Lady Gaga’s influence continues to wow the world.
At age 25, she had achieved and received a lot of recognitions due to her charm and unquestionable talent especially in the field of entertainment.
Before taking the lead as she was set to have the opening performance on the 2011 MTV Video Music Award which would be happening August 28, Lady Gaga was once again recognized.
After being hailed as one of the toppers in the recent Highest Paid entertainers under 30 category, and also of Forbes Celebrity 100, Gaga had made another milestone in her career. She may not be able to top the prestigious Forbes’ List of the Worlds 100 Most Powerful Women but she ousted Oprah and Queen Elizabeth.
Lady Gaga ranked number 11 in the list while Oprah landed at 14 and Queen Elizabeth occupied the 49th spot.
For this year, there were only two musicians who had took a place on the list and it included Beyonce Knowles. Both Gaga and Beyonce had collaborated in a song before entitled “Telephone”. Beyonce had occupied the 18th slot.
It is indeed no doubt why Gaga was included in the list for her achievement and popularity defines and says it all for her.
She had millions of fans globally and in fact, she is one of the most followed personalities in Twitter worldwide. She was the Mother monster of her Little Monsters.
Furthermore, Lady Gaga, so far is the youngest name who was able to be part on the list of Forbes’ Worlds 100 Most Powerful Women.
Taking the top 10 spot for this year are: Angela Merkel,Chancellor (Germany); Hillary Clinton,Secretary of State( United States); Dilma Rousseff,President(Brazil);Indra Nooyi, Chief Executive,PepsiCo(United States);Sheryl Sandberg,COO (Facebook);Melinda Gates,Cofounder,Cochair, Bill&Melinda Gates Foundation(United States); Sonia Gandhi,President,Indian National Congress Party (India); Michelle Obama, First Lady (United States); Christine Lagarde, Managing Director, IMF (France); Irene Rosenfeld,CEO,Kraft Foods (United States).