
Lady Gaga controversial statement on Trent Reznor that sparks controversies
Lady Gaga has always been known for her larger-than-life persona and unparalleled showmanship, but even she admits to feeling starstruck—especially when in the presence of Nine Inch Nails frontman Trent Reznor. In a candid interview with Howard Stern on his SiriusXM radio show on March 11th, the pop icon revealed that she experiences a sort of “blackout” whenever she meets the legendary musician.
The conversation took an intriguing turn when Stern played Nine Inch Nails’ infamous 1994 hit “Closer” and asked Gaga for her thoughts on Reznor and his music. Gaga has long been a vocal admirer of Nine Inch Nails, citing Reznor as a significant influence on some of her recent work. When asked why she loves the song, Gaga responded simply, “It’s so good,” before diving deeper into her personal reaction to Reznor.
“I forget the first time,” Gaga admitted, reflecting on her initial meeting with the musician. She went on to explain, “I think I black out every time I’m in his presence. He’s an amazing musician.” Gaga also shared that she doesn’t feel intimidated by Reznor, but rather “really excited, stoked, [and] quiet” whenever they cross paths.
For those familiar with Gaga’s career, it’s no surprise that she holds Reznor in high regard. Nine Inch Nails’ blend of industrial rock and deeply personal, often dark themes has been a major influence on Gaga’s own music
During the interview, Gaga was also promoting her latest studio album *Mayhem*, which has already been met with positive reviews. She treated Stern’s audience to acoustic renditions of two songs from the album, “Abracadabra” and “Perfect Celebrity,” offering a rare, stripped-down version of her powerful vocals.
In addition to the radio appearance, Lady Gaga has been busy making waves in the entertainment world. She recently pulled double duty as both the host and musical guest on *Saturday Night Live*, further solidifying her versatile talents. She also made a memorable appearance during the show’s 50th anniversary celebrations in February.
Looking ahead, Lady Gaga is gearing up for a busy year, with a headlining spot at the upcoming Coachella Festival in April. She’ll share the stage with fellow headliners Green Day, Post Malone, and Travis Scott, before embarking on an international tour with stops in Mexico, Brazil, and Singapore.
It’s clear that Lady Gaga continues to draw inspiration from the legends who shaped her musical journey, and her genuine admiration for Trent Reznor only adds to the long list of reasons why fans are eager to see what she does next. Whether she’s blacking out in Reznor’s presence or commanding the stage at Coachella, one thing is certain—Lady Gaga’s journey in the music world is far from over.
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