.LadyGaga's mysterious tweets, explained.
November 11, 2019
The confusion, Gaga explained, was her plan all along. “I’m trying to crack the code that is the algorithm of the internet, and I will do so in various ways,” she said. “You may not always understand why an ‘f’ tweet gets that many likes. Who knows why? It was just a social experiment. I'm trying to understand people.”
Does anyone think global warming is a good thing? I love Lady Gaga. I think she's a really interesting artist.More broadly, Gaga seems to have a love-hate relationship with social media. “Honestly, sometimes I wonder if the people who invented social media all got in a room and went, ‘Let's start something where nobody has to be brave and everybody can hide and be mean,’” she said. “It's not all bad, but a significant change has happened in culture as a result of it.
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