Lady Gaga took to Twitter to explain the meaning behind the lead single to her upcoming third studio album “Artpop.”

The single “Applause,” a mix of electropop and Eurodance, was released Aug. 12 and is very meaningful to the eccentric pop star.

“‘Applause’ is a very meaningful song to me because it addresses what many think of ‘celebrities’ today, that we ‘do it’ for the attention



“But some of us are ‘artists’ in this group called ‘celebrity,’ & what we create doesn’t live on unless theres an audience to remember it.

“So I may need your attention at first, so I can sing you my song. But its the ‘Applause’ after that let me know if I’ve entertained you.



“Entertainment makes people happy, I live for the ‘Applause,’ to know I’ve spread that. I live to hear you cheer, to just be a part of that.



“I believe in show business. The ‘Applause’ is what breeds that thing that I love. When I know i’ve made you happy. When I know it was good,” she wrote.

Watch Lady Gaga’s “Applause” music video

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