Lady Gaga goes on record with Ramin Setoodeh in this week’s Newsweek with more grandiosity: she’s not a singer, she’s a performance artist, and she “believes in a glamorous life.” Her VMA performance will be
less of me singing a song, and more of a performance-art installation.
She also
hope[s] to say something very grave about fame and the price of it.
I might have to borrow a TV for this one, kids.
Dodai over at Jezebel breaks down precisely why Gaga’s so intriguing:
You might think Lady Gaga is pretentious, a phony. But if she is, it’s as someone once said of Holly Golightly: She’s a real phony…She honestly believes all this phony junk that she believes.
That’s absolutely true, even if we’re veering into Holden Caulfield territory. And that’s why Gaga’s great.
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