When you have love, when you have fame, when you have both, it's all of those issues in one record. Your Papa-paparazzi." The thing is, I will chase you because I'm a star but I'm going to chase you if you're the star. There's no other superstar you know that I'll be. I'll follow you until you love me, paparazzi. At the same time, the lyrics are very confusing. They're not necessarily doing fine arts – something they put in the museums – but it's an art form. What am I really trying to say here? What will the act of me writing this song really do? Me making a conscious decision to write about the paparazzi – I thought about performance art and shock art and how Paris Hilton and her sister and Lindsay Lohan and Nicole Richie are shock artists in their own way. I just thought that it was turning into a constant problem, so what's more important thing to write about than the absolute hugest part of media culture? The paparazzi. Bill Lamb from concurred that "the song is a tribute of sorts to the symbiotic but ultimately fake and 'plastic' relationship between stars and their trailing paparazzi who, for better or worse, are there to document and, in a sense, create the stardom." To the Australian Daily Telegraph, Gaga explained that the song was also about struggling to balance success and love. It's a love song for the cameras, but it's also a love song about fame or love – can you have both, or can you only have one? It's about the media whoring, if you will, watching ersatz make fools of themselves to their station. The song is about a few different things – it's about my struggles, do I want fame or do I want love? It's also about wooing the paparazzi to fall in love with me. Well I'm so glad there are a few different interpretations, that was the idea. When Ron Slomowicz from referred to different interpretations of the single, Gaga responded: You guys do such things, someone will get hurt).” Take a look. You guys do such things and people blame us for blocking the roads. Aap log aise aate ho kisi ko lag jayegi (This is not our road. Aap log yeh karte ho aur naam humara kharab hota hai, yeh sab matt kiya karo. Seeing the chaos on the roads, Arjun tells the paparazzi, "Andar aa jayiye. Paparazzi handle Viral Bhayani shared the clip where Kapoor can be seen stepping out from a promotional event. One netizen wrote," He's doing the right thing." Arjun Kapoor calls out the paparazzi for blocking roads to click pictures Fans lauded the actor for raising this issue, calling him 'so humble'. He further stated that such things spoil the celebrities' image and can also cause someone among the media to get hurt. In a video shared on social media, the actor is seen telling the paps to not stand in the middle of the road to record videos and pictures, adding that 'Humari road nahi hai yeh'. Arjun Kapoor, who's busy promoting his upcoming film Ek Villain Returns, recently expressed his concern with the paparazzi blocking roads to click pictures.
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