Lady Gaga has responded to a six-year-old girl who wrote her a note expressing how she is ‘not the best’ singer and is ‘desperate’.
Interviews can always take a strange turn, whether you’re Gaga or not.
But for the singer, she was met with an unlikely hater when sitting down for an Elle feature which saw her being given a handwritten note with little doodles and bright pink pen.
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While you might be understood for mistaking the little cute note as fan mail from a child who adores the singer, you'd be very wrong.
As it turns out, interviewer Lotte Jeffs, had to cancel her mother-daughter date with her child, where they were supposed to visit the toy store.
This is so that she could speak with Gaga on the same day… and her daughter didn’t take it very well.
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So, Lotte showed Gaga the note as they began talking about families during the interview, and the singer was quick to respond back.
The music legend opened up about considering the possibility of children with her fiancé Michael Polansky, which led to Lotte warning her of the realities of how harsh children can be by handing her over the note.
Having read it, Gaga was quick to respond, and it was epic.
The letter in question read: "Lady Gaga. [I'd] say I like you but your not the besst.
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"And by the waye can I hare that song of yours sounds like your desperate to..."
Damn, that kid has it out for Gaga since her mother and daughter date was cancelled.
However, Gaga took it all in her stride, and folded up the note to keep with her and said: "Oh, I’m ready."
She then went on to pose with it, showing the note to all, while smiling widely at the camera.
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So, at least we now that there were no hard feelings from the singer to the child or interview, however, the internet doesn't feel the same way.
While some commenters who saw the note found the whole situation 'cute' and 'funny', most people did not.
In fact, they went on to scold the interviewer for showing Gaga the note.
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The backlash the note received was a lot, and a lot of people were angry that Lotte allowed her daughter to say such things to a celebrity she was interviewing.
One person wrote: "Kid was mad the interviewer mom put Gaga first but the mom should’ve kept that note to herself lol 'yeah here’s this note my kid wrote about how much you suck anyway how’s your new music coming along?'"
Another commented: "The mother is ridiculous to have given that to Gaga."
While a third said: "I would have told my daughter that nobody deserves meanness or hate for this."
Britt Jones