I want to be on MTV.’ And now I’m in music videos with Beyoncé.” Gaga trying to be Beyoncé in the video for “Video Phone” almost feels like her coming full circle. She recalls “watching Beyoncé thinking, ‘Oh, she’s a star. “You know, I’ve never told Beyoncé this, but I remember laying on my grandmother’s couch crying, and a Destiny’s Child video came on,” she said. She looked at me, and she goes, ‘I’m going to let you cry for the rest of the day, and then you have to stop crying, and you have to go kick some *ss.'” Afterward, a simple music video had a profound effect on her. “I remember when I got dropped from my first record label, I just said, ‘Mommy, let’s go see Grandma,'” Gaga told MTV News. Interestingly, Gaga revealed her career might not be the same if not for a Destiny’s Child music video. Co-Produced by the team who brought us Single Ladies, The-Dream and Christopher Tricky Stewart are to thank for the disco beat. RELATED: Willow Smith Wanted to Overshadow Lady Gaga In This 1 Specific Way How a Destiny’s Child video inspired Mother Monster Beyoncé Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It) Beyoncé Live at Roseland: Elements of 4 (Two-Disc Deluxe Edition) sererhini. The album includes hits like “Halo” and “Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It).” She was excited to work with Queen B because she was at a great stage in her career around the release of “Video Phone,” which is from the album I Am… Sahsa Fierce. Gaga told MTV News she wanted her hair to look like Beyoncé’s as well. “So the whole time I was learning the choreography they were calling me Gee-yoncé.” In the video, Queen B and Gaga are wearing similar outfits, inviting obvious comparisons between them. “I want to do my version of Beyoncé,” she said. Listens: 513 Downloads: 398 Styles: Pop Remix to: Beyonce - Single Ladies Duration: 2:57 Size: 6. MTV News reports Gaga made an especially interesting choice when she appeared in the video for “Video Phone.” However, while “Telephone’ is about spectacle, “Video Phone” is more about performance, with Queen B and Gaga dancing on chairs. and when she heard the opening to Beyonce's Single Ladies start to play. “Video Phone,” on the other hand, is more minimal, although it includes some arresting imagery, such as men with cameras for heads. Payton reached in the mini-fridge and pulled out a bottle of water. Kelly Song From New Copies of Her Album, ‘Artpop’ RELATED: Lady Gaga Censors Controversial R.