Lady Gaga: Bruno Mars is a Rare Artistic Gem
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Synopsis
Lady Gaga has praised Bruno Mars, calling him a once-in-a-generation artist. They collaborated on Grammy-winning track 'Die with a Smile' in 2024. Gaga shared her feelings about fame and her album 'Mayhem', describing the creative process and her mixed emotions regarding the music industry.
Key Takeaways
- Lady Gaga praises Bruno Mars as a remarkable talent.
- They collaborated on the award-winning song 'Die with a Smile'.
- Gaga released her new album 'Mayhem' in March.
- She reflects on the complexities of fame in her music.
- Gaga expresses mixed feelings about her music career.
Los Angeles, April 12 (NationPress) Pop sensation Lady Gaga has showered accolades on Bruno Mars, labeling him a "once-in-a-generation artist".
The 39-year-old singer-actress collaborated with Mars on 'Die with a Smile', their Grammy-winning track released in 2024.
Gaga shared with 'Extra': "He's like my brother. I truly care about him and wish nothing but the best for him. His talent is extraordinary. He embodies a once-in-a-generation artist. We aimed to create a love song together, and I believe that was the ideal collaboration for us as we both desire to bring joy to the public."
Gaga unveiled her latest album, 'Mayhem', in March, expressing her appreciation for the journey of releasing new music, as reported by femalefirst.co.uk.
The 'Abracadabra' hitmaker remarked: "Each time I release a record, it feels like the very first time."
"I reminisce about being in New York City, attending dance rehearsals, pouring my heart and soul into practice with the dancers, and then performing for record labels, auditioning, and hoping for audience turnout so the labels acknowledge I have fans. It represents the hustle of my early career, and that spirit has stayed with me throughout my journey."
In March, Gaga reflected on losing her "sense of self" amid her rise to fame.
She discussed her "complicated relationship with fame" in her song 'Perfect Celebrity', describing it as "one of the angriest songs" she's ever penned.
On 'The Howard Stern Show', she expressed: "When I wrote it, I felt a duality between my true self and my public persona. It’s one of the most intense songs I've ever composed."
Gaga also conveyed her mixed emotions regarding her involvement in the music industry, stating: "The song serves as a form of retaliation against myself, as I navigate my feelings about it, and it’s a bit of a reckless tune, in my view."
