Wednesday 22 May, 2013
SOME FANS HAVE gone to extreme measures to ensure that they get a front-and-centre spot for tonight’s Lady Gaga gig at the Aviva Stadium.
At least one fan camped out for ten nights outside the venue, while other ‘Little Monsters’, as Lady Gaga calls her fans, have been arriving throughout the week to make sure they get one of the coveted wristbands to get as close as possible to their hero.
All photos: Mark Steadman/Photocall Ireland
There will be another group at the concert this evening, but they’re not Lady Gaga fans. The Animal Rights Action Network is planning a protest at the singers decision to wear fur.
ARAN will be screening undercover fur farm footage and holding placards.
In August Lady Gaga released a statement saying she has rules about what fur she wears and said that she “stays away from skinned fur” but that “this does not mean my morals are rigid and that I won’t bend at the sight of an absolute art piece of a coat”.
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‘One fan camped out for ten nights’ – I genuinely feel sorry for that person.
Wouldn’t look out the window if she was singing in the garden…
Ah ffs a load of teens camping out for some musician, not the first or last time this happened, bit of a strong reaction from people! Who didn’t do stupid things in their teens?
They have no lives! I like lady gaga but I wouldnt be that desperate to queue up for days! Sad!
Is the blond in a white top a boy or a girl? If male, can someone explain to me why all the young boys and girls are so hard to tell apart theses days. 20 years ago boys only looked like girls because the girls dressed like boys with boots and jeans and shapeless baggy jumpers.
Lady Gaga is a piece of dirt,shame on her for supporting animal cruelty.Her Fan’s seem to be quite obsessive too #weirdos
try this instead you heathens
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1QHzI5HmXl4&feature=relmfu
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