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Lady Gaga has taken some heat over reportedly “snubbing” the 25th anniversary and re-recording of “We Are The World”.

She was rumored to be part of the charity song for Haiti, but she’s saying she didn’t snub anyone and wasn’t supposed to be included in it.

She says, “I was never supposed to do We Are The World…I believe that they may have asked about it, but I was unable to do it.”

She has already been doing her part to help Haiti by donating ticket sales and merchandise.

She adds, “I’ve been working on my own charity projects for Haiti. We’ve raised over half a million dollars for Haiti already and we like to work specifically with charities that are based in Haiti itself. I donated all of the proceeds from one show worth of ticket sales as well as all of the merchandise from that show and for 24 hours we had a Gaga for Haiti day, where everything that was bought on the website…went to Haiti. We’re continuing to work on more projects and we’re supposed to go to Haiti later this year for a show, which is very exciting.”

You go girl.

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