Watch Lady Gaga Bare Her Entire Body in NSFW Video Performance

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Lady Gaga is taking it all off – again!

This time, the pop icon is baring it all and showing off her body in a performance art video. She collaborated on it with art world superstar Marina Abramovic.

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“The Abramovic Method” is 100% NSFW. It features the pop songstress lying on the ground of a barren studio, wearing white sweats, singing the letter “A.” This sound is repeated over the course of the video.

Soon enough, the musician’s clothing is gone and she proceeds to walk around in various outdoor locations in nothing but her birthday suit — as well as a blindfold and pair of boots. It gets more peculiar with scenes consisting of the “Born This Way” singer clutching a giant crystal against her naked figure.

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Abramovac was recently in the news for being the inspiration behind Jay Z’s new performance art piece “Picasso Baby”. In that number, Mr. Carter spends six-straight hours rapping his new song of the same title at an art gallery in NYC.

Recently, Abramovac and Gaga have spent time together in the Hamptons. She is currently running a kickstarter campaign to help fund an institute based on her art methods.

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Check out “The Abramovic Method” below. Warning: NSFW!

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