**Miley Cyrus & Lady Gaga Set Fire to Led Zeppelin’s “Black Dog” in the Most Unholy Cover Ever**
In a performance that felt less like a concert and more like an exorcism of rock and roll itself, **Miley Cyrus** and **Lady Gaga** delivered an electrifying, genre-bending cover of Led Zeppelin’s *“Black Dog”*—and no one who witnessed it will ever hear the classic the same way again.
Opening with a guttural snarl, Miley stomped onstage in torn leather and chains, snarling through the song’s iconic riff like a **feral goddess of chaos**. Gaga emerged moments later, shrouded in smoke, draped in a blood-red feathered cape, eyes painted like lightning bolts. She didn’t sing—she *wailed*, tearing through the verses like a **glam-rock banshee summoned from another dimension**.
Together, they turned Zeppelin’s classic into a new beast entirely—part punk opera, part fashion apocalypse. The guitars screamed louder, the drums thundered with demonic intensity, and the atmosphere was nothing short of **ritualistic**. Sequins flew, lights pulsed like strobes in a haunted disco, and fans were caught between moshing and voguing, unsure whether to throw horns or strike a pose.
One fan in the front row gasped, “I didn’t know whether to mosh or vogue—it was like Studio 54 had a baby with a biker bar.”
But the climax? That legendary vocal riff—“Ah, ah, ah, ahhhhhh”—sung *in perfect unison*, with Gaga’s operatic flair and Miley’s gritty howl colliding in a sound so raw, so primal, the crowd erupted in a frenzy. It wasn’t just a cover—it was a **rock resurrection**.
As the final chords exploded in flames and glitter, it was clear: Zeppelin may have written “Black Dog,” but **Miley and Gaga just rebirthed it in fire and fury**.
