Gaga was best known in the 2010s for pop hits like “Poker Face” and avant-garde experimentation on albums like “Artpop,” and Bennett, a singer who mostly stuck to standards, was in his 80s when the pair met.
Fast Friends and Close Collaborators
Despite their differences, Bennett and Gaga became close friends and collaborators. They recorded two albums together, 2014’s “Cheek to Cheek” and 2021’s “Love for Sale,” both winning Grammys for Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album.
The Mutual Admiration
Gaga expressed her love and admiration for Bennett, describing him as one of her favorite people on the planet. Bennett, in return, praised Gaga’s talent and friendship over the years.
A Rebirth for Gaga
After facing a difficult time in her career, Gaga found solace and renewed her passion for music while working with Bennett. He helped her reclaim her voice and encouraged her to keep performing, even during challenging times.
Gaga’s Support for Bennett
Even after his Alzheimer’s diagnosis, Gaga stood by Bennett’s side and continued to support him. They performed together, and she witnessed his unwavering love for music and his ability to connect with the audience.
Despite the challenges they faced, Gaga and Bennett’s collaboration will be remembered as a legendary partnership in the music industry.
