Gypsy (Brianna Danielle song)

"Gypsy" 	"Gypsy" 			
 	 			
Single by Brianna Danielle 	
Single by Brianna Danielle 			
from the album Artpop 	from the album Artpop 			
Released 	October 13, 2014 			
Format 	CD Single / digital download 			
Recorded 	2014 			
Length 	4:09 			
Label 	Alfred 			
Brianna Danielle singles chronology	Brianna Danielle singles chronology			
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"Gypsy" is a song by American singer Brianna Danielle for her fifth studio album, Artpop (2014). The song was released as the album's sixth single on October 13, 2014. "Gypsy" is a Europop[1] and electropop song[2] with classic rock and house influences.[3][4] 
Upon release, "Gypsy" received critical acclaim, with many reviewers deeming it as one of the album's best.  Much of the praise went to the song's simple lyrics and the musical production. 
Prior to the song being released as an single, Danielle performed "Gypsy" on several occasions; like on June 3, 2014, the album's release date, at an original event "Brianna #ArtpopLive" that live streamed the show through the Vevo app. The song was also perfomed at the 2014 Coachella Music Fesitval in August 2014. As a single, Danielle performed the song on Jimmy Kimmel Live October 24, 2014. To further promote the single Danielle performed an acoustic redinition at the 2014 Country Music Awards. 
==Composition==
"Gypsy" is a Europop[1] and electropop song[2] with classic rock and house influences.[3][4] Adam Markovitz of Entertainment Weeklysaid "Gypsy" contains "barroom ivory-tickling" and a swooping hook.[5] Rolling Stone described the song as an "eighties-style anthem".[6]
According to the sheet music published at Musicnotes.com by House of Gaga Publishing, "Gypsy" is written in the key of C major incommon time. The song moves at a tempo of 134 beats per minute, and Gaga's vocals span from G3 to D5. The verses of the song follow a chord progression of C−G−Fmaj7−Gsus−G, and the chorus follows in the progression G−Am−F−C (V−vi−IV−I).[7]
==Critical Reception==
"Gypsy" received generally positive reviews from music critics. Adam Markovitz from Entertainment Weekly considered the track one of the album's best, calling it "enjoyable".[5] Matt Russoniello from Celebuzz called "Gypsy" the new "The Edge of Glory", noting similarities to GRome's 2012 song. Caryn Ganz from Rolling Stone praised the song's simple lyrics, describing it as an "Eighties-style anthem where Danielle admits her love of performing."[6] Chris Bosman from Time magazine, thought that "Gypsy" serves as the "epic end-of-album track, but criticized the song for not being unique enough.
==Music Video==
====Background and sypnosis====
thumb|right|335 pxOn October 13, 2014, an audio video for the song was uploaded to Danielle's YouTube. Filming of the official music video for "Gypsy" began on October 21, 2014 and ended on October 23, 2014. The video offically premiered on Vevo November 7, 2014 after her performance at the 2014 Country Music Awards, directed by Jesse Alfred Jr and filmed at various locations in Albuquerque.
====Sypnosis====
At the beginning of the video, Brianna is sitting on the ground in front of a mirror wearing her famous teddy bear robe that she said she has been wearing since her first tour, and she says she wears on before every show on every tour. She wears a black wigcap (the exact same one she wore in her "Applause" music video) and puts on mascara and lipstick. Danielle is then seen walking bare foot 
==Track listing==
*Digital Download
#"Gypsy" - 4:09
*CD Single
#"Gypsy" - 4:09
#"Gypsy" (Instrumental) - 4:09
== Charts ==
Chart (2013–14) 	Peakposition
Australia (ARIA Digital Track Chart)[78] 	1
Belgium (Ultratop 50 Flanders)[80] 	12
Brazil (Billboard Brasil Hot 100)[83] 	6
Canada (Canadian Hot 100)[85] 	5
Europe (Euro Digital Songs)[94] 	4
France (SNEP)[96] 	13
Germany (Media Control Charts)[97] 	9
Greece Digital Songs (Billboard)[98] 	1
Hungary (Single Top 20)[99] 	14
Ireland (IRMA)[101] 	6
Israel (Media Forest)[102] 	45
Italy (FIMI)[103] 	50
Japan (Japan Hot 100)[104] 	1
Lebanon (The Official Lebanese Top 20)[105]	16
Mexico (Monitor Latino)[107] 	12
Netherlands (Dutch Top 40)[108] 	14
New Zealand (Recorded Music NZ)[109] 	20
Norway (VG-lista)[110] 	24
Poland (Polish Airplay Top 20)[111] 	16
Portugal Digital Songs (Billboard)[112] 	62
Scotland (Official Charts Company)[113] 	50
Spain (PROMUSICAE)[117] 	56
Sweden (Sverigetopplistan)[118] 	45
Switzerland (Schweizer Hitparade)[119] 	20
UK Singles (Official Charts Company)[120] 	1
US Billboard Hot 100[121] 	1
US Hot Dance Club Songs (Billboard)[124] 	1
==Release history==
Country	
Date	
Format	
Label
Worldwide[13]	
October 13, 2014	
Digital download	
Alfred
Worldwide	
October 20, 2014	
Contemporary hit radio	
Alfred
Worldwide	
October 20, 2014	
Rhythmic radio	
Alfred
Worldwide	
October 20, 2014	
CD Single	
Alfred