Lady Gaga Speaks Truth to Her Fans and Those Who Hate

"I don't wanna be your f*cking Queen, I wanna be your friend," Lady Gaga communicates.

As well as slaying on the Auckland stage, during a performance of 'Hair', Lady Gaga took the time to address her lil' Monsters. Speaking into a microphone attached to the sick motorcycle she sat on, Mother Monster proceeded to speak on peoples actions and to those who hate on her (*cough* Madonna *cough*)

"Sometimes it makes people feel better about themselves you know, to put other people down or, make fun of them or, maybe make mockery of their work and... that doesn't make me feel good at all. That just makes me feel like I'm not being a good human being.. I feel like If you're a really good human being, you can try to find something beautiful in every single person," She says.

"It's a challenge but at the end of the day, I learnt so much this year about that, I learned a lot about negativity, I learned a lot about people trying to tare you down and umm... I'm just not that person I.. and I never will be, and I don't even wanna fight back coz it's more important for me to keep writing music, coz that's all I really care about.. the music," she continues.

"When I look into your eyes every night I don't see a fan base that wants me to fight or bite or uh.. be.. be uh... shady and c*nty the way we all used to be. It's OK y'know it's fun right?! But at the end of the day we're in a new place in society aren't we?! Aren't we in a new place!!?"

She speaks to the Gays, "Can't I believe in being born this way!? Can't I be gay and not have to slice you!? Can't I be gay and not have to be a c*nt!? Can't I be gay and not feel like I have to READ you or be shady or ...Can't I just be myself and not have to do that!?" she expresses as she continues on to speak on the relevance of 'Born This Way'.

I really love the message, I think it speaks true to entertainment & pop culture worldwide. I love how she indirectly addresses the obvious Madonna shade. Here's to you Gaga!

Check out the video clips below and some aftermath pics as she arrives back to her hotel. Wine in hand. Yass Gaga! #cheers

If You Didn't Know: Lady Gaga Is In Town!

If you didn't know, Lady Gaga is in town!

 Here in New Zealand to fulfil dates on her current 'Born This Way Ball' Tour, Lady Gaga greeted screaming fans at her hotel where she will be staying throughout the duration of her trip.

Check out clips and pics of her arrival below...

Lady Gaga's Speech At Manila Concert

Lady Gaga Born This Way Ball Poster

Despite protests from religious groups, the first of the two Lady Gaga's Born This Way Ball concerts in Manila pushed through on Monday. Gaga also performed her controversial song "Judas," which is being alleged by some as "blasphemous."

Gaga, however, turned emotional during the concert and made the following statement:

"I’m not an alien, I’m not a woman, I’m not a man, and I’m not a creature of your government, Manila. I’m all your dreams and I’m all your potential. Let me be all your insecurities and your fears. I’m your future, I’m everything that makes you sad and angry. I’m you, little monsters. Tonight’s not a statement, tonight’s us coming together because we believe we were all born this way. Some people say I stand for things that are bad. The truth is, I want the best for every single one of you. My life is like one whole performance of liberation. All of those kids all around the world who take their lives when they’re so young because they feel bullied, or they’re afraid because they’re gay and don’t want to tell anybody. Don’t you think that some of us should f---ing stand up for them and speak the god---n truth? It’s true! It’s not about the music, it’s not aobut my clothes, it’s not about having hit records. It’s the f---ing god---n truth that people in the world need to be free and be proud of who they are."

Meanwhile, Gaga's second concert is as well pushing through at the newly-opened SM Mall of Asia Arena, tonight since last night’s show reportedly did not violate any laws.

Among Gaga's audience last night were censors who were there to monitor possible violations of law against supposedly "immoral doctrines, obscene publications and exhibitions and indecent shows."