She announced earlier this week that she would focus on helping Americans make a plan to cast their ballots for the November 3 general election.
And Lady Gaga was back again on Thursday with a new song she wrote about registering to vote.
The 34-year-old singer–songwriter played her piano and sang the new ‘single’ to direct her millions of followers to her partnership with TurboVote.org.
Civic engagement: Lady Gaga, 34, shared a new ‘sing-along’ song with her millions of social media followers to help them register to vote
Gaga looked classy and elegant in pink sweater with her sleeves rolled up, along with a pair of black slacks.
She sported platinum blonde locks after rocking a dirty blonde look only a few days earlier, and she looked wore a pair of large black-frame eyeglasses.
As she had with her video from Wednesday, Gaga introduced herself by her real name, Stefani Germanotta.
‘I wrote a sing-along about voting,’ she began, before launching into the slow ballad, which sounded like a lullaby.
Pretty in pink: Gaga looked classy and elegant in pink sweater with her sleeves rolled up. She sported platinum blonde locks and chunky black glasses
Joining forces: ‘They’ll help you register,/inform you how to vote,/help tell you where to go./I know some of you still don’t know,’ she sang, before comically pointing her finger at the camera and adopting a stern face
‘Do you know how to vote?/I know a place you can go,’ she began singing, before introducing TurboVote in the lyrics.
‘They’ll help you register,/inform you how to vote,/help tell you where to go./I know some of you still don’t know,’ she sang, before comically pointing her finger at the camera and adopting a stern face.
‘I know this is cheesy,’ she continued singing with a knowing look, before repeating the website address one final time.
Gaga titled her song ‘The Voting Sing-a-long’ in her caption, adding, ‘I know this is cheesy…but ladygaga.turbovote.org is easy. This is my new single. Don’t give up ….it’s important your voice is heard!’
Civic duty: On Tuesday, Gaga introduced herself by her real name, Stefani Germanotta, and said she would be focusing on voting until the November 3 election
On Tuesday, the songstress appeared in a cookies and cream sweater with gold hoop earrings and a pair of black eyeglasses for her first video about voting.
‘Most days, you guys know me as Lady Gaga, but my name is Stefani Germanotta,’ she said, clearly enunciating each syllable of her name.
‘For the next 21 days I want to talk to you as Stefani. It’s with that name that I’m gonna vote early in California on my ballot,’ she continued.
The Poker Face singer said the upcoming election was pivotal and reminded her fans that their votes mattered, before speaking about her TurboVote partnership
New shoot: The songstress will begin shooting the biographical crime film Gucci in March in Italy, Deadline reported on Wednesday; pictured in February 2019
Gunned down: Gaga will star as the murderess Patrizia Reggiani, who was convicted of paying a hitman to murder her husband Maurizio Gucci in 1995
Her new focus on voting follows news that Gaga will begin shooting her next big film project as early as March.
She’ll be starring in Gucci as Patrizia Reggiani, who was convicted of paying a hitman to murder her husband Maurizio Gucci in 1995.
The crime film will be helmed by legendary director Ridley Scott, who finished principal photography this week on his upcoming historical drama The Last Duel, which stars Matt Damon, Adam Driver, Jodie Comer and Ben Affleck, and features a screenplay written by Damon and Affleck with producer Nicole Holofcener.
Although Gaga has had multiple small television roles before, in addition to appearing in two seasons of American Horror Story, her biggest role to date was in 2018’s A Star Is Born, which she appeared in opposite Bradley Cooper, who also directed.
She was nominated for Best Actress at the Academy Awards and went home with the trophy for Best Original Song.
Multitalented: She was nominated for Best Actress at the Academy Awards for A Star Is Born (2018) and went home with the trophy for Best Original Song; pictured in February 2019