A Very Gaga Thanksgiving - Hair

Two of today's biggest divas, Lady Gaga and Beyoncé, got sexy in the latter's "Video Phone" clip, with Gaga even embracing her inner B for the shoot. But the duo conquer a slightly zaidi serious theme — Lady Gaga's fear of suffocation — on her song "Telephone," off her new LP, The Fame Monster.

Gaga, despite her penchant for making dance-floor-friendly pop, alisema she actually has a hard time just letting loose and having fun. Why? "Fear of suffocation — something that I have au fear is never being able to enjoy myself," she told MTV News. " 'Cause I upendo my work so much, I find it really...

this is beat is so funny
we made it with their money
haha hahahahaha
(fancy, fancy, you're so fancy)
hahahaha

yeah
you're so fancy
ooh-ah
huh

see that girl, watch her go
red high heels and pretty toes
silly puddy, dungaroos
lady's got a killer groove
and you've got a lot to lose

all the famous boys and girls stand around and pose
everybody knows in the boom boom room
we all take off our clothes, fancy clothes
take off your fancy clothes

oh baby, don't be shy
fashion's got a lazy eye
everybody, let's take off our fancy pants tonight
(fancy, fancy, you're so fancy) (2x)
grab those tight and lacy bottoms
don't leave...

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