See, I was originally embarrassed to be intrigued by Lady Gaga's odd outfits and shocking antics, but then I read this article from the LA Times. I especially liked this part, and I very much enjoy the way in which Gaga explains herself.
Gaga does view her music as a liberating force. "When I say to you, there is nobody like me, and there never was, that is a statement I want every woman to feel and make about themselves," she continued. "I don't make it as a defense. I make it as, OK, guys, it's been two years, and I've made a lot of music, and I know my greatness is individual. And I want every woman to be able to say that."
So I'll be hitting up more Lady Gaga interviews later, just to see what's up with the most Andy Warhol person since David Bowie.
Also please congratulate me on making it through this post without making the inevitable "gaga for Gaga" pun.
