TEASER: NEW INTERVIEW "IS GAGA A CHARACTER"

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11 hours ago, PunkTheFunk said:

Jamie: "Is Gaga a character?"

Gaga:

i hate u

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On 25/05/2016 at 11:33 PM, Sycamore said:

I'm still waiting for the day she calls herself Stefani Germanotta on albums. 

While this would be interesting I can't see that day ever coming. 

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Of course she's a character 

that she once played off as not being a character 

she fooled my naive teenage self into thinking it was real 

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4 hours ago, Drunk Poet said:

While this would be interesting I can't see that day ever coming. 

Yah dropping her stage name would be total brand suicide 

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On May 26, 2016 at 8:03 PM, Chris Evans said:

"In order to write ARTPOP I had to be willing to take off all the wigs and makeup that I used to cover up the pain.. and it's not that I don't love my wigs I am my hair- it's just that I used them for a long time to become different people so that when I woke up in the morning and didn't feel strong enough to be me I just created someone else."

Gorgeous tragic insight 

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I hope this interview doesn't turn into a Hillary ad/Political discussion. 

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3 hours ago, holyscheisse said:

Yah dropping her stage name would be total brand suicide 

Yeah totally, but not even for her brand. Gaga is her legacy. There's no need to drop her stage name. There's no separation between the two, Gaga and Stefani. They're one in the same. I know you think she fooled you into believing she was someone she's not when you are a teenager but I promise you that she didn't. When you see her grow and change and become more comfortable in her own skin and fame and success, what you see is her. I totally relate to, especially her need for it earlier in her career, adopting personality traits and living halfway between fantasy and reality at all times. It's what many of us do in order to cope with the real world. Now that I'm older too, I also find less of a need for it, as do many little monsters as we're now maturing into grown-up monsters. What we should do is be happy for Gaga now that she's matured into such a wonderful and beautiful woman, and continue our journey with her as we mature too, not look back in bitterness at what used to be. Celebrate what is, and what can be, and look back in fondness at how in our angsty, anxious teen years she liberated us and that they're behind us. I don't know about you, but the confidence she helped instil in me remains with me to this day. There are too many fans, I feel, who mourn the old days as if they meant nothing and wish that Gaga would become insecure again. I'm not saying that this is what you want, but remember that those who get paranoid about the love she has for us are the ones who, when younger, had no confidence and were insecure. To my mind, they are letting old demons arise instead of remembering that they are brave, and remembering that people growing up is a part of life. This will only make them unhappy at the end of the day. Gaga seems so happy now, has a financé, and has matured wonderfully. The alternative to growing old is death, and we don't want another Winehouse. Gaga is in a great place, still loves us and is still making music. I wish people would stop worrying because it's getting a little out of hand and absurd. 

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On 5/25/2016 at 6:20 PM, kuntdiva said:

So a new clip came out from the Actors on Actors which premiere's on PBS in June. Gaga gets interviewed by Jamie Lee Curtis and she asked the good sis "Is Gaga a character?" And Gaga's face... 

It could be editing but it got me wondering.. What if she said yes?  Would you care? 

What are your thoughts on this... 

 

 

On 5/25/2016 at 6:30 PM, Rumbold said:

someone make a gif, I'm begging.

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