Only Madonna is enjoying this little catfight. Gaga has been public about how she doesn't want to be a part of it and how she thinks its immature and pointless.
Its interesting that she referred to gaga as a queen though. It begs to question, Would gaga refer to katy as a queen?
If she's talking about Queens as in Gaga and Madonna, then it's great that even she knows it's for publicity.
If she's talking about gay men, then I've underestimated her knowledge of the gay community.
My interpretation was by queens she meant most female singers, including herself, that are sort of gay magnets (or maybe not! --> the gay magnets part that is, maybe she just meant popular singers). Though I think Katy is probably the least gay friendly of all singers then and now, lol. She's more Sesame Street.
Only Madonna is enjoying this little catfight. Gaga has been public about how she doesn't want to be a part of it and how she thinks its immature and pointless.
Its interesting that she referred to gaga as a queen though. It begs to question, Would gaga refer to katy as a queen?
Only Madonna is enjoying this little catfight. Gaga has been public about how she doesn't want to be a part of it and how she thinks its immature and pointless.
Acknowledging it and making a big ole "woe is me, I'm better than her, him, and that" speech at your concert is pretty much joining in the fray.
And...
Rolls eyes on the "Gaga is a human godly entity spin a lot of her fans take.
The way you phrased things in the OP compared to the actual source
+1
The quote "Yes. And still continues to." is referring to Truth or Dare resonating with the gay community not Madonna inspiring her you should just put the real interview...
Why is Katy avoiding the questions about gay people?
Yea I like the interview for the most part, but that part had me a bit...Why did she talk about how she was raised to think about gay people but didn't mention how she feels now or acknowledge how her view has changed? She clearly doesn't feel that way any more, right?
Yea I like the interview for the most part, but that part had me a bit...Why did she talk about how she was raised to think about gay people but didn't mention how she feels now or acknowledge how her view has changed? She clearly doesn't feel that way any more, right?
Did you read the whole interview? She said this about gay marriage
Quote:
Now that more gay couples are able to legally marry, what would you tell them about marriage from your own experience?
It's everybody's individual experience. I think you can be in love without walking down the aisle, or you can walk down the aisle and be in love, but everybody deserves that choice and I think that equality is very important.
just because she said queens but didn't mention Britney?
