My jaw is still on the floor after Lady Gaga's performance at "One World: Together at Home". A big round of applause to Lady Gaga for organizing this event and putting on two successful performances. Honestly, I salute Lady Gaga for bringing together all of these amazing artists, from John Legend to Jennifer Lopez.

Here are videos of her performances: the first is a solo performance of Nat King Cole's "Smile"; the second is a collaboration with Andrea Bocelli, Celine Dion, Run Run, and John Legend.

And people went crazy for both Gaga's performance and what she accomplished:

In early April, Gaga joined forces with Global Citizen and the World Health Organization on "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" to impact everyone in the world! announced its support for the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic. This is insane, as the event had already raised $35 million in donations before it even took place.

She told Colbert that, like the VMA's iconic woman with great meat on her body, the concert was meant to bring people together and that she would not be asking viewers for donations during the show.

Since she was the brilliant mastermind behind this free at-home concert, it is safe to say that she gave the best performance of the evening. I still lament that the release of her new album, Chromatica, has been postponed indefinitely, but it made up for it.

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