Lady Gaga addressed a few of her famous feuds on “The Howard Stern Show” on Tuesday amid the release of her latest album “Artpop.”
Her latest tiff with “Fashion Police” host Kelly Osbourne doesn’t bother her and she said she was “not personally affected” by it.
As for her long-running feud with celebrity blogger Perez Hilton, Mother Monster seemed exasperated by the whole thing.
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“All the feuds usually that people write about, they’re very one-sided. It’s me over here and somebody’s feuding with themselves about me,” the “Applause” singer said at the 23-minute mark during her interview. (Warning: This interview contains profanity.)
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“I don’t really care anymore,” she added. “It’s so ridiculous at this point. It’s such nonsense. And, you know, the whole thing is really rooted in Madonna. That’s sort of the center of it and no one has really said that or admitted to it. It’s silly.”
What does Madonna have to do anything? Well, Gaga observers have constantly drawn comparisons between the Lady and the Material Girl.
“There’s always this pissing match: Did she take her torch, you know, is she the new her? Is she going to outlast her or not?” Gaga said of the comparisons. “And there’s this thing with some people that I’m a ‘threat to the throne’ and I don’t want your … throne. And no thanks, and I have my own. And I don’t actually want a throne at all because I don’t view myself as a queen. I view myself as one of my fans and that’s it.”
The 27-year-old called the recording-artist game “a popularity contest.”