Lady Gaga to play counsellor for monsters
1 Jan 2013 11:10 PM GMT
Mother Monster is now all set to turn counsellor. Singer Lady Gaga has decided that she will now offer free counselling to fans for their personal problems on her next tour.
The 26-year-old will set out for her Born This Way Ball concerts 11 January, in Vancouver, Canada and will counsel everyone in a bus.
In a series of tweets, the singer explained about the initiative, which she has started with her mother.
‘For those wondering about the ‘counselling’ at the BTW Ball BornBrave pre-show, it will be a fun tailgating experience for monsters (fans) to unite,’ Gaga posted.
‘At the BornBrave Bus, you have access to professional, private or group chats about mental health, depression, bullying, school and friends,’ she added. The singer wants her fans to have a fun experience.
‘There will also be food and games... Born Brave Bus is a place where mental health + depression are taken seriously (with) no judgement, free real help to all,’ she wrote.
‘I feel like most kids don’t look for help because they feel embarrassed so mom + I wanted to break the stigmas around 'help' and make it fun,’ she added.   Â
The 26-year-old will set out for her Born This Way Ball concerts 11 January, in Vancouver, Canada and will counsel everyone in a bus.
In a series of tweets, the singer explained about the initiative, which she has started with her mother.
‘For those wondering about the ‘counselling’ at the BTW Ball BornBrave pre-show, it will be a fun tailgating experience for monsters (fans) to unite,’ Gaga posted.
‘At the BornBrave Bus, you have access to professional, private or group chats about mental health, depression, bullying, school and friends,’ she added. The singer wants her fans to have a fun experience.
‘There will also be food and games... Born Brave Bus is a place where mental health + depression are taken seriously (with) no judgement, free real help to all,’ she wrote.
‘I feel like most kids don’t look for help because they feel embarrassed so mom + I wanted to break the stigmas around 'help' and make it fun,’ she added.   Â
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