Lady Gaga Says Michael Polansky Inspired Her Song Blade of Grass
Lady Gaga recently gave an interview with Zane Lowe for Apple Music, where she discussed the development of her latest album. Here, she also discussed other aspects of her career and life. During this interview, she spoke of Michael Polansky's influence on her song Blade of Grass.
'As a songwriter, you need life to inspire your writing,' The Poker Face artist told Lowe in the Apple Music interview. 'And if everything is promotion, then I'll write about promotion, and I won't write about that special moment I shared with you where Michael asked me how I would want to propose to me one day.'
Gaga then explained the special proposal interaction between her and Polansky. The couple were at their backyard, and she asked him to take a blade of grass and wrap it around her finger. The House of Gucci star then noted how she wrote Blade of Grass, because she remembered Polansky's facial expression and the grass in the backyard. She also recalled how her fiance had to use the long grass situated in the center of their backyard.
Polansky proposed to Gaga shortly after her birthday in 2024, which the latter confirmed in an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live.
The Joker: Folie a Deux actress also revealed how Polansky once gave her an incredible and touching compliment. Lady Gaga quoted Polansky saying 'You who you are is that you're an artist. That's the thing that makes you most happy, so we need to nurture that part of you.' Moreover, she recalled how he sparked a realization in her that other things in her life were bothersome and difficult and how it kept her away from her passion.
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