Lady Gaga's first column in V magazine

Gaga on the Cover of  V mag.

  New York Magazine published on its fashion blog " The Cut " the first column  Gaga wrote to V mag where she will be writing, yeah Lady Gaga became a columnist in the magazine and will be sharing her thoughts with her "little monsters" about fashion and pop music and other sides of life.
Here's what she wrote:

"Dear Little Monsters:

These are my confessions, my inner most thoughts and most honest beliefs about myself, me The Artist that is Gaga, a statue of which you may bow to on knees and palms as you read this. Cry a little, too, please. I can only share these facets of my most imaginative imaginativeness with you, Little Suckers — I mean, Monsters — because you are part of My Art and fly with me on the wings of the albino unicorn that are taking me on the Journey from a disco ball bra to a firework bra to something else entirely because that HACK KATY PERRY RUINED FUCKING FIREWORKS FOR MEEE.

What? No, I didn't say that. Katy is my sister. Those are YOUR thoughts, melting into mine. Your mind IS my mind. Yes. It is. It.

So, in this story — are you weeping yet? HISS — I will give you one, just one, confession. And if you COMPARE ME TO MADONNA ONE MORE TIME for saying "confession" so much know that it will not scar my creative psyche. But now that you've read enough of my deep, deep, important, fabulous, sparkling thoughts, here is what I am going to tell you: My feet. Are fucking. Killing me." 

 Talking about the comparison between her song "Born This Way" and Madonna's  "Express Yourself", The Lady said:

" When Yves Saint Laurent designed the “Mondrian” day dress for fashion week Fall/Winter 1965, did he plagiarize or revolutionize? Some people would say he was unoriginal, that he traced an iconic contemporary artwork by Piet Mondrian, and stole it for his own merits. Others may argue that by referencing something so “before its time,” he influenced an entire generation in fashion that transformed the female body with a more linear sensibility, graphics, and painterly shape. We now call it “mod.” Picasso said, “Good artists copy; great artists steal.” … Art gives birth to new art. "


Xxx,


S.