Lady Gaga returning to her hotel in Mexico City late at night

[NUTELLA 11,892]

BACK UP & TURN AROUND

GET DOWN

 

[uglysexy 132]

I usually kinda hate when fans get crazy and start hollering and screaming for her like they're having a meltdown, and this is much worse. I understand being excited since she's such an amazing artist, but it's not hard to behave and be respectful, and fans may actually have the chance to see and talk with her. These kinds of fans ruin that possibility for everyone else, likes seriously? Swarming the car, pulling the handles and banging on the glass like she's a zoo animal? Might as well whistle and tell her to do a trick. She's told many times she wants to be treated like a person and there are so many other ways to show appreciation.

[Juniper 979]

I mean, you’re more likely to get to interact with her if you act like a normal person rather than yanking the door handle, screaming and hollering at her face like you’re out to lynch her. 

[Celloo Deng 55,192]

Weird, horrible behaviour. She’s a human being. “Fans” like these ought to listen more carefully to what she says in interviews and her songs about fame 

[Omar Vela 2,745]

1 hour ago, Feline said:

Amix, TODO se trata de un rollo racial y jerárquico, ¿en qué mundo vives? 
 

A Gaga se le recibió con emoción y ahí estaba la seguridad del hotel delimitando hasta donde podíamos entrar, nadie cruzó el atrio del hotel, enseguida te sacaban los polis. 

Gaga tiene casi 2 décadas de carrera y créeme que ha estado en escenarios mucho peores, esto no fue nada. En todo caso se debería cuestionar porqué no volvió antes si aquí tiene un público fiel (y migajero a veces). Y todos sabemos los motivos por los que no venía, porque exageran a México como un país en zona de guerra al igual que exageran la reacción de los fans anoche.

No la tipica jochis que se cree la mas activiste porque se la pasa en X y en tiktok viendo contenido relacionado. A ver mija, APRENDAN A COMPORTARSE, nadie reclama que gritaran, que la saludara, que fueran todos en bola fuera del hotel, eso me parece bien porque le muestra que realmente todos están emocionados por verla. El problema aqui fueron los que se aventaron frente a la camioneta (hayan sido pocos aun así está mal) y peor aún los que ESTABAN PEGANDOLE A LAS VENTANAS E INTENTANDO ABRIR LA PUERTA. Eso es no saber comportarse y cuando lo hace gente blanca se le dice lo mismo (porque si que ha pasado muchas veces). Te aseguro que si Gaga baja la ventanilla, se hubieran ido todas en bola a querer meter las manos, aventarle los regalos, etc. Tan facil que era esperarla unos pasitos atras y gritar, cantar, hacerle señas y demás, chance así si hubiera bajado la ventana y los pudo haber saludado.

"porque exageran a México como un país en zona de guerra" Ay vv, pues ahora te la volteo yo: EN QUE MUNDO VIVES TÚ? El Registro Nacional de Personas Desaparecidas lleva contando 125,000 personas desaparecidas SOLO en lo que va de 2025. 

[mightyriverz 2,645]

2 hours ago, HeavyCapiLover said:

Ser desrespeitoso com celebridades não é ser latino não amg 

querida uma coisa é apontar ALGUNS que exageram, visto que não é o caso de todos. outra coisa é generalizar como se o público mexicano/latino americano fosse assim sendo que não é a gente que tem costume de cometer atrocidades contra artistas. não vem passar pano pra xenofobia velada que eu não deito não.

[mightyriverz 2,645]

5 hours ago, REALITY said:

There's a difference between showing your support for someone and being a liability. Swarming her car and trying to open the door is wild. Show support at the show, but stuff like this—no matter where—is unacceptable.

as I mentioned, this is not a typical behaviour from the latin american or mexican public, but because of ONE single video we already getting bashed because we're ALL "exaggerated"? do not take all of us from one, two or whatever small number of people that do not represent how we behave and how much respect and, most of all, LOVE we deliver to the artists we cherish.

and that's why artists LOVE coming to Mexico, Brazil, and all other beautiful countries down here. we are the crowds they perform for. so other than the flaws a few commit, I think the northern crowds could learn SEVERAL things from us, passion being one. 

[Nagini 3,093]

Ummm... what a f***king superstar tho. Period. 

[mightyriverz 2,645]

5 hours ago, Juanlittlem said:

You just ruined any chance of her even saying hi. Swarming and blocking her car and pulling the handles is wild. Remember that Mommy girl on 5 foot 2 doc and how Gaga felt about that moment? Thats probably what she feels when she finally gets to her room after this so I dont think is something to be proud of 

see? I wasn't even there. y'all just take one of the bunch and label us all as such. If anything y'all should see that was a fault of hotel security for not preventing such thing. when we were expecting her in front of the Fasano for Rock in Rio, there was a small crowd that was growing and ASAP the hotel placed bars for the cars to be able to make a safe way to the entrance.

I love how casual xenophobia turns out to be. Yet we still deliver.

[lastpopicon 37,053]

One thing is for certain, my username really rings true after seeing this She's truly the last pop icon, I mean, who can illicit reactions like these on this day and age, this is MJ level stuff.

[BornSimon 4,818]

3 minutes ago, Nagini said:

Ummm... what a f***king superstar tho. Period. 

Exactly.

I understand feeling "protective" of her, but it's Lady ****ing Gaga, she generates huge amounts of buzz and interest, these things have always happened with huge icons like Michael, Madonna, various boybands, the Spice Girls...

In some countries more than others, sure, but it's nothing new, and it's nothing that her people didn't expect.

 

[REALITY 77,430]

7 minutes ago, mightyriverz said:

as I mentioned, this is not a typical behaviour from the latin american or mexican public, but because of ONE single video we already getting bashed because we're ALL "exaggerated"? do not take all of us from one, two or whatever small number of people that do not represent how we behave and how much respect and, most of all, LOVE we deliver to the artists we cherish.

and that's why artists LOVE coming to Mexico, Brazil, and all other beautiful countries down here. we are the crowds they perform for. so other than the flaws a few commit, I think the northern crowds could learn SEVERAL things from us, passion being one. 

I don't know if you're talking about me specifically or other comments in this thread, but I never insinuated that this was typical behavior for Latin American audiences. I'm not extrapolating this to say that ALL audiences outside of the US are disrespectful. I'm saying that this specific group of people was doing things that were unacceptable and dangerous. Don't make this a country-specific issue. If this happened in New York, I'd be saying the same sh*t.

[Lil1th 606]

Honestly so gross. why do people do this? I don't get it. It's cringe 

Edited April 26 by Lil1th

[Juanlittlem 46,608]

14 minutes ago, mightyriverz said:

see? I wasn't even there. y'all just take one of the bunch and label us all as such. If anything y'all should see that was a fault of hotel security for not preventing such thing. when we were expecting her in front of the Fasano for Rock in Rio, there was a small crowd that was growing and ASAP the hotel placed bars for the cars to be able to make a safe way to the entrance.

I love how casual xenophobia turns out to be. Yet we still deliver.

I wasnt talking about you personally tho' just like youre using the generic phrasing of "gringos being scared of us latinos" Im just talking about the latinos/people in there. Im not even a gringo and I still see how wrong this is, no matter where it happened.

Theres the hotel to blame as well but you could behave like actual grown ass adults which most of us are by now.

Edited April 26 by Juanlittlem

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