Lady Gaga

Well, that was a very physically challenging video to do. I loved every moment of learning the choreography. Paris Coble's an amazing choreographer. I'm definitely in a place where like, I'm in the place where like, even today, if I went to the dance studio, I'd be fine. But yeah, there were years ago where that would have been really, really hard.

So yeah, I've just, I've just gotten a lot healthier. And but I mean, so I mean, not to be like too graphic, but like years ago I used to get a lot more like pinched nerves all over my body. So it would have been a lot harder to do a video like that. I stopped dancing a lot for a while, I think, to make things more manageable for myself.

So yeah, I've just, I've just gotten a lot healthier. And but I mean, so I mean, not to be like too graphic, but like years ago I used to get a lot more like pinched nerves all over my body. So it would have been a lot harder to do a video like that. I stopped dancing a lot for a while, I think, to make things more manageable for myself.

But I'm, you know, kind of back, feeling good, feeling good now.

But I'm, you know, kind of back, feeling good, feeling good now.

It feels, it feels, yes.

It feels, it feels, yes.

Yeah, I mean, I was like definitely somewhat of an exhibitionist as a young artist and I like loved it so much. And I was also a big fan of shock art and studied it a lot when I was younger. Like I thought Spencer Tunick's art was really interesting. I thought Sandy Scoglin's art was really interesting. Marina Abramovich's art, yeah.

Yeah, I mean, I was like definitely somewhat of an exhibitionist as a young artist and I like loved it so much. And I was also a big fan of shock art and studied it a lot when I was younger. Like I thought Spencer Tunick's art was really interesting. I thought Sandy Scoglin's art was really interesting. Marina Abramovich's art, yeah.

But I think where I've arrived now in my career is I feel a lot more comfortable and at ease with my artistry. And also I feel comfortable creating some boundaries around how to prioritize things. I would definitely say for a while in my career, prioritizing... you know, fashion and red carpets, like it feels like it's like a part of, it's a part of your art, but it's also a part of the job.

But I think where I've arrived now in my career is I feel a lot more comfortable and at ease with my artistry. And also I feel comfortable creating some boundaries around how to prioritize things. I would definitely say for a while in my career, prioritizing... you know, fashion and red carpets, like it feels like it's like a part of, it's a part of your art, but it's also a part of the job.

That's usually a part of the job that a lot of the people around you really like. And I would say now I've prioritized that less and that I'll spend much more of my day playing piano and singing, writing songs, producing, And I don't mean that in disrespect to like the art of glam, because like, I know that my fans know this, that red carpets for me were a place to be artistic during my career.

That's usually a part of the job that a lot of the people around you really like. And I would say now I've prioritized that less and that I'll spend much more of my day playing piano and singing, writing songs, producing, And I don't mean that in disrespect to like the art of glam, because like, I know that my fans know this, that red carpets for me were a place to be artistic during my career.

They really were a canvas. And even though I sometimes like sort of resented the beauty pageantry of it all, because that's not really my thing, the competition of it, I think it's not really my thing, but there is some freedom in going like,

They really were a canvas. And even though I sometimes like sort of resented the beauty pageantry of it all, because that's not really my thing, the competition of it, I think it's not really my thing, but there is some freedom in going like,

okay, I have a red carpet later, but instead of spending my entire day planning for this or weeks planning for this, I'm going to, you know, like make another album or I'm going to, work on a new project. Because the reason I'm bringing this up is because I think I felt pulled in so many different directions over the last 20 years.

okay, I have a red carpet later, but instead of spending my entire day planning for this or weeks planning for this, I'm going to, you know, like make another album or I'm going to, work on a new project. Because the reason I'm bringing this up is because I think I felt pulled in so many different directions over the last 20 years.

But the place that I feel where I feel the most happy is working on my own art. And I think the image piece of it I prefer that a lot more when it's about artistry and it's not about like, just about beauty. There's like lots of corsets and dieting and makeup and pressure. And it's like this, you know, and then there's, you know, there's best dress lists and, you

But the place that I feel where I feel the most happy is working on my own art. And I think the image piece of it I prefer that a lot more when it's about artistry and it's not about like, just about beauty. There's like lots of corsets and dieting and makeup and pressure. And it's like this, you know, and then there's, you know, there's best dress lists and, you

You know, it's like, it's its own thing. And I don't mean that to be like disrespectful of it. Like I partake in it. But that definitely is more challenging. That's like more challenging for me than making like my record. It just feels a little bit further away from like who I am. I guess what I'm saying is these races that women are a part of, it's like, that's not really for me.