Lady Gaga showed off a part of her car on the red carpet at the premiere of her HBO concert special. gaga chromatic ball, in max.
On May 23, the Oscar winner turned heads in a chic white Selva dress paired with a real car part for the red carpet premiere of her 2022 concert film in Los Angeles. On her and her X Instagram, formerly known as Twitter, Gaga wrote in the caption: “On the red carpet I told them it was a car part. “They said what kind and I said I don’t know, I’m not a mechanic.”
Her fans were delighted to see that the pop star had returned to her “weird” and edgy roots, with her look reminiscent of past boundary-pushing outfits, like her iconic meat dress.
“Our strange Gaga is back,” says one fan. wrotewhile another declared: “WE'RE SO FUCKING BACK BABY.”
“I was expecting a normal day until I opened Twitter and saw Gaga being GAGA again,” another person said. commented.
“Pop culture is back, the music industry is saved and the world returns to normal… this will only happen when Lady Gaga dresses like that again,” another user aggregate, showing a photograph of another of the singer's looks that day, in which she wore a black dress with a structured lace jacket and matching mask. She wore the look to a pre-premiere event held at the Nya West event venue, where she attended a Q&A session about the film.
At the event he revealed that he had performed five shows on the Chromatica Ball tour despite having tested positive for Covid-19 at the time.
“I did five shows with Covid,” he admitted. “I shared it with everyone on my team and said, 'I don't want anyone to feel uncomfortable at work and you don't have to perform and you don't have to work that day, but I'm going to do it.' do the show,' because I just didn't want to disappoint all the fans.”
She added: “The way I saw it too is that all the fans were putting themselves in danger every day by coming to the show. Through all my quick changes, I kept going. 'I'm sorry. Very sorry.' “
The “Rain On Me” singer also spoke about the meaning of the tour, noting that the aesthetic and sound of the tour was a stark but refreshing change for her. She said exploring this uncharted territory made her feel “brave.”
“I've been saying that Chromatica Ball and this album in many ways were the end of an era of my life and the beginning of a whole new one,” he said. “And I feel like that time is actually maybe a few albums from the time when I was saying goodbye to old wounds, scars or challenges. And with this tour, I felt really renewed to do something completely different.”
She continued: “This tour from an aesthetic perspective was totally different than what I did with the album. And even musically, what we did live was different from the album. So I think I felt brave enough to embrace this brutalist aesthetic in a way that I wasn't brave enough to do when I first released the album.”
Gaga Chromatic Ball chronicles the singer's 2022 Chromatica Ball tour stop at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, where she performed to a sold-out crowd of 52,000.
