Suicide charity criticizes Lady Gaga for gory MTV performance
September 17th, 2009 - 5:43 pm ICT by ANI ( 1 comment )Washington, Sept 17 (ANI): Anti-suicide advocates have criticized pop star Lady Gaga’s performance at MTV Video Music Awards for “romanticising suicide”.
While performing on song Paparazzi, the 23-year-old singer stunned the audience with her bizarre performance, where she danced with crutches alongside a wheelchair-bound performer, while blood poured down her bare mid-riff.
She later said that her act represented her private life being killed by the paparazzi.
However, bosses at the U.K. teen suicide prevention group, Papyrus, were infuriated at branded the star “irresponsible”.
“This act is not cool - sensationalising and romanticising suicide is irresponsible,” Contactmusic quoted a representative for the charity as saying.
“Celebrities, who are often idolised by young people, need to be more aware of the impact that such acts can have on vulnerable young people,” the rep added. (ANI)
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October 5th, 2009 at 4:41 am
Ok hypersensitive loons at the Anti-Suicide Committee. She just said it was about her private life being KILLED. Hence, a HOMOCIDE!!! Where did u even get suicide in that performance?? Did u even listen to the song and see the connection in the performance?? Did suicide rates go up drastically since her performance? Oh, no. Ok then. SHUT UP!!!