Check Out Lady Gaga Naked In London and Other Wild Moments
by Staff Editor
What more could Lady Gaga do to amaze her fans? Maybe she could strip naked during a live performance. That’s just what she did as she performed at G-A-Y, a nightclub in London, this past Saturday (Oct. 27).
Lady Gaga did a surprise performance of her new song “Venus” but that wasn’t the only thing that served as a surprise as the ARTPOP singer flashed her private area before shedding her clothing at the end of her performance.
This recent exposure is one of many shocking moments from Gaga, just incase you have forgot the moments from the singer that has kept us talking, check them out after the jump.
If we take a jump back to the 2011 Grammy Awards, The Fame Monster arrived to the show in a plastic egg in which was in promotion of her then new single “Born This Way.” Gaga remained unhatched in the egg until in she performed on the show.
The way that Lady Gaga arrived tot he 2010 MTV Video Music Awards, she would have been welcomed at any family BBQ. The pop singer arrived in a dress made completely of raw meat. Not only did this interesting take of Gaga fashion have people talking but it caused a stir with Animal rights activists.
Can we forget the video for “Judas”? Gaga caused a great stir with the video that contained religious images and provided an idea that Gaga was comparing herself to Mary Madalene. Prominent religious figures didn’t agree with the creative direction for he video citing it as offensive and controversial toward Catholicism.
Who would find the need to shed their own blood in a performance? Of course it’s Lady Gaga. Although the blood was never of her own body, the fake blood was shed in various performances such as her 2009 MTV Video Music Awards presentation for “Paparazzi.”
This recent London performance of nudity adds to the continuously growing list of Gaga moments, with a new album coming there will be plenty of chances to catch more outrageous moments from the pop star. Check out the Lady Gaga’s nude pose below.
