In my humble opinion, Lady Gaga is getting ridiculously close to becoming a parody of her own self. But that’s just me…for the rest of you Little Monsters out there…she gives you this…..

“So to give you a little background to the creation of this song. I wrote it in Minnesota after the Monster Ball on the tour bus,” she wrote about the song on Twitter. “We recorded it in one shot. Fernando on guitar, Paul on Drum Machine. I wrote, sang it, and freestyled the last minute + a half of the song.”

Another theatrical music video from Lady Gaga. This one directed by her and straight up autobiographical. And long. Very long. 13 minutes of Gaga at her most raw and bare. Literally. Marry The Night debuted last night.

The occasionally bizarre sequences show the star topless with her mouth overflowing with Cheerio cereal, playing the piano naked and dying her hair blue while sitting in a bath

The singer told E! that the scenes in Marry The Night is a rendering of the day she thought her dreams were slipping away from her when was dropped from her first record label Island Def Jam.

She also reveals she was naked when she received the bad news, which accounts for the number of nude scenes in the video.

‘That’s probably the most honest moment in that video of everything I’ve ever done,’ she said. ‘My directorial decision was for them to just f***ing roll the cameras, because I couldn’t go in and out of the moment.’

Instead of watching football all weekend while you are stuck at your grandma’s house, tune in to ABC to watch this freakshow. Lady Gaga at home with her family.

This holiday weekend, Thanksgiving in the US, the most outrageous pop star in the world will go home to her parents’ house on the wealthy Upper West Side of Manhattan and stay in her childhood bedroom. ‘She still doesn’t have her own place in the city,’ one longtime friend tells The Post. ‘She and her family are very tight.’The ABC special, “A Very Gaga Thanksgiving,” premieres Thursday night and shows the 25-year-old in the kitchen serving up dishes inspired by her Italian heritage.

For her feast, Gaga enlisted celebrity chef Art Smith to remake old family recipes.

On a side note, it was just recently learned that Lady Gaga gives her dad 50% of her earnings. That hasn’t happened since Elvis.

Her adoration for her father is unconditional. She once told Elle magazine: ‘I’m married to my dad.’

And after Father’s day she told Vanity Fair magazine: ‘I’m happier than I’ve ever been. I’ve been in my father’s arms for two weeks, wishing [him] a Happy Father’s Day.’

Though friends describe Gaga as equally close with her outgoing, elegant mom, her primary relationship seems to be with her dad.Joe Germanotta made his fortune in hotel Wi-Fi, becoming wealthy enough to buy a duplex on the Upper West Side and send his daughters to the Convent of the Sacred Heart private school.

Joe has been Gaga’s number one supporter throughout her career. When she told her father of her plans for worldwide pop superstardom he used his money and connections to hire the best producers, to book studio time and to get Stefani in the room with record executives. In 2005, when she decided to drop out of NYU in her freshman year, Joe agreed to bankroll her for 12 months, paying the rent on her tiny fifth-floor walk-up on the Lower East Side and hauling her furniture up the stairs.

‘He is my hero,’ she has said.

It sounds like Lady Gaga is just a nice normal girl who grew up in a loving home with supportive parents that raised her with enough self confidence and initiative to be successful. Maybe that’s why she seems so odd to us. We aren’t used to celebrities and people who crave the spotlight as normal American dreamers. They are usually busted and broken and needing attention. Definitely much more interesting than football.

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Just before they both up..but the both knew it was about to happen or this wouldn’t have been recorded.

Kat Von D gave Lady Gaga a tattoo just a few weeks before her first album dropped.

People are sick of the Lady Gaga monster and she knows it. She’s already anticipated this. That’s why we had that odd gender-bending performance ‘theater’ thing on the MTV VMA’s last week.

That’s why we are getting these very planned and staged ‘natural’ pictures of Gaga in this months Bazaar. Along with this interview about things being real….

Fake is the new reality: “I don’t really view it as ‘natural,’” she explains. “I think that artifice is the new reality. It’s more about just being honest and sincere to the core of what you do. Whether I’m wearing lots of makeup or no makeup, I’m always the same person inside.”

On getting tired of being Gaga: “Sometimes I do. It all really depends on my mood for the day. But I think the perception that I ‘put it on’ every day is probably not true.” In Gaga’s mind, “putting it on” is subject to interpretation. “Don’t you think that what’s on the cover of a magazine is quite artificial?” she asks. “There’s this idea that it’s all natural, but everything’s been staged to look natural. It is also an invention. It’s just that my inventions are different. I often get asked about my artifice, but isn’t fashion based on the idea that we can create a fantasy?”

On what’s expected from her: “I try to not focus on what people expect from me,” she says. “I think what has been lovely about my relationship with the public is that they expect something unexpected from me.”

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