Lady Gaga: 63 Interesting Facts

By John C. Barnard Last updated May 25, 2022 0

Discover 63 fascinating facts about Lady Gaga, the strange, hot, and inventive pop singer, and discover how many you didn’t know!

Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta is Lady Gaga’s true name.
The song “Radio Ga Ga” by Queen inspired her stage name.
Gagaloo, Loopy, Mother Monster, Rabbit Teeth, and Little Mermaid are some of her most common nicknames.
She was born on March 28, 1986, and is 36 years old.
Green is Lady Gaga’s eye color.
Brown is her natural hair color.
Lady Gaga is 5’1″ tall.
Lady Gaga is on the lookout for both men and women who are creative.
Her favorite colors are lavender and black.
Bugs Bunny is Lady Gaga’s favorite cartoon character.
Lady Gaga dislikes kittens and prefers to be around dogs.
She is a left-handed person.
Lady Gaga is a woman who attracts both men and women.
Joseph Germanotta is Lady Gaga’s father, while Cynthia is her mother’s name.
Gaga is the younger of two siblings.

“The Fame,” Lady Gaga’s debut album, was written and co-produced by her.
Natali, Gaga’s younger sister, is a fashion student. On March 10, 1992, she was born.
Natali plays a prison inmate in the music video for Telephone.
Rodney Jerkins and Lady Gaga collaborated on the song Telephone.
The telephone was supposed to be called “Underground” at first.
Lady Gaga was named the world’s second most powerful musician in 2010.
Gaga’s celebrity acquaintances include Perez Hilton, Beyoncé, Elton John, and Katy Perry.
Lady Gaga began learning to play the piano by ear at the age of four.
On February 11, 2011, her single Born This Way was released.
Lady Gaga hasn’t revealed her favorite animal, yet she always has two Great Danes in her videos.
Gaga made an appearance on an episode of The Hills in 2008.
Nicky and Paris Hilton went to the same prestigious Manhattan high school as her!
Carl Bean’s 1977 homosexual disco hit “I Was Born This Way” was the inspiration for Lady Gaga’s track “Born This Way.”
In 2006, Gaga’s producer Rob Fusari gave her the nickname Gaga.
Gaga’s “Lady” was a texting error: Rob Fusari typed “Radio Ga Ga” in a text, and it autocorrected “Radio” to “Lady.” “That’s it,” she replied through text. “Don’t call me Stefani ever again.”
Gaga refers to her fans as “little monsters” in her songs.
She was promoting her second album “The Fame Monster” at a Best Buy in West Hollywood on November 23, 2009. She observed fans who had been waiting all night for her and spent $1,000 on pizzas for her “little monsters.”
The Fame Monster was the most popular record in the world in 2010.
@ladygaga is her Twitter handle, and she has almost 81 million followers!
Her Twitter account was hacked on December 19, 2011, and an update was sent giving free iPads to all of her followers. The link was clicked by almost 7000 people!
Lady Gaga owes $3 million for the costumes she wore on her Monster’s Ball tour.
Her renowned meat outfit weighed 50 pounds and was made entirely of actual meat. On September 12, 2010, she wore it to the MTV Video Music Awards.
Lady Gaga frequently wears a purple teacup and saucer in public because it reminds her of home, where she enjoys tea with her mother.
Lady Gaga was once arrested for indecent exposure after wearing her hot pants in public.
On January 11, 2009, Poker Face was released in the United Kingdom.
Lady Gaga signed a record deal with Interscope Records on her 20th birthday.
In 2005, Lady Gaga starred on the MTV reality show Boiling Points.
White roses are Gaga’s favorite flower.
She enjoys cooking and claims to be an expert in Italian cuisine.
Christina Aguilera’s vocal coach was Lady Gaga’s mentor.

Lady Gaga has a larger Facebook following than Barack Obama and Justin Bieber combined!
Rainer Maria Rilke’s Letters to a Young Poet is her favorite book.
In twenty countries, including the United Kingdom, the United States, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and several European countries, Poker Face topped the charts.
Poker Face was the most downloaded song in the UK at the time of its release!
When she was 19, Gaga dropped out of New York University to pursue her music career.
In February 1991, Just Dance was the first single to reach #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 with the word “dance” in the title.
Gaga’s song Just Dance was released in the United Kingdom on Christmas Eve 2008, however, it wasn’t officially released in the United States until January 6th.
The French lyrics in the song “Bad Romance” are “Je veux tonne amour et je veux ta revanche,” which means “I want your love and I want your retribution.”
She has four Guinness World Records entries.
Britney Spears, according to Lady Gaga, is the Queen of Pop.
She claims to have written “Born This Way” in less than ten minutes!
In its first five days on iTunes, Born This Way sold over one million tracks.
Her single “The Edge of Glory” was inspired by the death of her grandfather, who died in September 2010.
At the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards, the Paparazzi video received two awards: Best Art Direction and Best Special Effects.

The Italian phrase “paparazzi” refers to news photographers who harass celebrities. It comes from the name Paparazzo, a news photographer in Federico Fellini’s classic film La Dolce Vita (1960).
Lady Gaga is a single mother.
Lady Gaga was dressed in a Kermit the Frog jacket made entirely of Kermit the Frog dolls!
Gaga donated her entire show’s revenues to Haiti catastrophe assistance on January 24, 2011, raising over $500,000!