Lady Gaga's Halftime Show: Did The Famous Pop Star Used The Stage To Voice Her Thoughts With President Trump?
This year's Super Bowl has got fans screaming their hearts put, but what made the show more intense is when the "Bad Romance" singer, Lady Gaga came out, jumping off the roof! The American singer, songwriter, and records producer have yet again, thrilled fans with her bizarre yet fascinating performance, but many were wondering whether she'll use the stage to send a message about her dislike with the newly-elected US president, Donald Trump.
A year after Beyonce's breathtaking performance, Super Bowl LI satisfied fans with its halftime show featuring the hit singer, Lady Gaga. According to CNBC, the "Million Reasons" singer started off her performance with an assortment of American patriotic songs which were followed by her famous high-energy hits. But before the Super Bowl 2017, fans were speculating whether the pop artist will take advantage of her performance to voice her objection with president Trump.
Lady Gaga is known for being an advocate with LGBT and women's right, according to Telegraph. However, rather than pushing her sentiments with her songs, she has performed a wild, dazzling gymnastic sets as a prelude to a bigger detail -- Lady Gaga's huge world tour.
Houston's NRG Stadium has its own illuminated American flag, through the use of drones, and the scene became more patriotic with Lady Gaga singing "God Bless America." Although there's no specific message coming from the "Alejandro" singer, her song clearly shows unity amidst the division that is now happening in the United States.
Meanwhile, Lady Gaga's halftime show at Super Bowl LI has softly addressed the concern about immigration as she stated a part of the American Pledge of Allegiance, "one nation, indivisible with liberty and justice for all," while opening her performance. This gave way to her, swinging down from the roof to the center stage while being attached to the cables and dancing on a 13-minutes scrupulous choreography of her greatest hits such as Telephone, Just Dance, and Bad Romance.
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