Gaga Is Devil Spawn in ‘Telephone’ Parody by Westboro Baptist Church

Megan Phelps-Roper of the Westboro Baptist Church is back attacking Lady Gaga for her music and the message she’s sending out to impressionable people who make the mistake of buying her albums. After doing a parody of “Poker Face,” Roper took “Telephone” and turned it into “Ever Burn,” a song that is supposed to tell Gaga, the Spawn of the Devil, that she must banish all hope of being saved, Billboard informs.

The parody song, released on Roper’s Tumblr page, is meant to show Gaga that her depraved ways and her repeated attempts at seducing young people from all over the world and luring them over to the dark side have not gone by unnoticed. God is no longer picking up the phone when – if! – Gaga calls, so there, Roper says in the song. Her wicked ways have ensured a safe passage to hell for the singer, so she might as well deal with the idea that she will, as the title of the song also says, “for ever burn.”

“The Westboro Baptist Church’s Megan Phelps-Roper is targeting Lady Gaga with another song parody, this time with an incendiary version of ‘Telephone’ called ‘Ever Burn’ that says the pop star is destined for hell. On ‘Ever Burn,’ Phelps-Roper – granddaughter of the Westboro Baptist Church’s Reverend Fred Phelps – flips the chorus of ‘Telephone’ to insult Gaga. ‘Stop praying, stop praying, God will not hear you anymore/ You taught the boys and the girls to be proud [expletive]s,’ she sings over an instrumental version of track,” Billboard informs.

“‘Go devil spawn, you just keep pushin’ on to the hell where you will forever burn,’ she continues. This is the Westboro Baptist church's second time parodying Lady Gaga this year. Back in January, the Kansas congregation announced plans to stage a ‘God Hates Lady Gaga’ protest at the singer’s concert in St. Louis, Mo., but instead released a version of ‘Poker Face’ with lyrics like, ‘Show your filth to everybody’ and, ‘You [expletive] off God, you’ll see what he’s got’,” the music e-zine further says.

Oddly enough, as several Gaga fans and not only have also pointed out the first time Roper came out with a parody song, while the members of this Church, with Rope included, seem to believe Gaga’s music and lyrics will damn her to hell, they see nothing wrong with the kind of foul language they use themselves. Below is the “Telephone” parody, “Ever Burn.” *Be advised that it contains offensive lyrics.