Super Bowl 2017: Lady Gaga gets 'carried away' ahead of her halftime show

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Wearing a black top, skirt and stilettos, Gaga took a few spins around the field, tossed a football and posed for some photos. She wouldn’t give up any secrets about what her halftime show will entail, or how many costume changes the 13-minute performance will involve, but indicated it’ll be energetic and full of surprises.

After completing her pregame warmup, Gaga joked around with a photographer, who happily gave her a lift.

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