Lady Gagas Mayhem Ball lived up to its name Sunday night, and the energy wasnt just coming from the stage. A viral clip from her Los Angeles stop at the Kia Forum on July 28 shows pop besties Olivia Rodrigo, Chappell Roan, and Conan Gray living their absolute best lives during a performance of Born This Waydancing, shouting lyrics, and clearly having, well, a ball.The trio, all queer icons in their own right, were spotted in the crowd vibing out with euphoric abandon as Gaga belted her LGBTQ+ anthem. Fans online couldnt get enough, with many commenting that this crossover of alt-pop royalty felt like witnessing the future of music partying with the queen of the movement.Gagas Trans-Inclusive StatementWhile the crowd served up major energy, Gaga gave it right back with a high-camp, high-fashion spectacle only she could deliver. One of her standout looks during Abracadabra and Judas included a ruby-red ruffled gown, classic Gaga. But it was the added pink, white, and blue sash that caught attention, a sparkling nod to the trans pride flag and Gagas enduring support for the LGBTQ+ community.Though fans speculated about a giant trans pride cape making an appearance, some of the photos floating online appear to be fan edits rather than the actual tour look. Still, the intention and visual symbolism were clear, and very Gaga.Even Nancy Pelosi Couldnt ResistTurns out Gagas Mayhem Ball has bi-partisan appeal. Former Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi was in the audience at the tours San Francisco stop the night before, calling the concert the most fun Ive had in a long time. Pelosi, attending with her husband Paul, reportedly danced the entire night and delighted fans with her unexpected appearance.This wasnt Pelosis first Gaga encounter either, she previously attended Gagas 2021 performance with Tony Bennett at Radio City Music Hall, proving once again that Gagas reach spans generations, party lines, and pop eras.A Night for the Queer Pop History BooksWith theatrical visuals, explosive choreography, and a setlist that spans from new tracks off Mayhem to eternal bangers like Poker Face, Shallow, and of course, Born This Way, Gagas tour is not just a concert, its a celebration. And with Olivia, Chappell, and Conan adding Gen Z glitter to the moment, its clear that Gagas influence continues to ripple through pops brightest stars.If the viral footage from the L.A. show is any indication, The Mayhem Ball isnt just a concert series, its a safe space, a runway, and a dance floor for queer joy in all its forms.Source