Lady Gaga once again caught the attention of people when she was seen wearing a jacket similar to the Nazi jacket while on a campaign for Hillary Clinton. Did her outfit hurt and eventually cost Hillary Clinton the election?
It is undeniable that Lady Gaga commands attention wherever she goes, what with her outlandish outfits and flair for drama, but it seems that her latest choice of wardrobe could have hurt the Clinton campaign. Dressed in a black pantsuit, the jacket Lady Gaga wore looked very similar to a Nazi uniform and definitely raised some eyebrows.
The Sun reports that social media was abuzz with negative reactions to her outfit. It didn't help that Lady Gaga was seen side by side with Hillary Clinton, and it could have lead some supporters who were watching to associate the Democratic candidate to the Nazi.
According to the Inquisitr, Lady Gaga wore the outfit to the Hillary Clinton rally to pay tribute to King of Pop Michael Jackson. But despite her good intentions, the "Born This Way" singer may have made matters worse.
Some social media users actually accused Lady Gaga of supporting pedophilia when they found out about the Michael Jackson tribute. This is despite the fact that he was never charged with the crime.
It may too farfetched to claim that Lady Gaga has that big of an impact in the outcome of the election that Hillary Clinton lost, but based on social media, the outfit really created some ruckus. But despite the loss of Hillary Clinton, Lady Gaga did not stop from showing her displeasure in the election results.
Billboard reports that Lady Gaga was seen staging a protest in front of Trump Tower in New York the morning after the election that Republican candidate Donald Trump won. Wearing all all-black ensemble, the Telephone" singer held a sign that says, "Love trumps hate."
It would be safe to say that despite the Hillary Clinton loss, Lady Gaga would still be vocal about her stand and beliefs. Do you think that Lady Gaga's outfit was a factor in Clinton's loss? Share your thoughts and comments below.
