Oct 03, 2016 12:32 PM EDT By Shunie Pearl C. Dela Cruz, UniversityHerald Reporter

Lady Gaga is currently working on her fifth studio album entitled "Joanne" which according to her is inspire by her aunt and ex-fiancé Taylor Kinney. The 30-year old musical icon says the album has a deep human connection and the songs depict about her being a rebellious woman.  

Lady Gaga or Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta in real life is on her final stage of preparation for the debut of her upcoming fifth studio album entitled "Joanne". Gaga has 63 million followers in Twitter and she said that her music is her way to connect to her fans and other people in the world according to an interview with E! Online.

She looks forward to that certain connection where the fans would feel that Lady Gaga is a sister and a friend. She kept envisioning a woman in a bar holding a beer in one hand and her child on the other and her life would be enlighten when she heard "Joanne".

The 30-year old Multi Grammy winner also said that "Joanne" will reveal more about of her character as a woman. She said that her rebellious character has overpowered her desire to be a good woman at least in the eyes of her own father.

In another statement, Lady Gaga also revealed that the album would also speak about all the men in her lives just like her father and her ex-fiance Taylor Kinney according to ABC News. It can be remembered that the two have broken up their engagement last July for unknown reasons.

Lady Gaga also mentioned that "Joanne" is the name of her late 19-year old aunt who died last 1976 due to her illness called Lupus. She said that her aunt is a woman who is beyond talented and she wanted to become like her even if without meeting her in person.

She said that "Joanne" is definitely not a sad album but revealing of her as a woman. "Joanne" will debut in October 21 and Lady Gaga is reported to be working with Bud Light.

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