Cyberbullying, it's not a game! It's your Life!!!

Days after she vowed to make bullying illegal in remembrance of 14-year-old Jamey Rodemeyer, who killed himself after classmates bullied him for his sexuality, Lady Gaga paid to go to a $35,800 per-couple fundraiser where President Obama would beholding a Q&A, ABC News reported.

The event took place at the home of Facebook's Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg and David Goldberg in Atherton, Calif.

During the Q&A, Gaga first thanked the president for what he has accomplished and for supporting this year's second annual Federal Partners in Bullying Prevention Summit, which took place last week. She then read from a letter about the suicide of her fan who had endured bullying.

She made a plea to everyone, including the president, to do whatever they could to stop bullying. In response, Obama thanked her and highlighted his administration's anti-bullying campaign. ...

After Jamey Rodemeyer, a 14-year-old boy and maker of a viral "It's Gets Better" video, took his own life Sunday after years of bullying, many mourned his death by rallying to his cause, leaving online comments like "Don't worry, we'll fight for you.

Cyberbullying:

Gaga live at the iHeartRadio music festival at the MGM Garden Arena in Las Vegas on 9/24/11. She performed a one-hour set included performances of her hits such as "Bad Romance," "Judas" and "Yoü And I" as well as a surprise appearance by Sting, who joined Gaga on stage to sing "Stand by Me" and "King of Pain."

Among the highlights of the show was Lady Gaga's acoustic rendition of "Hair," which she dedicated to her fan Jamey who committed suicide last week on 9/18/11

sorry for some parts of this performances the audio kept going out during the iHeartRadio live stream.