Lady Gaga has credited late entertainer Michael Jackson for her Platinum plus selling album "The Fame" but, not in a musical way. According to Lady Gaga, Jackson and other celebrities who have died or ended up severely troubled in recent years are in part responsible for her fascination with death and destruction in Hollywood as depicted in videos like "Paparazzi".
In a preview clip of her soon-to-air interview with Larry King Live (watch below), the "Alejandro" singer calls Jackson a "remarkable human being" before telling King "I suppose some of my fascination (Larry) with death and the celebrity goes along with me watching these hugely iconic and amazing people that I have heralded and admired my whole life become destroyed."
Clarifying the word destroyed in relation to "The Fame" and perhaps Michael Jackson, Lady Gaga goes on to say "Whether self destroyed or destroyed by the media."
Due to the preview clip, released by 'Larry King Live' being cut off immediately after the statement, it is unclear whether Lady Gaga continues the discussion.
Lady Gaga's exclusive sit-down with King, who is celebrating his 25th year on air this week, airs Tuesday, June 1, 2010 at 9pm ET on CNN.
Story courtesy of Examiner.com
Wednesday, June 2, 2010
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