"Bad Romance" singer Lady Gaga wows the Super Bowl 50 audience with her amazing rendition of the American National anthem, earning lots of praise all over social media.

Sporting a sparkling red jumpsuit and matching eye shadow with blue-and-white striped shoes, Gaga did justice to the U.S.'s anthem "The Star-Spangled Banner" which she sung in a "gospel-inflected performance," according to CNN.

According to Entertainment Weekly, the American singer-songwriter described the opportunity to sing the anthem at the Super Bowl as "one of the highest honors of [her] career," leaving everyone with high hopes of her performance during the opening at Levi's stadium in Santa Clara, California.

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Known for her peculiar taste in fashion and awesome vocals, Lady Gaga has become an icon for younger and more rebellious generations.

However, her performance at the Super Bowl 50 also earned her a place in the hearts of the patriotic, some of whom showed their admiration by posting messages over her Facebook page.

A Tweet from Buzzfeed also noted that many did not know how much talent the singer had before the big California event, saying that they did not know she could "sing like that."

Even her fellow celebrities were left in awe after her performance, with some taking to Twitter to show their admiration and pride for having a colleague like Lady Gaga.

Love you so much, @ladygaga. I'm so glad I loaned you my jumpsuit.

— Ellen DeGeneres (@TheEllenShow) February 7, 2016

Even Elizabeth Banks, who played the character in the "Hunger Games" with a similar fashion sense, lauded her performance.

Lady Gaga/troops/flyover made me cry. #ladywatching #SB50 — Elizabeth Banks (@ElizabethBanks) February 7, 2016

Lady Gaga was great but looked like Effie from Hunger Games. #SB50 pic.twitter.com/lbsxQJZWze

— ellen crooke (@ellencrooke) February 8, 2016

Known as Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta from birth, Lady Gaga first made waves in the music scene in 2009 with her hit single "Just Dance."

Based on her iMDb profile, more music from her became widely popular including "Paparazzi," "Love Game," and "Poker Face," as well as "Bad Romance," "Telephone," and "Alejandro," which depicts the darker side of being rich and famous.

She then moved on to a more inspiring and empowering second full-length album called "Born This Way" which ventures toward more critical matters like sexuality, politics, and religion.

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