In the wake of declaring she was "pregnant" with new music at the highest point of 2019, the Oscar-winning entertainer artist (also called Lady Gaga) reported her first performance pop single in about three years Tuesday as "Stupid Love," which will be discharged Friday.

Gaga declared the single in a tweet demonstrating a board highlighting a picture of the tune's title sprinkled over a picture of splendid pink lips. The discharge comes after one of the best stretches of Gaga's 12-year profession in media outlets — the entertainer as of late jump started a sold-out Las Vegas residency show titled Enigma, won three Grammys, earned an Academy Award, turned into the main lady to gain five No. 1 collections this decade, and scored her first No. 1 single in the United States since 2011 with A Star Is Born's mark hit "Shallow" in mid 2019.

While the name of LG6 presently can't seem to be declared, the mystery picture for "Stupid Love" references "Chromatica," which fans have estimated is the name of Gaga's prospective discharge.

A tune supposedly titled "Stupid Love" released online lately, after Gaga posted a photograph of herself cutting Halloween pumpkins that seemed to give her iPod playing a tune with a comparative title toward the edge of the casing. A few fans hypothesized this would be the principal single from Gaga's up and coming collection, while others pegged it as a bait single spilled by Gaga herself to occupy from the LP's real substance.

Gaga recently affirmed to EW in August 2017 that she had started chip away at another collection.

"I've started writing" Gaga said of the arranged collection. “I have a lot of ideas and a lot of things I want to create, so you’ll see in a bit. I need some time to create.”

Preceding discharging the soundtrack for A Star Is Born in late 2018, Gaga dropped her last independent LP, Joanne, in October 2016; she bolstered the studio set with a gigantic world visit and a going with Super Bowl halftime show execution observed roughly 150 million times across advanced stages in February 2017.

Joint efforts supposed to show up on LG6 incorporate tunes made with Scottish maker SOPHIE, German techno ace Boys Noize, and Gaga's Joanne patrons Mark Ronson and BloodPop.

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