Chief Keef May Have Recorded Lady Gaga Collabo

Chief Keef and Lady Gaga may have taken their mutual admiration for each other to wax.

The Chicago rapper reportedly tweeted, “Got this raw ass song featuring Lady Gaga! Ooooh wee,” before quickly removing it off his timeline.


While this may seem like a random collaboration, this isn't the first time Gaga and Sosa have shared headlines. The ARTPOP songbird revealed in an interview before the AMAs back in November that she listens to a lot of music coming out of the Chicago area, specifically mentioning the Chi-town spitter himself. There's even a video of Gaga getting her makeup done to Keef's "3Hunna."

The "Fuck Rehab" rapper returned the love by tweeting, “I love Lady Gaga For Sayin She Listens to a lot of me and What's so crazy I was jus Watchin Dis redcarpet shit Like damn dis Girl fine."

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Prices For Lady Gaga Tickets Rising For Upcoming ARTPOP Ball Dates

Before embarking on the ‘ARTPOP Ball’ World Tour, Lady Gaga took the stage for the final set of shows at New York City’s storied Roseland Ballroom. The last of which took place Monday night, officially closing down the venue. Lady Gaga received positive reviews for all seven shows she played over the past week and a half and her upcoming tour has seen a benefit. The tour doesn’t start until May 4, but the average price for Lady Gaga ‘ARTPOP Ball’ tickets on the secondary market have gone up 5.3% for ‘ARTPOP Ball’ since the start of the Roseland run.


The second date of the tour, April 6 at Philips Arena has seen one of the biggest increases over the past week at 9%. Lady Gaga Atlanta tickets have an average price of $247.96, 4.4% above the average tour price of $237.44. As the average price has risen above average for this date, the get-in price of $50 has remained on par with the rest of the tour.

Lady Gaga’s return to New York on May 13, this time at Madison Square Garden, is one of the more expensive concerts on the tour. Lady Gaga Madison Square Garden tickets have an average price of $338.81, 42.6% above the tour average, but still cheaper than the average price for the first night at Roseland. The price at The Garden trails only the July 19 concert at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas that has an average secondary market price of $339.21. The get-in price for MSG is significantly higher, though, $82 compared to Las Vegas’ $50.

One of the least expensive dates in a major city comes June 30 at the TD Garden. Lady Gaga Boston tickets are 15.6% below the tour average with an average price of $200.28. The get-in price still remains slightly higher than the tour average at $57. Chicago sees the opposite problem when the tour rolls into the United Center on July 11. The average price of Lady Gaga TD Garden tickets is $327.14, but the get-in price is just a tour average $49.


The most interesting price shift across the tour occurs with two shows in Los Angeles. Lady Gaga will be playing back-to-back nights at the Staples Center on July 21 and 22. The average price for Lady Gaga Staples Center tickets for the first night is well above the tour average at $331.10 with a $52 get-in price. The first night is one of the most expensive of all dates, but the next night has just a $189.09 average price, 20% below the tour average, and an above average $57 get-in price. The July 22 show was added to the schedule after the initial demand for the first Staples Center show, allowing fans who missed out on the first show to grab a better deal on the second show. Staples Center is the only venue that will host back-to-back nights on the tour. It’s likely the prices for both concerts will even out as the dates get closer.

Lady Gaga won’t be playing any more club-like venues for the upcoming dates, but her performances at Roseland have added interest to her upcoming arena performances.

Lady Gaga Poses Without Makeup For Latest Selfie

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Lady Gaga might be dolled up to the extreme while on stage, but at home she strips down to Stefani Germanotta.

On Monday, April 7, Gaga posed without makeup for a selfie while in bed. In the photo, she's bare-faced wearing a long auburn wig, tucked under a white comforter.

The singer posted the photo for her 41 million Twitter followers before performing thefinale of her seven-show residency at New York City's Roseland Ballroom, which officially closed its doors that night after 95 years.

"Suddenly you wake up and you just know who the fuck you are," she told the crowd Monday night of why she loves her native Manhattan, according to Rolling Stone. "We've come so far."

Bad Romance Bailout? Lady Gaga’s Ex Continues To Cash In On Singer’s Tab

A songwriter and music producer who claims he helped launch pop star Lady Gaga has been raking in the cash following a $30.5 million lawsuit he filed against the Grammy Award-winning pop 
Gaga’s ex-boyfriend and producer, Rob Fusari, claimed Gaga cut him out after her career soared, and new court documents show the Grammy Award-winning singer has been paying Fusari an unspecified amount for years, as recently as June 15, 2013. According to the docs, Fusari has been collecting payments from Gaga’s artist and merchandise royalties, as well as the “Poker Face” singer’s label Interscope and Sony, who paid him as recently as June 2013.

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The judge noted that Fusari was ordered to hand over the documents pertaining to all money he has earned from Gaga, but he had not as of Tuesday.

“Although the Court ordered Defendants to produce documents sufficient to determine these amounts, and to produce a witness prepared to testify as to these amounts, Defendants have failed do so,” the court docs state.

Lady Gaga performs to sold-out crowd at Roseland Ballroom before venue closes forever

Lady Gaga shut it down at the Roseland Ballroom Monday night … literally.

The legendary New York City venue officially closed its doors for the last time Monday, but not before hosting a sold-out show by the "Applause" singer herself.

It was Gaga's final show of a seven-date farewell, which she previously pegged as a "10-day funeral," for the nearly 100-year-old music hall.

'I Don't Like To Waste Stuff': Lady Gaga Insists She's Not A Diva

Lady Gaga might come across as a diva because she seems to have a wardrobe that is the size of a house. However, aside from her extravagant fashion sense, she claims she is actually not much of a diva after all.

Most celebrities have some sort of a rider, which lists all sorts of demands for their dressing room when they make appearances. Lady Gaga, on the other hand, claims to have quite a simple rider.

While speaking to MTV, the singer revealed that she doesn’t like to waste food, so she only orders a few things.

“A lot of people I think have really nice riders," she said. "I don't know. I don't like to waste stuff. So we have cold cuts and water and there's whiskey there and champagne. We're good."
She also doesn’t have any diva-like pre-performance rituals either. She just does her usual vocal warm-ups that she’s been doing since she was 13-years-old.

“Well, my voice teacher Don Lawrence, who I've been with since I was like, I don't know, 13 years old, we still are together, and he's been my mentor for so long," Gaga said. "So he warms me up before every show - either on the phone or in person - and I do the show. An hour before the show I start my vocal warm-ups."

Sounds like Lady Gaga’s lifestyle isn’t so extravagant after all, despite having extravagant taste in clothing.