Lady Gaga Responds to Ex-Classmates’ Facebook Group Claiming She’ll “Never Be Famous”

Lady Gaga recently responded to an old Facebook group created by some of her former classmates who mocked her dreams of becoming famous. Nearly two decades ago, Gaga—born Stefani Germanotta—attended NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts but left in 2005 to pursue music and acting. 

During this time, she began performing under the name Lady Gaga, sparking a Facebook group called “Stefani Germanotta, you will never be famous,” where her classmates ridiculed her ambitions.

Now a global superstar, Gaga addressed the group after screenshots resurfaced on TikTok. Commenting on a video about it, she wrote: “Some people I went to college with made this way back. This is why you can’t give up when people doubt you—gotta keep going.”

The second slide of the TikTok post Gaga commented on showcases a list of her numerous accolades, including one Oscar, 13 Grammys, three Brit Awards, two Golden Globes, 18 VMAs, 10 Guinness World Records, and more. 

Gaga has been teasing her much-anticipated seventh studio album for some time, and recently confirmed that its lead single will drop next month. Earlier this month, she was seen filming at the Louvre, sparking fan speculation that it’s for a music video from her upcoming album.

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–Silviya.Y