Lady GaGa was spotted arriving at Radio One studios for her Live Lounge session with BBC radio host Jo Whiley. I know you’re trying to be trendy and all, but drawing your lips to make yourself look like a Japanese geisha is not only hideous but also offensive to real Japanese geishas. She might as well just put on a kimono and change her name to something Japanese.
Here’s more socially confused Lady GagGag:
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Why would it be offensive to geishas?
and besides, anyone can wear their lipstick how they want, geishas don’t have a monopoly on that style, in fact, a lot of people have done it over the centuries.
i don’t know..honestly, she reminds me more of the 1920s look…it’s my opinion though..
it’s different.
plus i’m asian..so i don’t find this offensive..she looks nothing near like a geisha…although her lips are painted that way, her lips remind me more of a woman’s look in the 1920s.
by the way, i like her style.
Ive always loved experimenting with make-up. And so does lady gaga. Ofcourse, I dont have the guts to wear my ideas in public. And its not offensive, only slightly unflattering, because her lips are not the right shape to pull it off completely, and its a bad colour. But hey, if queen Amidala from star wars can do it, then so can she, so get over it.
Poker Face and Just Dance simple rocks! more power to Lady Gaga.