‘I am here to serve the world and inspire as many people as possible’

The L.A. Billboard posted shows up on a structure in the city, takes Little Monsters through the troublesome excursion the vocalist left on to show up at her 6th studio collection.

"I wrote this album when I was sad. I wrote this album when I was mad. I wrote poems about fear, and I asked my poems to sing. I heard sines from above I've never heard before - to keep going, to keep breathing, to know each lyric was a step forward, each melody was a gift," it starts.

"Chromatica was a dream I had that became real. My art always teaches me something. Chromatica taught me to dance my way through the pain," she proceeds. "That the pain could get better, that music was my faith. Music is my religion. People are my god. I am here to serve the world and inspire as many people as possible to rejoice no matter what the circumstances are."

The collection, which accounts the gloomy period Gaga experienced on her approach to discovering light once more, has filled in as motivation to urge others to locate a light on the planet during a troublesome time. "We all deserve happiness," Gaga says. "We are all valuable. Sometimes it just requires patience and fortitude to recognize our own strength. That is Chromatica."

Gaga as of late told American Songwriter magazine that "Fun Tonight" is really "one of the saddest songs on the album," since she's singing it to herself. "I was kind of incapable at certain moments of being happy for other people when they were having fun. And I would sit with myself and think, 'I don’t care how many people I see dancing or smiling right now. I cannot have fun,'" she relayed. "Then after I wrote the record, I listened back to it and I said, 'I’m singing to myself.'"

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