Lady Gaga has officially announced her next single to her forthcoming album, "ARTPOP." After weeks of playing various trending Twitter games where the "Born This Way" singer had her little monsters guess the next single, Lady Gaga has now announced that her second single will be "Venus." Gaga asked her fans to guess which song would be her next single and required the song title to be trended on Twitter. There were a few successful attempts where fans made "MANiCURE," "Gypsy" and "Donatella" trending, but fans made "Venus" go viral and Gaga confirmed that would be her second single.
Lady Gaga announced that "Venus" will be released worldwide on October 27. She also hinted at some of the upcoming songs lyrics with a couple of cryptic hashtagged tweets. "TAKEMETOYOURPLANET," "TAKEMETOYOURLEADER," "TAKEMETOYOURVENUS" were all hash-tagged by Gaga. Earlier this week it was rumored "Aura" would be Gaga's next single from "ARTPOP" because a clip of the song was revealed in "Machete Kills" and a lyric video was released for the song. Gaga later confirmed that "Aura" is not the second single from the forthcoming album.
The first single from Gaga's album was "Applause", which has received positive reviews from fans and critics. Lady Gaga's "ARTPOP" will be released on November 11. Prior to the release Gaga released the album artwork and track list, which you can view below.
1. "Aura"
2. "Venus"
3. "G.U.Y."
4. "Sexxx Dreams"
5. "Jewels N' Drugs" (featuring T.I., Too $hort, and Twista)
6. "MANiCURE"
7. "Do What U Want" (featuring R. Kelly)
8. "ARTPOP"
9. "Swine"
10. "Donatella"
11. "Fashion!"
12. "Mary Jane Holland"
13. "Dope"
14. "Gypsy"
15. "Applause"
While the song has not released there are few leaks of "Venus" floating around online. Take a listen to the clip of "Venus" below. The legitimacy of the leaked track is still to be determined, but until then tell us what you think of the supposed leaked track?
Related: Lady Gaga's 'ARTPOP' Album Art Cover Revealed; See Pic Here!
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