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Lady Gaga's dedication to her occupation is only rivalled by her fans' for her.
Notorious for her outlandish appearances at high profile events -- she arrived on a human-powered unicorn at this year's American Music Awards, in a dress made entirely out of raw beef at the 2010 MTV Video Music Awards and emerged out of a giant egg for the 2011 Grammys -- Gaga is called Mother Monster by her fans and she, in turn, refers to them as Little Monsters.
So great is the mutual love in this particular case, that Gaga has a Little Monsters tattoo on the arm that she holds the mic with and launched littlemonsters.com -- world's first official social network dedicated to fans -- last year.
And so, when the 27-year-old popstar is on tour, her fans turn up in outfits as quirky and impractical as her own to show their love and support.
Take a look at the most striking Gaga fans' sightings from the recent past.
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Lady Gaga fans stand in line as they wait to enter the venue for her Born This Way Ball concert in Singapore in May, 2012.
The Italian-American singer held three concerts in Singapore last year.
Dave Singh, a fan, poses for photos before Gaga's Born This Way Ball concert in Singapore.
A Lady Gaga fan poses for a photo as she waits for the singer's arrival at Don Muang Airport in Bangkok in May 2012.
Gaga performed at Bangkok's Rajamangala stadium last year.
A Japanese fan poses for a photo, dressed in a headgear and glasses identical to some of Gaga's, as she waits for her singer idol's arrival at Narita international airport in Narita, east of Tokyo.
Gaga, who is unusually invested in creating elaborate looks for her performances and public appearances, frequently tours Japan.
Fans pose for a photo as they await the Gaga's arrival in Manila in May 2012.
The singer performed during a two-day concert, despite calls for its cancellation during a 'Stop the Lady Gaga concert' rally organised by various Christian groups.
At one of the two concerts Gaga performed in Taipei last May, a fan up the ante in fan dressing when he turned up with a bejewelled lobster perched on his head.
Fans pose in their outfits before watching the first day concert of Lady Gaga in Manila in May 2012.
The singer's overly sexual content and the use and abuse of religious symbols in her music didn't quite go down well with conservative groups in the capital city.
Another Tokyo fan in Narita turned up in her own interpretation of Gaga's bubble dress that, considering the repeated spottings of the said number, is among her favourite looks.
At her Bangkok concert last year, a fan who bore uncanny resemblance to Lady Gaga's face and demeanour and got her imitation look eerily bang on, arrived to hear her favourite singer perform.
Gaga's New Yorker fans could barely contain there excitement as they lined up for an album-signing event for Lady Gaga's Born This Way at Best Buy in New York City in 2011.
At Seoul's Olympic Garden concert, two fans got their sunglasses, platinum blonde wigs and head gears bang on, in an imitation of one of Gaga's more conservative looks, as they headed for the scheduled concert.
Fans show their support for the singer in front of anti-riot police before attending the first day of Gaga's concert in Manila in May 2012.