Lady Gaga Is Addressing Her Fears

Given the way the woman dresses, Lady Gaga comes across as pretty fearless.

At the release party for her new album Fame Monster, the star revealed that’s not the case.

In fact, Lady Gaga says that the entirety of the new album is meant to address her fears, and all the things she dislikes about herself.

What are some of those phobias Fame Monster addresses?

According to the singer, “Fear of alcohol, fear of sex monster, fear of love monster, fear of myself monster,” just for starters.

Lady Gaga credits her rise to fame this year with making her have to take a look at these issues.

“Now that fame has entered my life in a reality kind of way, I am focused on other things. I’m focusing on all the things I don’t like about myself, I’m focusing on all my demons,” she said.

Aside from spilling these personal details about the new album,  Gaga also confirmed that she had originally written Telephone, which she recorded with Beyonce, for Britney Spears. Spears never used the song, so Lady Gaga took it back and is excited to have it on the new record.

While Gaga may be focused on things other than just fame right now, she hasn’t forgotten the fans who have gotten her to the point she’s at.

The night of Fame Monster’s release, Gaga ordered $1,000 worth of pizza for the fans waiting outside Best Buy, ready to swoop in and grab the album as soon as it hit shelves.

For all the attention she draws to herself with her crazy outfits and wild onstage theatrics, it’s nice to see that she’s not taking any of that attention for granted, and is still catering to the fans who have gotten her this far.

Source: E! Online