Lady Gaga Switches Up Her Hair, Trading Her Black Hair for Retro Blonde Curls
Lady Gaga recorded a heartfelt new rendition of Mister Rogers' theme for a Rocket Companies ad promoting community and neighborliness during Super Bowl 60.
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Lady Gaga’s rendition of a classic children’s tune will give you chills
Lady Gaga has surprised fans with a powerful new version of a song from “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood.” The pop star recorded her take on the show’s theme song “Won’t You Be My Neighbor?” for a commercial that will air during Super Bowl 60.
Lady Gaga Switches Up Her Hair, Trading Her Black Hair for Retro Blonde Curls
She’s starring in a new Super Bowl ad covering a song many will recognize.Lady Gaga in New York City on September 8, 2025 GettyThe GistLady Gaga is the star of a new Super Bowl ad for Redfin and Rocket.In the clip, which Gaga shared on Instagram on January 29, the singer’s hair is long, blonde, and styled in retro curls.In the touching clip, she performs a cover of the theme song of Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood, “Won’t You Be My Neighbor?”.Lady G…
Lady Gaga Honors Mister Rogers With “Won’t You Be My Neighbor” Super Bowl Tribute
Lady Gaga brought quiet grace to the Super Bowl with a heartfelt cover of “Won’t You Be My Neighbor”, honoring the enduring kindness of Mister Rogers. Guided by restraint rather than spectacle, the performance let melody and meaning lead, showing how a simple song, delivered with care, can still cut through the noise and land […] The post Lady Gaga Honors Mister Rogers With “Won’t You Be My Neighbor” Super Bowl Tribute appeared first on That Eri…
"It was interesting to create something really sincere, which preserves the purity and beauty of the original version, but in a new way," said Lady Gaga. "Lady Gaga revisited a classic of her childhood for a new Super Bowl commercial. Pop star proposed her own interpretation of [...] This article Lady Gaga revisits "Mister Rogers" for the Super Bowl appeared first on Rolling Stone.
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