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Lady Gaga Offends Swing State Voters With Mocking Video Suggesting They “Vote For Biden”

In a video reaching out to swing state voters, Lady Gaga isn’t getting the reaction she likely expected. Many feel that she painted them as redneck hillbillies obsessed with beer and trucks. The singer is getting significant backlash and possibly doing more harm than good for Joe Biden, her preferred candidate.

Lady Gaga tweeted a video of herself dolled up in camouflage showing her midriff.

She is drinking what appears to be a beer while imploring people in Minnesota, Pennsylvania, Georgia, Florida, Michigan, or Arizona to vote for Biden before she throws her beer on the ground.

Lady Gaga Is “Voting For America”

Gaga claims she is “voting for America” in an attempt to identify with midwestern voters. But, her portrayal is interpreted by many as being degrading rather than one of camaraderie.

The reactions to Gaga’s video weren’t positive. Not only did the singer’s attempt fall flat on Twitter, but it alienated voters who felt she’s mocking them.

Generally, poking fun at someone is not how you get them to agree with you.

Barstool Sports’ Coach Duggs mocked Lady Gaga’s video claiming everyone needs to mind their “own damn business.” He even followed Gaga’s lead and showed off his belly.

After posting this video, Lady Gaga hit the campaign trail in Pennsylvania for Joe Biden. But, she has another serious problem with voters there.

Lady Gaga Is Against Fracking

The Keystone State relies heavily on oil and other fossil fuels. Fracking has helped the economy boom, so Biden’s recent comments about banning fossil fuels is sitting poorly with many voters in this crucial state.

Lady Gaga isn’t helping him as she belongs to Artists Against Fracking as Turning Point USA’s Charlie Kirk points out in the tweet below.

Election Day is almost here. Like all of us, celebrities will have to accept the outcome whether they like it or not.

Erin Perri

A mom first and conservative Christian second, Erin credits a midwestern upbringing and deep military roots for her no-nonsense perspective on life and family in America today.