Lady Gaga Music Videos

In 2008, Lady Gaga was introduced to the world through the collaborative effort of music producer Vincent Herbert and hip-hop music artist Akon. The first single from her debut album, "Just Dance" topped the Billboard Dance Charts just a couple of weeks after her live performance at the 2008 Miss Universe Pageant. Last year, Gaga released an extension album entitled "The Fame Monster" which spawned the hits "Bad Romance", "Telephone", and "Alejandro". Just like her songs, her music videos are also being watched around the world. One of the videos at the forefront of Lady Gaga's collection of unbelievable collaborations with great musicians is the Telephone Music Video.

The video was directed by Jonas Akerlund who also worked with Lady Gaga for the "Paparazzi" music video in 2008. The video features Gaga being arrested for poisoning her boyfriend's drink. The first few minutes of the video shows Gaga stripped and mocked by prison guards while dancing along with two background female dancers in a revealing two-piece outfit. Another scene supposedly shows Gaga being involved in catfights and kissing a fellow female prisoner. That particular scene, however, was edited in music channels from conservative territories. RnB superstar Beyonce Knowles made a guest appearance in the latter part of the video. She portrays the seductive "Honey Bee" from Quentin Tarantino's 1994 film "Pulp Fiction". During the video shoot, Beyonce was thrilled by how wonderful her working relationship with Lady Gaga was.

The Bad Romance Music Video features Lady Gaga on the frontline of fashion couture. According to her Rolling Stones interview, Gaga personally picked Francis Lawrence as the director for the video. The "Haus Of Gaga" creative group handled the art direction. Released on November 2009, the video shows Gaga being abducted by a group of models who plans to sell her to the Soviet mafia. The video became notable partly because of her memorable ensemble of white leotards and red lingerie that symbolized blood.