Her upcoming album will include previously released singles like 'Abracadabra,' 'Disease,' and her Grammy-winning collaboration with Bruno Mars, 'Die With a Smile.'

During the lie detector test, Gaga also shared humorous anecdotes about her past, including a mistaken identity moment with Gwen Stefani.

All three singles from the album 'MAYHEM' have charted in the Top 10 on the Official Singles Chart, showcasing their popularity.

The original 'Telephone' music video is celebrated for its striking visuals and received three nominations at the 2010 MTV Video Music Awards, including Video of the Year.

Gaga expressed that the lie detector experience made her anxious, a feeling she likened to her stage fright, emphasizing her passion for performance.

Fans can learn more about Gaga's thoughts on TikTok, her music catalog, and her connection to the musical 'Wicked' by watching the full Vanity Fair segment.

In the UK, 'Telephone' has sold 1.6 million chart units, making it one of the standout tracks in both Gaga's and Beyoncé's careers.

On the music front, Gaga recently set a record on Spotify, achieving 123.7 million monthly listeners, making her the female artist with the highest number of listeners in the platform's history.

When questioned about Beyoncé's involvement in the sequel, Gaga responded with a playful 'Maybe,' a response that was verified as truthful by the lie detector operator.

Gaga revealed that the song 'Just Dance' was originally written for Britney Spears, who declined the offer, leading Gaga to perform it herself.

Lady Gaga has confirmed that a sequel to her iconic 2010 music video 'Telephone,' featuring Beyoncé, is in the works, although she has not specified a release date.

The announcement was made during a lie detector test for Vanity Fair, which generated considerable excitement among fans.