Lady Gaga has seen incredible success thanks to her outstanding role as a singer, actress, and songwriter. However, it appears that Gaga has it to battle her way through her fair share of haters as a Facebook group named "Stefani Germanotta, you will never be famous" has re-emerged, proving that the Born This Way singer now had the last laugh.
Bullied at University
A fan twitted "when Lady Gaga was in university, there was a Facebook group called "Stefani Germanotta, you'll never be famous," and now she is the FIRST woman in history to win an Oscar, Grammy, BAFTA, and Golden Globe all in the same year."
At the 2019 Oscars, Gaga was overwhelmed with emotion as she walked to the stage to collect her Best Original Song for Shallow (from A Star is Born).
In her acceptance speech, the tearful pop star thanked co-star and director Bradley Cooper profusely, saying he was the only person she could have performed it with. Crying, she gushed, "Thank you so much. Thank you so much to the Academy for this wonderful honor. Thank you to every single person in this room. Thank you to Mark Ronson, to Anthony Rossomando, to Andrew Wyatt, my cowriters. I love them so much. To my sister, my soulmate, I love you. My family's here. I love you, Mom and Dad. Bradley, there is no single person on the planet that could have sung this song with me but you. Thank you for believing in us. Thank you so much."
At the Golden Globes, the Rain On Me singer accepted the Best Original Song award alongside her co-writers Andrew Wyatt, Anthony Rossomando, and Mark Ronson. A few days later, Gaga tight with Glenn Close in the Best Actress category at the Critics' Choice Movie Awards while also picking up the Best Song award for Shallow. She also won a Grammy in the category of Best Pop Solo Performance for Joanne.
The singer and her co-star Bradley play lovers in the film. The movie is about a musician who helps a young singer find her way in the music industry.
Besides her classmates, Lady Gaga also had a boyfriend that told her that she would never succeed in her career.
Celebs Who've Dissed Gaga
Some celebrities have thrown some serious shade, had beef, or gave side-eyes towards Lady Gaga. Following Gaga's performance at the Oscars in 2015, Shonda Rhimes tweeted that she didn't like Gaga's presentation. In contrast, Julie Andrews expressed her gratitude towards Gaga and told her she loved her interpretation.
To make things worse, even Stephen Sondheim, a famous lyricist, and composer of Broadway classics like Into the Woods, threw shade at Gaga, telling UK Times that she looked like a travesty.
In a demo track called So Legit, Lana Del Rey, the singer, described Gaga as a selfish and narcissistic person. Some fans have speculated that their beef was because Lana and Gaga used to share a manager, and he allegedly favored Gaga.
No speculation was needed when it comes to the beef between Perez Hilton and Lady Gaga. They started as pals, but that all came crashing down during an interview in which, according to Perez, Gaga was drunk and became very upset when he began to ask her questions about her personal life.
New Grammy to Gaga's Collection
Lady Gaga won a Grammy for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance featuring Ariana Grande for her song Rain On Me. Also, her album Chromatica was nominated for Best Pop Vocal Album. Her latest work is proving to be well worth the wait.
Lady Gaga and Ariana Grande's single Rain On Me is incredible, and the music video brings it t new heights. Little Monsters have been waiting three-plus years for LG6 ever since Joanne came out in October 2016.
In March 2020, Gaga announced that her album's release had to be pushed back due to the current global crisis. Chromatica was finally released in May 2020.
Fans of both stars went wild after the song's release, with many taking Twitter to hype up the single just moments after its release. And just for a bit of back story, Ari and Gaga's friendship hasn't always been the way it is now; in fact, it started just the opposite.
While on Apple's Beats 1 with Zane Lowe, Gaga opened up about her friendship with Ariana and how she feared she would negatively influence Ari. Gaga said, "She was so persistent. She would try over and over again to be friends with me. And I was too ashamed to hang out with her because I didn't want to project all of this negativity onto something that was healing and so beautiful."
The Alejandro singer also revealed that she has gone through some really hard life testing stuff. When it comes to her new album Chromatica, Gaga has a straightforward message for it, saying, "If you're listening to this album and you're suffering in any type of way, just know that suffering…is a sign of your humanity and you are not broken."
Undoubtedly, Lady Gaga is a fantastic singer and performer with an endless amount of talent and ambition who struggled to get her own big break. The road was long, challenging, and dramatic.