The latest album Lady Gagientitled “Mayhem“, will go on sale on March 7, 2025. The publishing house is promoted by singles such as” Die with a Smile “,”Disease“And the latest” Abracadabra “, which is doing great on official charts and tikktoku, where he became Viral. As part of the promotion of the new project, the artist participates in many interviews – she even undertook to study a crazyograph. Interesting information came to light.
Lady Gaga connected to the lie detector. She caused a scandal with this outfit. She was asked if she would wear a meat dress again
A specific interview began with a question that spends the night’s sleep of many loyal fans of the singer. It’s about continuing the song “Telephone“(ft. Beyoncé) from the already cult album “The Fame Monster” – At the end of the clip, Gaga announced years ago that the story presented in the music video would have its continuation. Until now, the promise has not been filled, but everything can change. In an interview for Vanity Fair, the artist was asked if she was still planning to continue. “Yes,” she answered mysteriously, emphasizing that she did not know when it would happen. continuation, she answered “maybe” what she interested in fans.
In addition to questions about private life and career, Lady Gaga also referred to the famous dress of meat. We would like to remind you that on September 12, 2010, the singer put on the MTV Video Music Awards awards made entirely of raw beef. Creation designed by Franca Fernandez and stylized by Nicola Formichetti She was condemned by groups dealing with animal rights, and the magazine “Time” called her the best fashion phenomenon of 2010. Since then, this dress has been called one of the most iconic cultural moments of the popular 2010 years.
The journalist asked if Gaga was planning to put on a dress again. “No” – the star answered uncertainly, while Stephanie Jacksonthat is, a woman responsible for the correct operation of the crazyograph replied that the artist’s answer was not entirely honest. “Unclear, not resolving (answer)” – replied the examiner from behind a variographist.