The world of Lady Gaga may be a weird and wonderful place - her name suggests that right from the outset.
But the singer has spewed some wonderful nuggets of information from her mouth which to some may seem a little creepy.
Mother Monster recently bought some Michael Jackson memorabilia and says she wears an item of the late star's clothing when making her music.
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During an interview with Ryan Seacrest on US radio station KIIS FM on Monday, she said: "I recently bought a bunch of Michael Jackson clothes - bought a lot of clothes.
"The idea was to keep them for him. I actually don't want to wear them - they're Michael's clothes. I have one of his sweaters that I put on. I wear that when we're mixing and finishing up the records. His real clothing.
"But wearing it and having it be mine? No."
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Perhaps she finds inspiration and thinks her creative juices will flow while wearing the King of Pop's tops but it does seem a tad extreme.
The one they call Gaga also opened up about the apparent feud between her and Katy Perry which is said to have kicked off when they decided to release their singles just days apart.
However, due a strange turn of events which is actually more naughty and just wrong than bizarre, the release dates suddenly coincided on Monday when Lady Gaga rush released her single Applause at the same time as Katy's tune Roar after Gaga's track was leaked online.
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Clearing up the matter, Gaga said: "We both just happened to want to put our singles out within a week of each other. It's not necessarily convenient for everyone any maybe a little bit awkward but we don't need to force feed this negativity until everyone explodes - it turns into a competition and it's not what I'm about at all.
"I really like KP and I really like her fans and I really respect everyone in this industry because it wasn't easy for me to get here and I'm sure it wasn't easy for her to get where she is so I just wanted to put an end to it before it started."
Right, you got that? THERE IS NO FEUD!
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