Lady Gaga admitted to taking anti-psychotic medication.
The singer is actually taking olanzapine, which is commonly used in the treatment of certain forms of schizophrenia and bipolar disorder.
She shared about it during an interview with Zane Lowe for Apple Music: “I wrote a song on ‘Chromatica’ called ‘911’ and this song is about the anti-psychotic drug I’m taking because I can’t. still control what my brain is doing, and I want to take this medicine to prevent that from happening. I know I have mental issues and they can sometimes prevent me from functioning as a real human being. “
In addition, the star recently confided that writing her new album ‘Chromatica’ had been particularly difficult.
She said during her brand new show ‘Gaga Radio’: “When this album came out, I felt mentally liberated. I told her ‘I love you but goodbye’. All these thoughts, all this music, this sound , everything I put in you, I want you to go with it and never come back to my head. “
To which producer BloodPop replied, “Yes it was really like an exorcism.”
Lady Gaga continued, addressing her producer, “‘Chromatica’ was like a portal that you and I opened in the studio. We opened that portal and I was like ‘Okay, talent, creativity, inner voice, come inside me. , tell me what to say, tell me what to do. ‘ Only two things happened to me every day. Either I was writing a song, or I was upstairs or on the porch smoking excessively and crying like a madeleine. “
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