The Late Show With Stephen Colbert (Lady Gaga Interviewed From The Bitter End)

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16 hours ago, nodandsmile said:

I really enjoyed this

He's a great interviewer, asks great questions, listens, and doesn't ask dumb sh*t in the hopes to go viral!

yes, he's great! 

 

On 10/3/2025 at 3:54 PM, codymonster said:

This was a very interesting interview. I really think this era for her is becoming the artist she wants to be and finally accept, mourn for, and move on from the troubled girl she was. I feel like ARTPOP was mourning her artistic freedom before fame, Joanne was mourning her humanity before fame, and Chromatica was a direct biproduct of facing her past trauma in the face. Mayhem to me is now the healed version of Stefani finding a new connection and love for Gaga, divorced from the intense sadness and trauma that came with it. 

She seemed so grounded and in touch with her emotions in this interview. I'm very proud of the work she has done on herself and I'm happy that it seems she is just enjoying being an artist/musician.  

This is a very good take, I love this!

 

 

OT: I loved the interview, and the fact that even during interviews she always keeps me on my toes both excite and 'scare' me. Like, who are you gonna get: soft spoken Gaga, spontaneous Gaga, Hollywood interview Gaga etc. 
In this particular interview she spoke very slowly, which at times made me like "what is she doing?", but if it's one thing that MAYHEM has learned us, I guess that she is all of those sides.

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this interview was so good and made me cry multiple times

it’s so wonderful to see how happy she is and how healthy her relationship with her art is now

when she said Lady Gaga can put the sword down now