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Lady Gaga Bradley Cooper Oscars "Shallow" Performance Photos

Relive the Chemistry in Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper's Stunning "Shallow" Performance

There was a lot of anticipation leading up to Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper's performance of "Shallow" at the Oscars, and it did not disappoint. The costars gave a stunning live performance of the hit song from A Star Is Born — which won the award for best original song — and their chemistry was nothing short of breathtaking. Bradley previously admitted that he was nervous for the occasion, but once he took the stage with Gaga, it seemed like his hesitation melted away. Not only did Gaga knock that note out of the park, but they both oozed an unreal amount of chemistry as they sang and gazed at each other. Relive the intimate performance with the unforgettable photos ahead!

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Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper Walked to the Stage Straight From Their Seats

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Hand-in-Hand, of Course!

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Bradley Grabbed the Mic and Immediately Channelled Jackson Maine

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"There Can Be 100 People in a Room," Gaga Is Probably Thinking

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Gaga Killed It on the Piano, Per Usual

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She Gave Her Millionth "AaaaAaAaah" and Nailed It AGAIN

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They Looked Lovingly at Each Other, and It Was Honestly Too Much

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Then Bradley Sat ON the Bench!

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Gasps Were Heard 'Round the World After This Sweet Embrace

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That Feeling When You Know You Crushed It

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Stars Were Born Indeed

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Is It Weird If I Frame This?

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