If any other artist said that then they would be crucified for it...........
But since Gaga can do no wrong..........this almost being ignored by the media!!!!
For now, anyway. Germanotta seems to be too stupid to realize, or perhaps utterly unwilling to understand for some reason unknown to us, that what goes up must go down. More importantly and specifically, the media
loves to build heroes, to hype up even ordinary things like her...so that, in due time, they can tear them down piece by piece in vicious fashion, like a rabid German shepherd does a rat. It's happened countless times, to countless people...it seems to be the more sadistic side of human/group nature. If Germanotta has any brains, she better milk her 15 for all they're worth and get on out of there before the backlash bites her in the @$$.
There's a reason why so many incredibly talented people choose to remain private citizens, or to tread humbly across the fickle roads of fame. Geniuses like Tom Lehrer (Harvard graduate to boot!), whose wit, charm, singing/piano-playing/composing/mathematical talent are utterly peerless, know better than to act in arrogant manner. In fact, Tom was, during the height of his fame, a very private person. Who can tell us a scandal involving Tom Lehrer? He chose to disappear off the face of the planet for a reason, that one being to salvage his sanity and his chance at living something we could recognize as a life.
It's the idiots who expose themselves fully to that world, who dare to toot their own horns and place themselves upon a pedestal, who ultimately get slammed the most. No matter how good something is [or in this case, how over-hyped], everyone gets tired of it after a while, and the next thing comes...there's got to be room made for it, and this is achieved by the obliteration of its predecessor. Interesting thing, fame. This is why I've never wanted to be famous.
All I have to say to her is, "Those who forget history are doomed to repeat it. Those who forget pasta are doomed to reheat it."