Lady Gaga Dons 8 Iconic Outfits While Urging Fans to Vote

Come for the walk down memory lane, stay for the important message.

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Lady Gaga knows how to get attention -- and how important it is to goose voter turnout for this year's presidential election. The music and film icon pulled out some of her most memorable looks -- from her "Just Dance" days to the Super Bowl to Joanne to A Star Is Born -- for a new video urging participation in the 2020 vote.

After thanking those who already voted, Gaga addressed those "who don't have a plan to vote, are undecided, people who are unsure they even believe in voting at all." Regardless of how you feel about the candidates, we all must be "accountable," Gaga said. "If you want to change this system, if you want this country to be different than it is right now, you have got to participate in this election."

Gaga said it's no surprise who she's voting for (while she doesn't identify her candidate in the video, she has publicly endorsed Democrats in the past). "But believe me, and listen to me now, even if you disagree with me, your vote still matters to the world. You can vote early, but you can't vote late."

Lastly, Gaga pointed out how her looks have changed over the years, but one thing hasn't -- her voice. "My voice will be heard this election. Will yours?"