In the world of pop music, few collaborations have left as lasting an impact as Lady Gaga and Beyoncé’s iconic 2009 hit “Telephone.” A tantalizing prospect for fans has always been the continuation of the music video, which concluded with the cryptic message, “To Be Continued.” After years of speculation and fervent anticipation, Gaga herself has sparked new hope for a sequel.
During a recent appearance on Vanity Fair’s “Lie Detector Test,” Gaga addressed the burning question that has been on the minds of her fans for over a decade: Will there be a continuation of “Telephone”? The pop icon’s response was as brief as it was intriguing: “Yes,” she confirmed. While this affirmation sent shockwaves through her fanbase, she stopped short of offering a timeline for the video’s release.
When asked about Beyoncé’s involvement, Gaga remained coy, only teasing, “Maybe.” This comment has further fueled speculation, particularly among members of the Beyhive, who have long hoped for another collaboration between the two superstars. Fans are eager to see whether the magic of their initial partnership will be rekindled, or if new directions will be explored in this highly anticipated continuation.
The original music video, with its Tarantino-inspired visuals and unforgettable fashion, was groundbreaking in its time. Nominated for three MTV Video Music Awards, including Video of the Year, “Telephone” became a cultural touchstone. The collaboration was also a critical success, earning a Grammy nomination for Best Pop Collaboration with Vocals and cementing Gaga and Beyoncé as two of the biggest forces in modern pop music. Given that the music video’s closing scene promised more to come, it’s no surprise that Little Monsters and the Beyhive have been patiently waiting for the next chapter.
Though no official details have been shared about the creative direction of the sequel, the LGBTQ community, which has long embraced both artists, is undoubtedly invested in what a “Telephone” follow-up might mean. Gaga, in particular, has been a trailblazer for LGBTQ+ rights, using her platform to advocate for greater visibility and acceptance. A continuation of this story could serve not only as a nostalgic return to the past but as a powerful statement of resilience and love for a community that has always been at the forefront of her art.
For now, fans will have to continue their wait, but it seems the possibility of a “Telephone” sequel is inching closer to reality.