Lady GaGa's 'Born This Way' Censored In Malaysia
Lady GaGa latest single Born This Way has been censored by radio stations in Malaysia for its "pro-gay" lyrics.
According to The Associated Press, broadcasters in the Asian country have removed parts of the song, with fears that certain sections could be seen as offensive.
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One particular line that has been axed is the lyric: "No matter gay, straight or bi, lesbian, transgendered life, I'm on the right track, baby."
Speaking of the decision to censor the track, a spokesperson for AMP Radio Networks told AP: "(Those lyrics) may be considered as offensive when viewed against Malaysia's social and religious observances."
They added: "The issue of being gay, lesbian or (bisexual) is still considered as a 'taboo' by general Malaysians."
In other GaGa news, the Bad Romance hitmaker has teamed up with Google for a special Q&A session, where her fans get the chance to interview her.
Explaining the concept to her Little Monsters via a video link, Lady G claimed: "Do you have something that you always wanted to know about me or maybe you have questions about my fashion love or even the kind of things I search for on Google,"
The 24-year old added: "Well, now is your chance I'll let you know when it goes up, and remember, you're all amazing and I love you so, so much. I'll see you soon. You were born this way."
