“People just sometimes don’t like some things,” Gaga said in her first public comments about reactions to the film, although she did not mention it by name. “It’s that simple. And I think to be an artist, you have to be willing for people to sometimes not like it. And you keep going, even if something didn’t connect in the way that you intended.”

Joker: Folie à Deux star Lady Gaga has spoken out about the film's negative reception and her experience playing the movie's version of Harley Quinn.

Lady Gaga has finally spoken publicly about the critically panned Joker: Folie À Deux flopping last year, saying that artists have to be willing to fail, adding that sometimes people just “don’t like” stuff.

Folie à Deux earned largely negative reviews, star Lady Gaga (who played Harley Quinn) has the perfect response to all of the backlash. In an interview with Elle, the Oscar-winning performer discussed the reception to the film,

Lady Gaga stands by “ Joker: Folie à Deux ,” despite the film being a box-office flop. The Oscar and Grammy winner told Elle UK that the movie, which was directed by Todd Phillips and co-starred Joaquin Phoenix in the title role, didn’t resonate with audiences in the way that she “intended” it to.

After releasing a “Joker 2” companion album, titled “Harlequin,” last fall, Gaga announced on Monday that her next album, “Mayhem,” will release on March 7.

Joker: Folie à Deux, now streaming on Max, is directed by Todd Phillips. In an August interview with Variety, Gaga said Phillips "took a very big swing with this whole concept and with the script, giving the sequel to Joker this audacity and complexity."

Lady Gaga has broken her silence on the audience backlash to Joker: Folie à Deux.

In a recent interview, Lady Gaga addressed the criticism surrounding Joker 2 and why the comic book sequel failed critically and commercially. The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

Folie à Deux" reviews in a new interview, saying you cannot impress everyone. "People just sometimes do n0t like some things. It's that simple," Gaga told Elle in an interview published Tuesday. "And I think to be an artist,