The rise to fame of Lady Gaga is an inspiring story of perseverance. Her journey serves as a reminder that it’s never too late to take control of your own life.

With determination, we can all overcome difficulties and achieve success.

She struggled through her childhood and college years

Lady Gaga is an alumna of New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts. She dropped out of school to pursue her music career.

In her mid-20s, she shared how she was made fun of in high school. Her so-called “friends” threw her in the trash. It hurts to hear that, but it’s a reminder that anyone can be ridiculed, even someone as famous as Lady Gaga.

She revealed that she was always considered a “failure” by her friends. In middle school, her unique qualities made her a target of taunts and humiliation. It’s no surprise that that caused the female singer to fall into depression.

Her college students created an anti group on Facebook

Despite her talent, her classmates mainly focused on mundane aspects of her appearance, such as her “big nose” and “buck teeth.” The singer has been criticized for her makeup choices and interest in music.

Friends doubted her musical abilities and teased her because of her desire to become a professional singer. They even created a page on Facebook called “Stefani Germanotta, you will never be famous.” After this, the page was locked.

This has affected Lady Gaga’s mental health

The singer shared that negative emotions related to being ridiculed still haunt her. Gaga has been outspoken about how it’s affecting her mental health, but no one is paying attention or checking to see if she’s okay.

Even her mother, Cynthia Germanotta, admitted she didn’t recognize the warning signs of her daughter’s depression during her middle school years.

Gaga became the first person to win an Oscar, Grammy, BAFTA and Golden Globe in the same year

Lady Gaga became the first person in history to win an Oscar, Grammy, BAFTA and Golden Globe in the same year. She won an Academy Award for Best Original Song Shallow, performed in the film A Star Is Born.

At the Oscars, the singer was extremely emotional when she received her first Oscar along with co-writers Mark Ronson, Anthony Rossomando and Andrew Wyatt. She tearfully thanked the Academy and her family, including her sister, whom she considered her soulmate.

School time allowed her to learn many things

Lady Gaga said her experiences with being ridiculed in high school helped her portray the character Ally in A Star Is Born, an artist struggling with self-doubt and wanting to succeed in the industry music industry.

Unlike Ally, Gaga is very active, “I’m dragging my keyboard all over New York, and I’m banging on doors. I really believe in myself.” To portray Ally’s insecurity, the pop star had to recall her own experiences in high school.

Lady Gaga sets up a fund to fight school bullying

Lady Gaga wants to raise awareness about different forms of trolling, including online shaming. She admits that social media and text messaging can have a negative influence on young people. Lady Gaga’s Born This Way Foundation is her opportunity to promote tolerance and create opportunities for everyone.

The star filmed a video campaign with students from Walter Reed High School, where she discussed the challenges awake in their daily classroom. She believes that starting conversations in the classroom is an important step toward creating a better world.