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Lady Gaga is on her sixth consecutive number one single “telephone”, GaGa’s debut album The Fame is officially certified as diamond worldwide having sold 10,000,000+ copies and the reissue called The Fame Monster with a few new tracks is already double platinum (2,000,000+) in the United States. She has millions of fans and awards but with all that success there are a lot of sacrifices, in a recent interview with the NY Times she laid it all on the line:
“It’s hard knowing who to trust with your personal life,” Lady Gaga revealed to fashion reporter Horacio Silva in a piece that will run in the T magazine section. “When you cry in your room at night, you don’t always know who to call. So I am very close to my family.”
The singer also touched on betrayal and the need to move on from elements of her past life, including drug use. “I left [my past] behind because I had to,” she said. “For many reasons, like drugs. It’s no secret that I have had problems with drugs in the past. And some places represent to me things in terms of my mental and physical health, so you learn to move on, to preserve what your mission in life is, and my greater mission is my fans.”
Lady Gaga has consistently used the concept of fame as a motif in her art and music. “I believe in the glamorous life and I live one,” she said. However, the artist also expressed her distaste in “celebrities” and explained how she tries to challenge the paradigm of fame with her fans. “I think I have changed the way they look at and devour fame. It’s something that tastes a little too sweet but is not so difficult to swallow.I live my life completely serving only my work and my fans. And that way, I have to think about not what is best for my vagina but what is best for my fans and for me artistically.”
