Lady Gaga's new album 'Mayhem' features a song that eerily resembles Taylor Swift's style, sparking questions about musical influence and career paths.

Despite the ongoing fan theories, sources confirmed to Rolling Stone that Swift does not appear on Gaga's "How Bad Do U Want Me." Billboard confirmed this and has reached out to G

Despite speculation that Taylor Swift provided background vocals on Lady Gaga's new album, multiple outlets have shut down the rumors.

Last night, when Lady Gaga’s new studio album, Mayhem, hit streaming services, many fans (and critics) noticed the similarity between Gaga’s new track “How Bad Do U Want Me” and the discography of one miss Taylor Swift (you can really hear the parallels here).

The internet is circulating rumors about a potential Swift assist on Lady Gaga's new song "How Bad Do U Want Me"

Lady Gaga's new album, Mayhem, is bringing joy to Little Monsters everywhere - and now Swifties have entered the chat. After the album debuted Friday, March 7, fans of both pop stars soon started speculating that Taylor Swift made an uncredited guest appearance on the song "How Bad Do U Want Me.

The Taylor Swift conspiracy theorists are at it again! Following the release of Lady Gaga's new pop album Mayhem, many of her fans pulled out their proverbial magnifying glasses after listening to track nine.

Neither Gaga nor Taylor have confirmed whether the Tortured Poets Department artist had any involvement in the track. According to Mayhem ’s album credits, “How Bad Do U Want Me” was written by Andrew Watt, Henry Walter, Gaga, and her fiancé, Michael Polansky.

A t the halfway point of Lady Gaga’s newest album, Mayhem, is a song that sounds like anything but the record’s title. “How Bad Do U Want Me” is poppy and lyrical — a mi

Lady Gaga released her sixth studio album, 'Mayhem.' One song from the album is reminiscent of Taylor Swift's sound. Is she on the album?

A source doubled down on this after the rumor started to make headlines. That insider told Page Six that talk of Swift working on the Gaga track is 'false.' Fan speculation of her secretly doing background vocals is 'not true.