
According to Daily Mail, Lady Gaga was performing in Germany during her Chromatica Ball World Tour. An object suddenly flew toward the singer, but hit an "invisible shield" and fell to the ground before it could get to Lady Gaga. Some fans called the singer a "wizard" because they noticed the object descended as her hand descended in the dance.
A fan posted the video on Twitter, captioning the tweet, "CONFIRMED: Gaga has an invisible force field that protects her from dangerous objects as shown in the video." The fan later said in the thread that the video wasn't edited and that the "force field" comment was a joke. Fans had a confused reaction, as they were intrigued about how the object got onstage and how Lady Gaga blocked it without even touching it.
While the fan theories vary from magical powers to an invisible shield, one fan explained that it could have been a scrim. "It's a theatrical mesh in front of the performers," the fan commented (via LADbible). "It's used for special effects purposes. This 'scrim' seems especially transparent when backlit. If someone threw something heavy enough, it'd probably break through. It's almost impossible to see at times." Whatever it was, we're happy that the object didn't actually hit Lady Gaga.
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