGa's music is not immoral. Thanks, and good luck!