The ‘Born This Way’ hitmaker made the decision to only be inked on one side so she can look “slightly normal” from certain angles to please her dad Joseph Germanotta.
In a Google Moderator interview which saw her answer question submitted by fans, she revealed: “All of my tattoos are on one side, per my father’s request. He asked that I remain, on one side, slightly normal, so I only have my tattoos on my left side.
“I think he sees the right as like my Marilyn Monroe side and the left as my Iggy Pop side.”
Gaga’s tattoos include a Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament symbol on her left wrist, a unicorn with the song title ‘Born This Way’ wrapped around its horn on her thigh, floral tattoos of roses and daisies on her lower back and shoulder and a quote from Austrian Bohemian poet Rainer Maria Rilke in German on her inner left upper arm.
The ‘Bad Romance’ singer chose to decorate that side of her figure because she is left handed and “creatively driven” by her left.
She added: “I’m also a leftie. It’s really my father - when I was a kid he tried to change my hands, and the doctor was like, ‘She was born that way, you can’t change it!’
“So I think from a neurological standpoint, because I’m creatively driven by my left side, that’s why I chose it.”
In a Google Moderator interview which saw her answer question submitted by fans, she revealed: “All of my tattoos are on one side, per my father’s request. He asked that I remain, on one side, slightly normal, so I only have my tattoos on my left side.
“I think he sees the right as like my Marilyn Monroe side and the left as my Iggy Pop side.”
Gaga’s tattoos include a Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament symbol on her left wrist, a unicorn with the song title ‘Born This Way’ wrapped around its horn on her thigh, floral tattoos of roses and daisies on her lower back and shoulder and a quote from Austrian Bohemian poet Rainer Maria Rilke in German on her inner left upper arm.
The ‘Bad Romance’ singer chose to decorate that side of her figure because she is left handed and “creatively driven” by her left.
She added: “I’m also a leftie. It’s really my father - when I was a kid he tried to change my hands, and the doctor was like, ‘She was born that way, you can’t change it!’
“So I think from a neurological standpoint, because I’m creatively driven by my left side, that’s why I chose it.”
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