Gaga being highly praised on Reddit

[sarahb 16,641]

Again 

https://www.reddit.com/r/next****inglevel/comments/g0otff/lady_gaga_what_a_legend/

https://www.reddit.com/r/HumansBeingBros/comments/g0ntk9/lady_gaga_raised_35_million_dollars_in_a_week_in/

[Eighteen 5,430]

wow again? cool

[Jenina 15,086]

"When I got into backstage work back in 2012, my first job was washing dishes for the tour catering, and one of the first concerts I ever worked was a Lady Gaga concert.

She had just finished performing, and it’s now a race against the clock. Her security/production people are hurrying her along to her transport to GTFO of the venue. Failing to do so could tack on an extra hour of transit time if they get caught in the after-show traffic.

As she’s making her way to her SUV in the loading dock, she notices us (the catering workers), pivots, and walks over to the kitchen.

Despite it not being in her best interests, she spent an extra 5ish minutes just thanking us all for our hard work and for keeping everyone fed. It’s rare enough to hear thank yous from non-kitchen staff, and this really made everyone’s night. I, however, was a greenhorn at the time, and thought that maybe this was commonplace. Nope.

In the 8 years I’ve worked since then, no other artist has gone out of their way to thank us like she did.

I didn’t care much for her music then, and I still don’t. But when her songs come on the radio, I leave them on. I figure: if Lady Gaga can give me a few minutes out of her day, I can give her a few out of mine."

 

[Eighteen 5,430]

1 minute ago, Jenina said:

"When I got into backstage work back in 2012, my first job was washing dishes for the tour catering, and one of the first concerts I ever worked was a Lady Gaga concert.

She had just finished performing, and it’s now a race against the clock. Her security/production people are hurrying her along to her transport to GTFO of the venue. Failing to do so could tack on an extra hour of transit time if they get caught in the after-show traffic.

As she’s making her way to her SUV in the loading dock, she notices us (the catering workers), pivots, and walks over to the kitchen.

Despite it not being in her best interests, she spent an extra 5ish minutes just thanking us all for our hard work and for keeping everyone fed. It’s rare enough to hear thank yous from non-kitchen staff, and this really made everyone’s night. I, however, was a greenhorn at the time, and thought that maybe this was commonplace. Nope.

In the 8 years I’ve worked since then, no other artist has gone out of their way to thank us like she did.

I didn’t care much for her music then, and I still don’t. But when her songs come on the radio, I leave them on. I figure: if Lady Gaga can give me a few minutes out of her day, I can give her a few out of mine."

 

i loved that one! be kind!!!! <3 

[joannesrats 26]

5 minutes ago, Jenina said:

I didn’t care much for her music then, and I still don’t. But when her songs come on the radio, I leave them on. I figure: if Lady Gaga can give me a few minutes out of her day, I can give her a few out of mine."

This is a beautiful sentiment. Gagz would shed a tear over this. 

[Hybrid AT 78]

1 hour ago, Jenina said:

"When I got into backstage work back in 2012, my first job was washing dishes for the tour catering, and one of the first concerts I ever worked was a Lady Gaga concert.

She had just finished performing, and it’s now a race against the clock. Her security/production people are hurrying her along to her transport to GTFO of the venue. Failing to do so could tack on an extra hour of transit time if they get caught in the after-show traffic.

As she’s making her way to her SUV in the loading dock, she notices us (the catering workers), pivots, and walks over to the kitchen.

Despite it not being in her best interests, she spent an extra 5ish minutes just thanking us all for our hard work and for keeping everyone fed. It’s rare enough to hear thank yous from non-kitchen staff, and this really made everyone’s night. I, however, was a greenhorn at the time, and thought that maybe this was commonplace. Nope.

In the 8 years I’ve worked since then, no other artist has gone out of their way to thank us like she did.

I didn’t care much for her music then, and I still don’t. But when her songs come on the radio, I leave them on. I figure: if Lady Gaga can give me a few minutes out of her day, I can give her a few out of mine."

 

This part wrecked me.

This is exactly why she is where she is today. She's a truly kind and caring soul who just wants to help people and extend her feelings of gratitude to them even if they didn't help her directly. She doesn't expect anything in return, yet she gets the appreciation and reverence. Because she puts out the good in the world, she receives it back.

She's incredible and deserves everything and more. God bless you Stefani aka Gaga   

[Judas Society 3,584]

14 minutes ago, Jenina said:

"When I got into backstage work back in 2012, my first job was washing dishes for the tour catering, and one of the first concerts I ever worked was a Lady Gaga concert.

She had just finished performing, and it’s now a race against the clock. Her security/production people are hurrying her along to her transport to GTFO of the venue. Failing to do so could tack on an extra hour of transit time if they get caught in the after-show traffic.

As she’s making her way to her SUV in the loading dock, she notices us (the catering workers), pivots, and walks over to the kitchen.

