Lady Gaga has unveiled behind-the-scenes video footage of herself preparing for a performance and confronting a homophobic religious protester. The video, which is part of the singer’s ‘Gagavision’ series sees Gaga (real name Stefani Germanotta) confront a protester after being handed a derisive “Get Out Of Hell Free” card.
In the footage, Gaga drives up to the protester and starts a dialogue though her car window, saying: “We really believe in God at my show.”
The man, who is holding up a sign next to the audience queueing for Gaga’s show, then replies: “Well, your pervert ways don't really equate to what God is all about, darling. Yeah, you know, the homo stuff. It's in a black book, gold edges and a little ribbon.”
Lady Gaga responds: “I went to catholic school for 13 years,” to which the unnamed man states: “Yeah, that's probably most of your problem – you got raised in a screwy religion.”
Gaga contemplates, while driving away: “What I’m trying to understand Is there's 3000 people standing in my line and nobody standing in your line. Who's going to hell?”
The footage also shows the ‘Poker Face’ singer discussing her wardrobe and removing make-up backstage. The video goes on to confirm that ‘Judas’, the second single from Gaga’s unreleased LP ‘Born This Way’, will be released on April 19th.
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