I’m sorry. I didn’t know we were doing critiques in art class today. Could you maybe just shut your pie hole and sing. Or not. That would be great too.
There’s no denying that
Lady GaGa always puts on a good show that turns out to be talked about for days.
Recently during an interview for Dallas radio station KISS 106.1, the singer spoke of her upcoming Tour, Monster Ball, which will start next month in Montreal.
"It's really amazing. The show is based on kind of this theme of evolution, which has a lot to do with how I've changed over the years, and kind of in a way, in a symbolic way of describing myself as a person, as GaGa," she said.
The Monster Ball was originally scheduled right after her canceled Fame Kills Tour with
Kanye West. GaGa said that she will tell a story in each performance. “I actually hatch out of an egg in the show. That’s the beginning of the show. It’s kind of the beginning of the evolution. I begin as a cell.”
GaGa also isn’t afraid to admit that she isn’t a bubbly popstar. She takes pride from her past even though she went through a long journey to get to where she is today.
"In a way, I think it's kind of convoluted the way that people do think about it, because the assumption is that they believe that pop singers should kind of pop out of nowhere and be born and cracked out of an egg one year that the record label lays, and that's not the way that should happen," she told the radio station.
The Monster Ball will contain her new album, The Fame: Monster, hitting stores November 24. Opening acts will include Kid Cudi and Jason Derulo.
