Lady Gaga is no stranger to the limelight or wacky performances, especially after her scenic show of "Paparazzi" at this year's MTV Video Music Awards. So what did Gagaita have in store for audiences on last weekend's SNL? Well, not only did she put on an elaborate performance, but she showed up twice, singing three of her biggest hits and a new one!

Gaga started out with "Paparazzi." Along with her backup dancers dressed in red, the Lady put on a show with flames at the front of the stage. Her skimpy costume was accompanied by a feathery mask with ears. The Lady also rocked over-the-knee red leather boots with the thinnest stiletto heels. How she managed to dance in those boots is beyond us! Towards the middle of her performance, Gaga removed her mask. She wore a heavy dark eyeliner and lashes, as well as dark, maroon lips. Not as crazy as we expected from the pop princess. As the performance continued, Gagita used her long blonde locks as an accessory as she twirled her head around.

Later in the show, Lady Gaga took to the stage for another song. The set was very blue and silver, an icy contrast to the fiery start. Gaga is now wearing a little silver number, black leather boots and a new accessory. Her outfit comes complete with revolving silver hoops. As the Lady rotated on a pedestal in her orbiting rings, it was easy to get a little dizzy. She effortlessly sung "LoveGame" while trying to manage the difficult costume. Then Gaga headed to her piano, got herself seated and performed her new song "Bad Romance." The piano and Lady Gaga's vocals reminded us all of how behind all the cooky costumes and silly rumors, Gaga is an extremely talented artist! She ended the performance with a new version of "Poker Face."

Gagita's memorable costumes and added accessories were once again as quirky as the artist herself as she performed twice on SNL. From her fiery red performance to her acapella icy blue act, Gaga rocked it. We even got a taste of one of her new singles.

What did you think? Did you prefer one performance over another? And what about "Bad Romance," will it be another Lady Gaga hit? Share your thoughts.