Lady Gaga has asked her fans to stop sending abusive tweets and online threats to her critics.
The pop star said that she would not condone "hateful or abusive language" directed towards others, adding that it was not a healthy way to handle their emotions, the BBC reported.
Gaga wrote on her blog that she is aware that her fans get angry at times and when she is criticized they feel that they are being criticized as well.
The 27-year-old pop star asked her fans to take a pledge to continue the change toward positivity and to admit that it is wrong to behave this way.
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