Lady Gaga covers the January issue of Vanity Fair, inside whose pages she dishes on matters of the heart (which would have been appropriate for the February issue, no?). She tells the magazine: “When I fight with someone I’m in a relationship with, I think, what would my fans think if they knew this was happening? How would they feel about my work and about me as a female if they knew I was allowing this to go on? And then I get out.” Talk about being married to your work, sheesh.
(via HuffPost)
I completely agree with what Chuck posted. Lady Gaga is obsessed with fame to the point where she doesn’t even allow herself to have a private life without thinking about her public persona. How twisted is it to be in a relationship and start thinking “what would my fans think if….”
Has she ever considered people don’t want to know about her personal life? Who would even want to be in a relationship with someone who would say things like. “We should stop fighting honey, what would my fans think?”
Well here is a thought, fame comes and goes miss Gaga. Live your life for you, not what you want your “fans” to think of you.
Sounds like her hbo special where she sat in her makeup chair crying and saying, “I have to remind myself everyday that I am a superstar to make it through the day.”
I think Gaga is phenomenally talented and I love her music, but her public image puzzles me. I’m in such support of the message she sends about acceptance and inclusion. Then there’s the other side, like this one, in which she comes across sounding insane. When I saw her live, she said something along the lines of “Fans are my life-blood and my heart would stop beating without them.” Really? That sounds a little co-dependent.
Not to offend, but SO sick of her now!!