At the Grammy Awards, Lady Gaga delivered a powerful message to President Donald Trump, showing her unwavering support for the transgender community.
At the Grammy Awards, Lady Gaga took a moment to address President Donald Trump, delivering a strong message of support for the transgender community in the United States.
The 38-year-old Oscar-winning singer and actress, while accepting the award for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance alongside Bruno Mars, made a heartfelt declaration: “Trans people deserve love.”
Her statement came in response to recent executive orders from the Trump administration that have rolled back transgender rights.
These policies include banning diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives within the government, as well as removing them from competing in women sports.
Accepting the award for her collaboration with Bruno Mars on Die With A Smile, Lady Gaga expressed her deep gratitude for her role in the music industry.
“It is a privilege to be a songwriter, a producer, a musician—such an honor to sing for all of you,” she said, using her platform to advocate for inclusivity and equality.
What did Gaga say
“And I just want to say tonight that trans people are not invisible. Trans people deserve love. The queer community deserves to be lifted up. Music is love. Thank you,” she declared, using her platform to advocate for inclusivity and acceptance.
In addition to he statement, Gaga took a moment to recognize Bruno Mars, calling him an “incredible human being” and a “musician for the ages.” Mars, in turn, expressed his admiration for her, saying he was “honored to have a small part in [her] giant musical legacy.”
Gaga also took a moment to express gratitude toward her dedicated fanbase. “I love my fans so much, little monsters, I love you,” she said warmly.
Reflecting on the effort that went into the album, she added, “I worked really hard on this record, I spent a lot of time in the studio, honing in on all the sounds, writing song after song, and just making something that I feel truly proud of. And get ready to dance.”
