
This is why one finds it difficult to believe there wasn’t a large amount of intent when Lady Gaga stepped out during Fashion Week looking like a more polished carbon copy of the highly irascible singer. Yolandi and her bandmate/father of her child, Ninja, immediately noticed the visual plagiarism and called her out for it on Instagram (the other hub for starting beef besides Twitter).

The uncanny resemblance is perhaps the final straw in Lady G’s ceaseless grafting of other artists’ aesthetics and, while we’re complaining, an inability to recognize a gay pride parade. Whatever her next album may be, let’s hope it doesn’t borrow from Die Antwoord, lest the narrative of “Fatty Boom Boom” should become a reality.
[…] that this is far from Gaga’s first time being accused of ripping people off–just ask Yolandi from Die Antwoord–it’s no wonder that the axe has finally fallen hard on her in the form of legal […]