Controversial! Lady Gaga was vomited by the girl who accompanied her on stage.
Wow. This time it wasn't a strange outfit that caught people's attention. However, the controversial stage action when Lady Gaga asked a woman to put vomit on her face. Disgusting? Check out the photo here.
Throughout her career we have witnessed the different extravagances of Lady Gaga, such as when she dressed in a raw meat dress to attend the MTV Video Music Awards gala in 2010. However, the singer has gone further, to the point of consenting that, in full concert, they vomit on him.
Gaga was performing the song Swine (Pig), from her latest album ARTROP at the SXSW Festival held in Austin (Texas), when a mysterious girl, who throughout the performance had been drinking a green liquid on stage, approached the singer to vomit up all the liquid she had ingested.
The shocking event was part of the 'performance'. Millie Brown is the name of the girl who regurgitated on the singer and she is an artist known for drinking paint cocktails and then throwing them up on a canvas and creating art.
The peculiarity of this performance has not sat well with some people and the reactions to the eschatological show have not been long in coming. Demi Lovato has shown her discontent on Twitter, making it clear that she does not agree with the use of this type of provocation. Sad ... As if we weren't enough to rave about people with eating disorders. Simply put, it's not "cool" or "artistic" at all, she said via Twitter.
The actress, who has taken the event starring Lady Gaga as a game with eating disorders, considers it to be despicable. And the fact is that if there is someone who understands these things, it is Demi, who already made her upset public in 2011, and she does not agree at all with her playing with this type of thing.
In response to messages of discontent and disapproval expressed by Demi Lovato, the woman who vomited Lady Gaga has said that there is a "clear difference" between her performance art and the eating disorder [bulimia] and has insisted in that she did not mean to offend anyone when vomiting was made. "There is a clear difference between using my body to create something beautiful, to express myself, instead of using it to punish myself and conform to the norms of society," she has said.
Meanwhile, Lady Gaga-who also had problems with this type of disorder in the past-has made it clear through Twitter that she turns a deaf ear to the criticism that may arise from the curious spectacles of her. "ARTPOP is creative rebellion. I make my own rules", she has written.
