Don't expect a Lady Gaga and M.I.A collaboration anytime soon.
For the second time in the last several months, the British singer criticizes Gaga for her lack of originality.
In an interview with the New York Times, M.I.A she actually sounds like she despises the "Telephone" singer.
The comparisons to Madonna and the constant chatter that Lady Gaga has become a cultural icon don't sit well with M.I.A.
“You can’t really say that Gaga is culturally a change,” she said. “Madonna was truly unique.”
Romain Gavras, the director of M.I.A.'s controversial new video "Born Free" added. “And Madonna was pretty,” he said. “Pop stars should be pretty.”
On the subject of "Born Free", M.I.A compared it to Gaga's video for "Telephone".
“With our video, we were really copying ‘Telephone,’ she says “Both our videos are road movies. We kill people, and they kill people. They start out in a prison, and we start out in a squat, hunting people down.”
“I can’t talk about Gaga anymore,” she said “All I’ll say is, it’s upsetting when babies say ga-ga now. It used to be innocent. Now, they’re calling her name.”
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