Despite it not being in her best interests, she spent an extra 5ish minutes just thanking us all for our hard work and for keeping everyone fed. It’s rare enough to hear thank yous from non-kitchen staff, and this really made everyone’s night. I, however, was a greenhorn at the time, and thought that maybe this was commonplace. Nope.

In the 8 years I’ve worked since then, no other artist has gone out of their way to thank us like she did.

I didn’t care much for her music then, and I still don’t. But when her songs come on the radio, I leave them on. I figure: if Lady Gaga can give me a few minutes out of her day, I can give her a few out of mine."

 

This is one of the most beautiful thing I've read from a non fan. If only pop fans can be as kind and look past their own favoritism.

[StarstruckIllusion 53,036]

81k upvotes in 6 hours?! Guys that’s huge. I was kinda sad bc Rihanna blew up on Reddit immediately but Gaga wasn’t as much. ****ing finally!

[KindnessPunk28 1,506]

55 minutes ago, Jenina said:

"When I got into backstage work back in 2012, my first job was washing dishes for the tour catering, and one of the first concerts I ever worked was a Lady Gaga concert.

She had just finished performing, and it’s now a race against the clock. Her security/production people are hurrying her along to her transport to GTFO of the venue. Failing to do so could tack on an extra hour of transit time if they get caught in the after-show traffic.

As she’s making her way to her SUV in the loading dock, she notices us (the catering workers), pivots, and walks over to the kitchen.

Despite it not being in her best interests, she spent an extra 5ish minutes just thanking us all for our hard work and for keeping everyone fed. It’s rare enough to hear thank yous from non-kitchen staff, and this really made everyone’s night. I, however, was a greenhorn at the time, and thought that maybe this was commonplace. Nope.

In the 8 years I’ve worked since then, no other artist has gone out of their way to thank us like she did.

I didn’t care much for her music then, and I still don’t. But when her songs come on the radio, I leave them on. I figure: if Lady Gaga can give me a few minutes out of her day, I can give her a few out of mine."

 

Ugh, what a kind soul. 

 

[Solar 604]

[littlepotter 75,175]

"I have fibromyalgia and low thyroid like she does.
  
You have no idea how much she did for us.
  
How many doctors I'd been to, how many years of treatment, PT, therapy, psychiatry, how many specialists I'd visited and how many times I've been outright dismissed by people with fancy degrees hanging on their walls. How many times I cried and wish I could move like other people did. How many wishing wells, stars, and birthday wishes I'd prayed for even just one day, one ****ing day free of body pain. How badly I just wanted to be "normal" in my teens.
  
I was 15 when I was diagnosed, and it was a time when there was still debate in the medical community on if it's "real" or not. Imagine being an impressionable teenager and being constantly gaslit by people who are supposed to take care of you and to have them tell you you're imagining the 5 year whip lash you've had all down your back.
  
I hate to be agist, but I still refuse to see doctors over the age of 40 because I don't expect them to be up to date with the science, and it was a huge waste of time and money.
  
Lady gaga going public with her struggle with fibromyalgia and letting the world see just how painful and real it can be is nothing short of heroism to someone that struggles with this awful invisible illness.
  
It's so empowering to be able to confidently explain that's just how it is, watch the doc, lady gaga goes through it too."

[AsleepOnTheCeiling 6,611]

I read all 749 comments  there's so much positivity towards her, I'm glad. Unfortunately there's a few people who don't even check what she's done before they say "bUt ShE's WoRtH $350 mIlLiOn" 

[Gagaplayer315 14,274]

 

[Jenina 15,086]

5 hours ago, littlepotter said:

"I have fibromyalgia and low thyroid like she does.
  
You have no idea how much she did for us.
  
How many doctors I'd been to, how many years of treatment, PT, therapy, psychiatry, how many specialists I'd visited and how many times I've been outright dismissed by people with fancy degrees hanging on their walls. How many times I cried and wish I could move like other people did. How many wishing wells, stars, and birthday wishes I'd prayed for even just one day, one ****ing day free of body pain. How badly I just wanted to be "normal" in my teens.
  
I was 15 when I was diagnosed, and it was a time when there was still debate in the medical community on if it's "real" or not. Imagine being an impressionable teenager and being constantly gaslit by people who are supposed to take care of you and to have them tell you you're imagining the 5 year whip lash you've had all down your back.
  
I hate to be agist, but I still refuse to see doctors over the age of 40 because I don't expect them to be up to date with the science, and it was a huge waste of time and money.
  
Lady gaga going public with her struggle with fibromyalgia and letting the world see just how painful and real it can be is nothing short of heroism to someone that struggles with this awful invisible illness.
  
It's so empowering to be able to confidently explain that's just how it is, watch the doc, lady gaga goes through it too."

I could've sworn I wrote this and ngl it made me cry  I got sick at 15 too with both those exact things and ugh... I'm glad(bittersweet glad I guess) she's the person she was for me to other people too because I wouldn't have made it this far without her considering I discovered her the year I got sick

[Smother Em Eh 7,142]

This is awesome. I’m glad she is getting the praise she deserves for such a great cause!