Lady Gaga, serving youth, reflects on the dark sides of fame in new interview with People

[Jordan Miller]

Gaga opened up about her journey with mental health, and how her superstardom left the Tricon feeling disconnected at times. She says recording Chromatica was one artistic tool in her belt to help overcome her hurdles.

Also, Gaga be looking 19-years-old in this interview.

 

 

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[Easy There]

Screaming at all these stars getting their old faces back due to covid 19 lockdown

 

She looks great

[ColdAsFire88]

Where is the 911 music video  

[MortalMarshmallow]

She’s just promoting her new book 📖.

[Urbanney]

38 minutes ago, ColdAsFire88 said:

Where is the 911 music video  

This is cold

Gaga is saying how she felt threatened by the same things that made her successful and she didn’t want to be herself, and one of the first replies is a fan demanding the next music video

[ColdAsFire88]

3 minutes ago, Urbanney said:

This is cold

Gaga is saying how she felt threatened by the same things that made her successful and she didn’t want to be herself, and one of the first replies is a fan demanding the next music video

I'm sorry you can't read sarcasm 

[Urbanney]

I think it’s good Gaga is so open about her struggles and discusses the importance of mental health, even if she is promoting a book. I mean, look at what being a mega star has done to so many celebrities: Britney, Michael Jackson, Lindsay Lohan, Amanda Bynes, Katy Perry, Amy Winehouse, etc. 

For such a long time, the world just encouraged the success and “perfect” image of these stars, put them under a microscope, dehumanized them, and then loved to watch them crash and burn. I’d like to hope we have moved to and that we are moving to a place where we don’t put so much pressure on celebrities anymore. I think the diversification of music that has started in the last decade has helped take pressure off mega pop stars and the music industry machines that were behind pop stars so much in the 2000s and early 2010s. 

[Haha-Hehe-Haha-Ho]

Remember when being famous was glamourous and fun? I'm all for celebrities speaking their truth but seeing Gaga glorifying fame then lamenting it is something else 

[OnlyBeyonce]

Ava Max looks so good here 

[alexxxx]

Stanning gaga is great because she's always serving in every picture & interview

[bas che]

Idk it’s hard for me to take her seriously. To me she always seems... in genuine. 

[DougFrmBrazil]

Why doesn’t she retire btw? Every interview of her is about her complaining about fame. Gosh, get over girl, you’re rich.

[mythology]

Her face looks signifantly less fugly here.  Did she get surgery?

[breathe_on_me_toxic]

5 hours ago, Jordan Miller said:

Gaga opened up about her journey with mental health, and how her superstardom left the Tricon feeling disconnected at times. She says recording Chromatica was one artistic tool in her belt to help overcome her hurdles.

Also, Gaga be looking 19-years-old in this interview.

 

 

Related:

 

serving Dream Matte Mouse by Mabeline I´d say

[Charlotte_the_Harlot]

The nose job  Did she get another one?

Also, why she's complaining on being famous when it's something she asked for?
She wanted to be famous so badly.
If she's tired of fame, then she can retire anytime.
 

[britneyfan99]

so glad gaga is talking about mental health and spreading kindness  in the world  we need more love , acceptance, and kindness in the world and has someone who struggles with depression and anixety it makes me love her even more,

[Thecodeman25]

I think she got a thread lift