Natalia Kills checked in with her Twitter followers (@NataliaKills) on April 17th, answering dozens of questions submitted on the social networking site, where the topics fielded by the 25-year-old ranged from what she thought about Lady Gaga and Rihanna to whether she believes in God. Among the questions and responses:

jaume_abril: What do you think about LADY GAGA? Do you want to collaborate with her??
Natalia: I’ve never met Lady Gaga but I’m sure we’d get along! She’s so creative… We probably have more in common that most 25 year olds!

JoanaLoves_u: What’s your favorite designer?
Natalia: My favorite designer is Alexander Wang… I’m obsessed! My wardrobe probably looks like his show room…

LauraKills3: Why you love Paris so much?
Natalia: The last boy I fell in love with was from Paris. Some things just make you who you are… some how Paris has made me who I am

Brito1396: is there someone that inspired you? Who helped you to be brave?
Natalia: My Grandmother inspires me. She’s everything I want to become… She’s responsible for everything good about me…

Valilney: Your favorite city?
Natalia: Hollywood is my least & most favorite place on earth. Its beautiful & horrifying all at the same time… perhaps I’ll never leave!

Rosi_Kills_carr: Do you like Harry Potter? Lol
Natalia: I hate Harry Potter. But I’d do Daniel Radcliffe if Ryan Gosling wasn’t available…

Natalia Kills checked in with her Twitter followers (@NataliaKills) on May 6th with a bit of a shot at her peers who give their fans nicknames, whether it be Lady Gaga’s “Little Monsters”, Kesha’s “Animals” or Nicki Minaj’s “Barbs”. The English pop singer, who released her debut album ‘Perfectionist’ last year, writes:

@LauraKills3 I don’t mass name my fans… I respect you all as individuals…

@xxCALLMEKILLSxx Not trying to confuse anyone, but everyone I meet/talk to gets called “Love”, “Lover”, “Dollface”, “Sweetheart” or “Doll”

@xxCALLMEKILLSxx That goes for my friends, fans, folks & boyfriends too… it’s not a mass name, it’s a pleasantry and term of endearment! xx

Natalia Kills checked in with her Twitter followers (@NataliaKills) this morning, talking about cosmetic surgery and wondering what is real anymore. The 24-year-old singer, who is readying the U.S. release of her debut album ‘Perfectionist’ on August 16th, writes:

I’m confused why society looks down on cosmetic surgery but is fine with tattoos. Many of us make ‘man made’ alterations to our bodies…

…as its a natural feeling to want to improve, enhance, change/make ourselves more ‘unique’. Why do people look down on beauty enhancement?

So whats worse, ignoring natural feelings to improve or ignoring the natural state of our bodies?

Well I’m pro happiness. Surgery isn’t for the insecure, its for the decisive. Tattoos aren’t for the ‘lost’ but for memories we want to keep

…And so far I’ve had neither of the 2. Which is obvious - I’m 24. But its bullsh** to diss one and not the other, so why go off on either?

Ok but I’ve seen more hideous tattoos than bad surgeries! And at least a surgery can be corrected- have you seen tattoo removal scars? Gasp.

And if its ‘fake’ to add things on like ‘fake boobs’ then am I fake for adding on 5 inches of height when I wear heels?

Is it ‘fake’ if you sunbathe at the beach cause when you’re tanning you’re unnaturally browner than how you were born?

Is my natural accent ‘fake’ because I travelled when I was a kid and I don’t sound as intensely British as other Londoners?

What is fake?

What is real? …Does it even exist anymore?

Well what cracks me up is reading comments in magazines saying “she is fat”, “he is ugly” but THEN the criticism for surgery is even worse!

Natalia Kills spoke with Billboard about catching the eye of former U.S. President Bill Clinton at Austria’s Life Ball event. “It was me, Janet Jackson, Brooke Shields and Vivienne Westwood all around this table.” Kills explained. “[Clinton] was kinda staring at me. I was sorta ignoring it, thinking he was staring at Brooke Shields because she’s so beautiful. But he walks over and says, ‘Nice to meet you. I’m Bill.’ And I was like, ‘Yes, I know, my name’s Natalia,’ and he said, ‘I know. You’re Kills.’ I guess he’d been asking everyone all night, ‘Who is this eccentric, exquisite-looking girl?’ Then he asked to take a picture with me. It was a wonderful night - one of the best nights ever, actually!”