Lady Gaga said she loved a video of Slayyyter lip synching to one of Mother Monster's unreleased tracks, 'Brooklyn Nights.'
-era cast-off has become a Little Monster favorite.
The video elicited some predictably revved-up comments, none more excitable than the one from Mother Monster herself, who wrote, “ love this.” Uber-fan Slayyyter, as you might imagine, was blown away by the nice words from Gaga, tweeting, “imshaking tnrjekjfnd.”Slayyyter wasn’t the only one losing their mind over the acknowledgement.
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