Gaga: Five Foot Two Page #3

And I do now.

I know I deserve that I

Of all the things I deserve,

that is where I know I'm worth something.

So I have to stay there. You know?

[Lady Gaga] I want to become a woman

in this business and grow up.

I mean, you become famous at 21 or 22,

it's like you stop growing up.

I want to become a woman.

Because the truth is that I can always

bring my past with me,

but I can never go back.

You got to leave yourself behind.

And I've just been so lonely,

and I was on the phone

with my mom and my dad, and

[Mark] And then he came out because

you're like, "Dad, I need you out here"?

Yeah, I was like

I just told them I was

They were like, "What's wrong?"

And I was like, "I'm fine."

And my mom just said,

"You don't sound okay."

And I said, "I'm lonely."

And I didn't know that my dad

was sitting right next to her

because they

she was at the manicure place,

but my father goes

to get manicures sometimes.

It's just hysterical. It's like all women

and my dad just sitting there like...

He knows that I could go home every day,

and it's...

It's a really big house.

It's pretty f***ing awesome.

Yeah, but what guy is going to be like,

"Oh, sweet pad!"

And that I'm going to be into, like

And just like throw their shoes off,

and like

I'm going to be like

like what guy is going to do that?

Anyone. I don't know.

You could still be a kind of secure guy

and live in that place.

You can go scouting for me

while you're DJing.

Let me know if you see anyone.

I just met this dude in Ibiza

who loves horses.

Talk to him on the phone.

I'm putting him on.

I'm putting him on right now.

That's so jackass.

HEY GIRL:

So you want me to post these

on your Instagram?

The same way we did?

I'll show you how to do it.

Yeah, for sure.

Okay, ready?

Yeah.

So...

Post one...

Post...

[gasps] I still don't understand

how you managed to press "Post"

when you have, like, 18 million people

who are going to look at it.

I'd be so I wouldn't be able to post

anything ever.

"Whoa, 18 million people."

I know. Stop reminding me.

I'm sorry!

Oh, my God!

["Hey Girl" playing]

Hey, girl, do you feel me?

Sometimes I go too far

Hey, girl

Hey, girl

We can make it easy

If we lift each other

Hey, girl

Hey, girl

We don't need to keep on

Onein' up another

Hey, girl

Hey, girl

Hey, girl

Hey, girl

If you lose your way

Just know that I got you

Did you like even look at the car?

Not yet.

I mean, at least you kind of dented it

with style. There's a slight symmetry.

[laughs]

It's going to be so cool.

It was worth it. That new melody is...

It sounds fantastic.

You're my favorite.

[easy rock music playing]

[Lady Gaga] Okay, that's good.

Oh, you guys are just making my day

talking about this. I could cry.

Thank you for

Thank you just before we even, like,

keep going for this opportunity.

Like, I...

Hamish, you know.

This is just a dream come true.

I...

want to do the opposite of what

everyone thinks that I'm going to do.

Everybody thinks that I'm going

to come out there on a f***ing throne...

In a meat dress.

In a meat dress...

with 90 shirtless men, and unicorns,

and they think that that's

[laughing]

Right? Am I right?

Yeah.

Okay.

And then, at the end, I'm going

to do something shocking, right?

That's going to freak everybody out.

It's not even in the neighborhood

of what we're going to do.

I'd love to know how you feel

about fashion and what it means to you.

Well, this album in particular, I want

everything to come out of that studio.

And that girl. Because when we stay

with her, she's the gold.

Yeah, well, that's

And I think that's the

That's what people will trust as well.

Honestly, we've just seen me

f***ing glamorous for almost ten years.

Yeah.

It's like, it's boring.

It really is boring.

We understand you. Without

And it's difficult if we haven't actually

had those conversations with you,

like 'cause we're double guessing

everything. But I think that

[Lady Gaga]

Don't worry about it. I don't

Like really, it was such a good

Sorry. I just It feels better.

I don't want you to feel bad about it.

Really, the truth of the matter is,

I just want to have a uniform.

And I think my uniform should be

a black tshirt, and black jeans,

and black boots,

and I just wear that a lot,

and we get versions of that made.

You know what I mean?

You've gone from the meat dress

and you've turned it up even more.

You know, you've gone That next album

was even turned up even more.

And I think to strip back to black

is just a go

with exactly what you just said.

Like that uniform, I just think is gold.

[Bobby] So his name is Darryl,

T magazine to go

with the Collier photos.

It comes out two days after the album

in the Times.

All right.

The vibe of this,

just the mindset going in,

I know this going to be you

having to go to another place.

It's not necessarily where we are with it.

This is fun, confident, you know,

how much you love music,

how hard you work.

This guy, like, is a super highintellect,

but also loves, like, As the World Turns,

so it's like super highlow.

So when do I play the song?

In the beginning?

Yeah. Yeah.

Can I play another song, too, for him?

Yeah, play three songs.

Okay. That will help me get in a

[cell phone ringing]

Hey, Son.

Are you okay?

Okay. Are you at the hospital?

Okay.

Um, I don't know what time we land,

but I'm going to look at it

and try to come straight to you.

Okay.

Um... And...

And they Your brain scan came back

that the cancer is not

didn't grow in your brain, right?

That's good.

But it's not smaller?

Okay, go rest.

We are here.

[Sonja] Okay.

We'll be there soon, okay?

I love you. I'm sorry.

Okay. I love you, too.

Okay.

All right. Okay, bye.

It's just... I just...

I just feel like I'm losing everybody.

Okay.

Darryl?

Yes.

Hi!

Girl, where do you think you're going?

Where do you think

You're going, going, girl?

[Lady Gaga] So my album is called Joanne.

[Darryl] Joanne?

Yeah.

Do you mind starting with

Sure.

It was my father's sister,

and she died when she was 19.

She went to the hospital

with my grandmother.

She was in there,

and there was something growing

There was

She had lesions,

or something was growing on her hands.

And the doctors in the '70s,

they didn't know what lupus was.

They didn't know how to treat it.

It's not curable, anyway. Even now.

So they suggested

that they immediately amputate her hands.

And seeing what that did to him

and to my family...

was the most powerful thing

I experienced growing up.

My family is

the most important thing in my life.

Yeah.

Joanne was an artist.

But what happened was that she...

My grandmother couldn't take

her hands from her.

So she just said, "Just please

let my daughter just let her go."

And she told me she went

into the waiting room

and she prayed to God that he take her.

Because she said,

"I don't want my daughter to remember

her last moments in life

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