She explained that it's important to know that you are enough on your own and that she wishes she could have told her younger self that.
Gaga admitted that although she spent a lot of time alone writing music when she was younger, the more successful she became, the more she felt like she needed validation from others. However, she emphasized that fame isn't what motivates her and shared a personal story about a tattoo she got based on a line from a book called "Letters to a Young Poet" by Rainer Maria Rilke. The tattoo serves as a reminder to her of her passion for writing and creating, even if she wasn't successful.
"I'd still be doing it, I'd be on the Lower East Side. I would do it no matter what. Absolutely, 100 per cent," she said.
Despite her red carpet appearances during award seasons, Gaga disclosed that she doesn't spend a lot of time in Hollywood and that working on her craft is what truly makes her happy.
