Lady Gaga teases fans with mysterious countdown clock on website
Lady Gaga has posted a mysterious countdown clock on her website, leading fans to believe that an announcement about her new album is coming soon. The rotating countdown -- depicted as a series of numbers set against a crystal-like animated background -- is set to run out at 11 a.
Lady Gaga’s Website Has A Mysterious Countdown That Might Have Something To Do With Her Debut Album
Currently, her website displays a countdown atop an abstract background, which is set to reach 0 on7. When holding and moving the cursor on the page, it “paints in” the foreground, which features the text “LG1” in a font that’s not unlike that on the cover of Gaga’s debut album The Fame.
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