Lady Gaga refused to talk about Donald Trump in a recent interview with BBC Breakfast's Charlie Stayt. When asked about the US presidential nominee, the visibly frustrated singer responded, "I have nothing to say of him." Gaga, an outspoken Hillary Clinton supporter, has always championed the underdog. While some position Trump as 2016's downtrodden outsider, however, the singer sees right through the controversial candidate.
"I think what is most important is for us to try to decipher now what is real and what is not," she explained. Obviously aware of fear's hand in this political moment, Gaga urges people to operate from a place of honesty. "Some people want to win races," she said before pausing. "Other people want to be president of the United States and change people's lives."
Quick to sniff out Trump's inauthentic intentions, the singer cleverly commented on his recklessness without really saying anything about him at all. We feel you, sis.
Check out the video below for the full interview, and be sure to check out Gaga's newly-released album Joanne on iTunes, Amazon, or the record store nearest you!
