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Lady Gaga<\/a><\/strong> is officially kicking off spooky season with her latest music video release.<\/p>\n On Wednesday, Sept. 3, the Grammy-winning artist dropped a chilling music video for her new song “The Dead Dance<\/a>“\u2014and the perfectly creepy video is already making fans want to dance until they’re dead.<\/p>\n Directed by none other than Tim Burton<\/a><\/strong>, the new music video is full of dark and nightmarish imagery, including eerie broken dolls that appear to be dancing along to the upbeat pop track.<\/p>\n Gaga, 39, also rocks a hauntingly beautiful look in the video, with dramatic hair and makeup giving the singer a gothic broken doll effect. Her look also featured sunken smokey eyes and a dark lip color, as well as texture added to her skin to mimic the appearance of cracked porcelain.<\/p>\n Fans were instantly taken with the “Halloween-coded” video from Gaga, especially with the fall season rapidly approaching.<\/p>\n “spooky szn has officially arrived,” one of her fans declared under a snippet of the video posted to Instagram<\/a> on Wednesday, while other fans said the video was already “on repeat.”<\/p>\n “Absolute Cinema \ud83d\udda4\ud83d\udd25” someone wrote about the Burton-directed project, while others left comments to call the video pure “art” and the “best video” that some fans have ever seen.<\/p>\n “Few things are as perfect for me as a Halloween-coded Gaga video filled with macabre dolls and directed by Tim Burton,” another commenter wrote. “I’m beyond words happy right now!”<\/p>\n The official Instagram account for Netflix’s Wednesday<\/em> series chimed in with a comment that read, “DO THE DEAD DANCE.”<\/p>\n As many fans already know, Gaga’s experience working with Burton goes beyond her new music video. The “Poker Face” singer already got to know Burton while making a guest appearance in Season 2 of Netflix’s Wednesday<\/a><\/em>, for which he serves as a director and executive producer.<\/p>\n Gaga plays the role of Rosaline Rotwood, a dead professor at Nevermore Academy. She made her Wednesday<\/em> debut in the second batch of episodes that dropped on Wednesday, Sept. 3, after Gaga’s character wasn’t featured in the first group of episodes that aired in August<\/a>.<\/p>\n After working with Gaga on Wednesday <\/em>and directing her new music video, Burton previously had nothing but good things to say about his collaborations with the music superstar.<\/p>\n “She just an inspiring artist and I feel very connected to her,” Burton said during an interview<\/a> back in July. “Just for me, it\u2019s exciting to work with an artist I respect and admire.”<\/p>\n Tim Burton talks about working with Lady Gaga on Wednesday and \u201csomething else\u201d during his Q&A at the Giffoni Film Festival earlier today. pic.twitter.com\/dGDxibwk19<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 Gaga Daily (@gagadaily) July 25, 2025<\/a><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n<\/div>\n Wednesday <\/em>Season 2<\/a> is now available to stream in its entirety on Netflix.<\/p>\n Related: Lady Gaga Takes Scary Fall During Mayhem Tour Performance<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n This story was originally reported by Parade<\/a> on Sep 3, 2025, where it first appeared in the News<\/a> section. Add Parade as a Preferred Source by clicking here.<\/a><\/i><\/p>\n<\/div>\nLady Gaga’s Role in Season 2 of Wednesday<\/em><\/h2>\n
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