Upcoming "Wednesday" series unveils Lady Gaga's mystical character involvement

Lady Gaga has made an exciting announcement, revealing that she will be making a cameo in the second season of the popular Netflix series, Wednesday. The singer will be playing the role of Rosaline Rotwood, a character involved in a body-swapping plot with Enid Sinclair.

During the Wednesday Graveyard Gala in New York City last week, Gaga confirmed her involvement in the show, expressing her enjoyment of working with Tim Burton and Jenna Ortega. The second season of Wednesday is currently in production.

In addition to her acting role, Gaga has also penned a new song for the upcoming season. Titled The Dead Dance, the thriller-esque single is set to feature in the show. The lyrics of the song contain a haunting refrain: "When you killed me inside, that's when I came alive. You've created a creature of the night. Now I'm haunting your air, your soul, your eyes."

Gaga has also revealed that the new song contains the lines, "You've created a creature of the night. Now I'm haunting your air, your soul, your eyes." The singer, who is known for her unique and catchy tunes, has written the lyrics and composed the music for the single.

In the second season of Wednesday, Gaga's character, Rosaline Rotwood, will be seen at Nevermore Academy. The new song's lyrics suggest that her character may have a dark and mysterious past, adding an extra layer of intrigue to the upcoming season.

Fans of Lady Gaga and Wednesday can look forward to the release of The Dead Dance in the second season of the series. Gaga took to social media to thank everyone involved in the production of the second season, expressing her excitement for the upcoming release.

As the second season of Wednesday approaches, fans can expect a thrilling musical performance from Lady Gaga, as well as a captivating storyline that promises to keep viewers on the edge of their seats. Stay tuned for more updates on the second season of Wednesday and Lady Gaga's new song, The Dead Dance.