Lady Gaga Released Her New Album Artwork, and Little Monsters Everywhere Are Losing It

From Harper's BAZAAR

• Lady Gaga released the official artwork for her upcoming sixth studio album, Chromatica, on Sunday.

• The "Stupid Love" singer has postponed the release of her upcoming album due to the coronavirus pandemic, telling her fans she wants to release the record when the world "is able to dance together."

The release of Lady Gaga's sixth studio album, Chromatica, may be delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic, but parts of the press rollout for the project are still underway.

On Sunday, the "Stupid Love" singer took to social media to share the official artwork for her upcoming album. The image showcases Gaga donning a leather corset with her now-Chromatica-synonymous hot-pink hair lying on her back atop a metal grate, a myriad of black cables and wilting foliage around her. A metal yin-yang-esque symbol—the same one Gaga has been sharing throughout the album rollout—encompasses the border of the image.

The album, according to the singer herself, is set to be a record full of high energy, otherworldly dance tracks that Gaga claimed helped her heal from a history of trauma, depression, and chronic pain.

"It's a smack across the face throughout the album. We don't stop being that happy," Gaga told Paper magazine. "You will hear the pain in my voice and in some of the lyrics, but it always celebrates."

Lady Gaga fans couldn't help but celebrate once the singer confirmed the final artwork for Chromatica. Below, we've rounded up the best Little Monster reactions to Gaga's highly anticipated record.

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