Yes. And if you look at the tweets, Calvin seems calm and collected. Meanwhile Lady Gaga just seemed dramatic and confrontational towards him. In the end, he just made her look like an a**. She should be truly embarrassed.

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People really do drink her kool aid sad to yall buying this

Is she for real with that speech?

Gaga talks about a certain subject twice over two days. (Not acceptable, she's a drama queen, dragging it on too long)

ATRL members talk about a certain Amazon deal for 18 months. (Acceptable, because you still want to moan and complain)

You're all making perfect sense

Precisely.

It's like Gaga's supposed to keep her mouth shut and not retaliate like everyone else on this website would

Only thing is, Calvin never insulted her. He simply stated that he was not a fan of her work before her mainstream debut so he turned down the collaboration. Is there anything wrong with speaking the truth? Lady Gaga's ego has become a little too big... People don't care about her as much as she thinks they do.

How could she, though? She borrows a lot from her, has said so many times how highly she thinks of her, etc. Then she'd really look like an ass, IMO.

You go girl, get them ATRL members mad along the way

Mess.

She did the right thing, "I rejected Lady Gaga" sounds extremely offensive and adds to the Gaga-hating trend. I like that she's not being a victim and standing up for herself.

If that's offensive... There's your proof of how much of an egotistical person she is.

When Madonna first dissed her she talked about it but in a more "victim" way in one of the BTW Ball concerts. Now she's being more bold and I like that. It's offensive because that simple comment makes it look like her music is trash.

"Oh look at me Calvin Harris, on the top of my game, I DO know how to make electronic music not like that Lady Gaga thing"

It feels like that, because they both make the same kind of music so she needs to say what she needs to say and put him in his place.

I didn't see where she needed to use the gender card. She's been so extra lately.

Saying he 'rejected' someone is obviously offensive. I'm pretty sure you would be as insulted or offender if you were rejected. Its like saying she's not good enough to work with. It's not egotistical at all.