Lady Gaga Welcomed By The Vice President US in the Oscar Awards 2016

Lady Gaga's appearance at the Oscar awards event 88th in the Dolby Theatre, California, United States (US), on February 28, 2016, including the most eagerly awaited of the fans.

Not merely a matter of the action scene lover Taylor Kinney as they had done before, but the key figures who will greet him on stage: US Vice President Joe Biden.

As reported by E! Online, Biden's speech because Gaga will sing a song titled Til It Happens To You, tells of sexual crimes on campus.

Biden including politicians were very concerned with issues of sexual crimes. She also designed the legislation against VAW (Violence Against Women Act) in the US in 1994.

Therefore, on that occasion, Biden will make a speech regarding sexual violence are highly relevant to Gaga songs written with Diane Warren.

Biden is not alone, he was accompanied by his wife Jill Biden. Both are known as a big fan of Gaga and Tony Bennett song titled Cheek to Cheek.

Not just perform with important figures greeted at the Oscars, Gaga is also nominated for an Academy Award for Best Original Song. Even so, he remained humble.

When interviewed about the Oscar nominations deadline, the singer of the song Poker Face declare his love. Not with arrogant tone, but humble. The attitude of a true star.

"Everyone will say 'wow Oscar nominations,' but this nomination is not just for myself," said Gaga while recognizing the Oscar nomination is a cool thing.

Gaga received an Oscar nomination for his song, Till It Happens to You, who worked together with Diane Warren for movie The Hunting Ground, by director Kirby Dick.

According to Gaga, nominated for an Oscar given by the committee not only to Till It Happens to You, but also the issue that carried the song: sexual assault on campus.

"Now that this issue has been circulating in the media and I hope this issue as worthy of discussion. We can reach more people (who cares)," said Gaga.

She emphasized that the issue of sexual violence on campus not only concern himself and Warren. "But the message (anti-sexual violence) can also be forwarded to many people."