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Bryce Harper beautifully explained why the All-Star game atmosphere in Philadelphia was "PERFECT." "I think people saw how great of a community Philly is and how great of a city it is, and how they show out. I think it was perfect. They're booing everybody else, they're cheering everybody... show more

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Lady Gaga’s full speech at MAYHEM Ball LA night 1, where she talks about the city having her back and dedicates “Vanish Into You” to her two nieces at the show 🖤 “Before the show tonight, I had a chat with everybody backstage. I was like, it's Monday, I don't know what's gonna happen. You all fucking showed me! You came out here blazing, ready to go. L.A. has been a real interesting place in my life. Because I grew up in New York City. I grew up in New York and I moved out here when I was like 19 years old, and it was not always easy. I just want to say thank you for everybody in this room tonight. People didn't always believe in me out here. You believe in me so much tonight, thank you. You were always there for me. And so, like, I come out here every night and I always promise myself I'm gonna be really strong during this part. And I always lose it because I don't know how to say thank you in enough ways. I think it always just felt easier for me to put it in a song. But, community. My community, this community, our community. They're there for you even when it's tough or when you're at your lowest. That's why it's so special. Because you don't have to be on top for your community to love you, they will always love you. I hope you know everywhere around the world that I go, I will try to give every drop of my passion to the audience, inspired by all of you. That when I come out here and I see all that passion and all that love you have for me and for each other, it really makes me feel something so special. I hope that all year and all summer, that you feel my love. And just, I'll see you in 20 more years. I'll just keep coming back, is that ok? I would like to dedicate this next one, "Vanish To You", to my two nieces who are here tonight. They said this is their favourite song. So, I always dedicate this to the fans. But will you share it with them tonight? Can't do it without my family. One day I'll just vanish into each and every one of you, if that's ok”

Lady Gaga’s full speech at MAYHEM Ball LA night 1, where she talks about the city having her back and dedicates “Vanish Into You” to her two nieces at the show 🖤 “Before the show tonight, I had a chat with everybody backstage. I was like, it's Monday, I don't know what's gonna happen. You all fucking showed me! You came out here blazing, ready to go. L.A. has been a real interesting place in my life. Because I grew up in New York City. I grew up in New York and I moved out here when I was like 19 years old, and it was not always easy. I just want to say thank you for everybody in this room tonight. People didn't always believe in me out here. You believe in me so much tonight, thank you. You were always there for me. And so, like, I come out here every night and I always promise myself I'm gonna be really strong during this part. And I always lose it because I don't know how to say thank you in enough ways. I think it always just felt easier for me to put it in a song. But, community. My community, this community, our community. They're there for you even when it's tough or when you're at your lowest. That's why it's so special. Because you don't have to be on top for your community to love you, they will always love you. I hope you know everywhere around the world that I go, I will try to give every drop of my passion to the audience, inspired by all of you. That when I come out here and I see all that passion and all that love you have for me and for each other, it really makes me feel something so special. I hope that all year and all summer, that you feel my love. And just, I'll see you in 20 more years. I'll just keep coming back, is that ok? I would like to dedicate this next one, "Vanish To You", to my two nieces who are here tonight. They said this is their favourite song. So, I always dedicate this to the fans. But will you share it with them tonight? Can't do it without my family. One day I'll just vanish into each and every one of you, if that's ok”

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