Happy Lady Gaga Christmas Cards
Wednesday, February 23rd, 2011 by papphyWill you be sending Lady Gaga Christmas Cards links to all your friends to spread the Christmas love this year? That is the question on the minds of all of Lady Gaga’s Little Monsters & Gaga-mites. Who would have known that a middle class Italian American girl from New York City named Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta, would end up being the oh so famous, very outrageous and always entertaining Lady Gaga.
Born March 28, 1986, she learned to play piano at the age of 4, wrote her first piano ballad at the age of 13 and began performing at open mike nights in New York City at the age of 14. She was inspired by glam rock artists like David Bowie and Queen, as well as pop singers Madonna and Michael Jackson. People have compared her to a modern day Cher/Elton John for her sense of style as a recording artist in fashion, in performance and in her music videos.
Her contributions to the music industry have earned her 5 Grammys, Billboard named her artist of the year in 2010 and has ranked her the 73rd artist of the 2000’s decade, and she has sold an estimated 15 million albums and 51 million singles worldwide. Time magazine has ranked her on their annual top 100 list of the most influential people in the world, as well as Forbes ranking her number seven on their annual list of the World’s Most Powerful Women.
She is a reigning pop culture icon as well as a Human Rights Activist. If you can see past her quirky and sometimes truly outrageous outfits and over the top productions, you will see a person who uses her gimmick to give her a platform to be a philanthropist who has contributed to various charities and humanitarianism works. She contributes in the fight against HIV and AIDS and she gives a “voice” to the gay community in her support of gay rights and her support to end the “Don’t ask, don’t tell” policy. Her influence on modern culture and society has provoked the University of South Carolina to offer a full-time course titled “Lady Gaga and the Sociology of Fame”.
Even though critical reception of Lady Gaga’s music, fashion sense and persona are mixed, her role as a self-esteem booster for her fans, trailblazer and fashion icon definitely brings attention to very important social issues which is always a good thing.











