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Lady Gaga Dominates KIIS FM Jingle Ball While Performing Top Hits

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UPDATE-Lady Gaga, Willow Smith and others walked the red carpet at KIIS FM’s Jingle Ball 2011 at Nokia Theatre L.A. LIVE on Saturday. Lady Gaga wore an all black Stephane Rolland Fall 2011 ensemble. Before heading into the venue the Fame Monster star took several pictures with her eager fans.

‘Fireball’ singer Willow Smith was ready for the winter with a black and white layered look which included the trendy patterned tights.’ Willow confirmed yesterday her debut album,”Willow: You Think You Know Me” will drop in April 2012. While at the Ryan Seacrest radio show, Smith also revealed the music video for her newest single ‘Fireball’ featuring Nicki Minaj will drop Wednesday. Willow couldn’t help gushing about working with Nicki, she told Ryan,

“Nicki Minaj is absolutely an amazing person. She has so much energy, and working with her was like just [a] spark. We were coming together with all our art and everything and it was amazing.”

Back at the KIIS FM Jingle Ball, Willow attended as a spectator while Lady Gaga was the headliner. Other performers included Sean Paul, David Guetta, Flo Rida, Gym Class Heroes, Taio Cruz, Nick Cannon, Big Time Rush and Karmin.

Lady Gaga performed a few of her hits including: The Edge Of Glory, Bad Romance, Just Dance/Poker Face/Telephone, Born This Way, White KIISmas, You And I, Hair, Judas and her latest single, Marry The Night.

UPDATE: When taking the stage Lady Gaga was eager to let her fans/monsters know how much they rock,

“I miss my little monsters” she exclaimed.

“Are there a lot of little monsters here tonight?” Gaga asked the crowd. “If you’re not, raise your hand so you could get attacked by a little monster nearby.” Soon after Lady Gaga perform began with “Bad Romance”.

Check out   ‘Edge of Glory’ below:

http://youtu.be/ohQXD_d0VZk

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