I swear, people say, ‘Oh, it must suck to be you sometimes because you can’t go anywhere’ and I say ‘no, no no no.’ The worst part about being me is that sometimes I just feel like I can’t give you everything I want to give you. Sometimes I just wish I could fix everything that’s wrong with you, or makes you feel like something’s wrong with you. Whatever makes you feel broken, I just wish I could fix it. Because I was so broken…and you fixed me. — Lady Gaga about her Little Monsters (via gagacorn)
I swear, people say, ‘Oh, it must suck to be you sometimes because you can’t go anywhere’ and I say ‘no, no no no.’ The worst part about being me is that sometimes I just feel like I can’t give you everything I want to give you. Sometimes I just wish I could fix everything that’s wrong with you, or makes you feel like something’s wrong with you. Whatever makes you feel broken, I just wish I could fix it. Because I was so broken…and you fixed me. — Lady Gaga about her Little Monsters (via gagacorn)
The funniest thing to me … my best memory of this year’s Grammys, I think it was the front row, it went Blake Shelton, Miranda Lambert, Lady Gaga. And Miranda kept bringing Lady Gaga drinks from backstage. We were a row behind them and kind of off to the right, so I just kind of watched this friendship develop like over the course of the [night;] it was really funny. — Lady Antebellum (via ladyxgaga)
Well, who else would it be? With her insanely infectious chart-topping anthems, flamboyant glamtastic dress sense and taboo-shaking air of real danger, the woman christened Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta easily trumps all her current female rivals. Not since the early days of Madonna has one woman been so effortlessly dominant: Lady GaGa may not be the most naturally talented diva extant but she is, beyond question, 2011’s queen of pop. — Virgin Media (via ladyxgaga)
I’m firmly in support of people not being discriminated based upon their sexual orientation, but at the same time, I do not support same-sex marriage. — Rick Perry
When she performed for the Robin Hood Foundation benefit in New York City last May, according to David Saltzman, executive director of the charity, she was one of the very few artists to ever refuse the usual high-six-figure fee, insisting instead that the money go back to help anti-poverty programs in the city. — Excerpt from Vanity Fair January 2012
“As ‘Jo Calderone’ at the VMAs, she instantly made every female star who had pink hair or wore a contraption on her head look dated.”— Vanity Fair on Lady Gaga
