Lady Gaga the most prominent social networking according to ranking

American artist Lady Gaga is the most prominent in social networks, according to a Social Music classification carried out by Top Position and published on its website.

The interpreter of topics as Alejandro and Judas has more followers in Twitter, Facebook, MySpace and LastFMy, beating other artists such as Eminem or Rihanna singers.

Lady Gaga leads the ranking with 95 points. The United States is the number 1 in followers of Twitter, the third best positioned on Facebook, on MySpace sixth and eighth of Lastfm.

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Lady Gaga passes 18 million followers on Twitter

Lady Gaga has achieved a social media milestone as her official Twitter account now has over 18 million followers.

Last night, January 15, the ‘Marry The Night’ pop icon passed the incredible figure and took to the website to write a message of both thanks and astonishment to her gigantic online fan base:

“Can’t believe I have 18,000,000 TwitterMonsters, really rad, was just a few years ago I had barely any.”

She also teased Little Monsters with a message about the ideas for her brand new forthcoming tour and added:

“I’m drinking a beer looking over the new ball blueprints. I can’t wait to throw this effen party. ELECTRO POP OPERA!”

She is also nearing the 50 million ‘likes’ mark on Facebook as she currently has 46.5 subscribers and the numbers keep climbing.

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Lady Gaga reached 2 Billion views on Youtube

Lady Gaga has been the first woman on YouTube to hit 2 Billion views on her VEVO. Gaga currently has 17 Million followers on Twitter and 46 Million likes on Facebook and now 2 Billion views on YouTube! Well Done Gaga.

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Lady Gaga Leads Forbes’ 2011 Top-Earning Women

She may not have been born this way, but Lady Gaga was pop’s top-earning woman in 2011. According to Forbes, Lady Gaga earned $90 million from album sales, touring and endorsements — double the estimated earnings of Taylor Swift and Katy Perry, who made $45 million and $44 million, respectively. In Gaga context, that’s over $5 million for each of the pop provocateur’s nearly 17 million Twitter followers, or $2 million a piece for her Facebook little monsters.
The numbers reflect earnings between May 2010 and 2011.

TOP 10:

1 - Lady Gaga
2 - Taylor Swift
3 - Katy Perry
4 - Beyonce Knowles
5 - Rihanna
6 - Pink
7 - Carrie Underwood
8 - Celine Dion
9 - Adele
10 - Alicia Keys/Britney Spears

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Marry The Night download day

On December 20th, fans around the world will support Lady Gaga's new single "Marry The Night" by downloading it on their country's iTunes.

Join the official Facebook event for the download day and be sure to invite your fellow monsters!

Source: Gagadaily

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Lady Gaga Launches Born This Way Foundation

Gaga has always made it her mission to empower her little monsters. On Wednesday (November 2), Mother Monster announced she’s launching the Born This Way Foundation, which aims to further inspire young people. The pop superstar is even getting some help from her very own Mother Monster, Cynthia Germanotta.

“My mother and I have initiated a passion project. We call it the Born This Way Foundation,” Gaga said in a statement about the foundation, which takes its name from her hit single and album. “Together we hope to establish a standard of Bravery and Kindness, as well as a community worldwide that protects and nurtures others in the face of bullying and abandonment.”

The foundation will work with a number of partners, including the John D. & Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, the California Endowment and the Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University. According to the statement, the foundation will focus on “youth empowerment and equality by addressing issues like self-confidence, well-being, anti-bullying, mentoring and career development and will utilize digital mobilization as one of the means to create positive change.”

Gaga has been a leader in shedding a light on the issue of bullying. She met with President Obama at a fundraiser in September to talk about the bullying epidemic, after she was touched in particular by the suicide of bullied 14-year-old Jamey Rodemeyer.

“The past days I’ve spent reflecting, crying, and yelling,” she tweeted when news of the teen’s death broke in September. “I have so much anger. It is hard to feel love when cruelty takes someone’s life.” She went on to post Rodemeyer’s “It Gets Better” video, urging that bullying “must become illegal. It is a hate crime.”

Lady Gaga isn’t the only pop star using the public spotlight to give back. On Tuesday, Justin Bieber announced the creation of his Believe Charity Drive and noted that partial proceeds from the sale of his brand-new Under the Mistletoe album will be donated to charitable organizations.

For more information on the foundation, and how to spread the word, make sure to visit http://www.bornthiswayfoundation.org.

Follow the Born This Way Foundation on Twitter and Facebook.

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Lady Gaga has a new application on Facebook

 With the occasion of her new album, to the style "Born This Way" here

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