Close Ad

Lady Gaga: Value Your Ideas, Not Your Body
Lady Gaga: Value Your Ideas, Not Your Bodies
Goalcast Originals

Lady Gaga: Value Your Ideas, Not Your Body

Lady Gaga - Earn It

Lady Gaga talks about the importance of earning your success through hard work and passion, and urges girls to value their ideas over their bodies.

Transcript:


"Taking photos of their ass on Instagram for attention, and that this is what art is, and it's not. It's also not what music is. It's now what showbiz is about at all, and I don't have to do those things to earn it.

"Hard work."

"Hard work and discipline and rehearsal, and that's always the most thrilling way to earn applause, and everything that you've seen me do, I've always rehearsed a lot for it, so there's a lot of passion that goes behind it. I want to feed the passion and the creativity of my fans. I want them to know that their ideas are valuable. I want them to know that they can penetrate society. Maybe coming from a girl, it's like, you know, it sounds naughty or crass, or maybe I sound conceited, but I want my fans to know that you can be a female, and you can make pop music and you can be an artist. You don't have to be embarrassed about being smart. You can be all of those things."

Hot Stories

Why Jennifer Hudson Forgave Her Mother's Killer -- Life Stories By Goalcast

At the peak of her career, Jennifer Hudson faced a horrific family tragedy. Hudson's mother and brother were brutally attacked in their family home, and her seven-year-old nephew was kidnapped. What followed was a heart-wrenching manhunt to rescue her nephew and seek justice against the man who took her family. Hudson speaks from the heart in this video on what happened to her family and how she was able to move forward.

Celebrities
People smiling in unison united
Racism Quotes

Racism is considered the marginalization and/or oppression of people of color based on a socially constructed racial hierarchy that privileges another race. The term is applied in many areas of a society that perpetuates discrimination on the basis of race or strengthen racial inequalities in education, health care, income, and civil rights.

Ever since the 20th century, the concept of biological race is considered a cultural invention that has no scientific basis. The progress over the past half-century has been impressive, but the nation still has a long way to go to reach true racial equality.

Keep ReadingShow less
Everyday Heroes
Lots of Dollar Bills

Save what you have to double what you make.

Everyone talks about money -- some because they don’t have enough, some wish to make more, and some are simply obsessed with it. It has always been this way, but nowadays, making money seems to be the main goal on everyone’s 'to do' list.

We’ve never had so many options when it comes to products, technology and services, and salesmen constantly try to convince us that we need them all to live a happier and easier life. But do we?

Keep ReadingShow less
Authors