It's None of Gaga's Business Who You Shag

The lady, who says she has no time for sex, should stop giving advice
By Evann Gastaldo,  Newser Staff
Posted Mar 2, 2010 10:13 AM CST
It's None of Gaga's Business Who You Shag
Singer Lady Gaga speaks to the media at the amfAR (American Foundation for AIDS Research) benefit gala on Wednesday, Feb. 10, 2010 in New York.   (AP Photo/Evan Agostini)

Lady Gaga—you know, the pop star who rarely wears pants and sings about her desire to “take a ride on your disco stick”—is touting safe sex, or at least safer sex, and Andy Pemberton is annoyed. Not at the message: What she said, at an AIDS charity function yesterday, was not to have sex with anyone you “can’t get to know.” But at the way she said it: "Even Lady Gaga can be celibate." So whatever she's doing you're supposed to do, too? he grumbles on the Huffington Post.

Though her advice is decent, it’s “simply megalomania disguised as social concern.” Gaga admitted at the event she doesn’t have time to be sexually active right now, so, Pemberton wonders, if she “decides to resume her bisexual habits would she recommend that, too?” The best way to deal with the situation, he concludes: “Whatever celebrities tell you to do, do the opposite. Happy shagging.”
(More Lady Gaga stories.)

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