Her songs provide a sense of liberation and self-assertion. That's why Lady Gaga is loved and praised by many around the globe. 　　With her powerful status, this is certainly expected. 　　But what is not foreseen is this: the superstar's fans discontent about how the concerts were organized, with the second show announced later than the first, leaving a large batch of followers fighting for tickets without realizing that there's another showcase they can attend. 　　Reports also say that the sales in Taiwan were lower because the most expensive tickets were more costly than any other Lady Gaga concert in Asia. 　　But regardless of the complaints, Lady Gaga, who went through a dozen wardrobe changes, left a strong impression in the minds of the little monsters. Her show, which includes a 25-meter tall castle, a horse, a motorbike, a Taiwanese flag and a meat looking couch, will be hard to top, until she's back again.