Lady Gaga's News

Lady Gaga attends the MTV Video Music Awards in August in New York City.

Instagram members aren't exactly giving Lady Gaga a round of applause.

The pop star took to Twitter to post a screen shot of a letter from the photo-sharing service expressing that its users had some qualms about the content she uploads.

"Omg at this email INSTAGRAM just sent me," a surprised Gaga tweeted Wednesday to her over 40 million followers.

"Members of the Instagram community have raised concerns for your well-being after seeing posts you've shared. We're reaching out to provide you with some important safety information," read the message.

She posted the email alongside another tweet that said, "what the actual hell. hahahaha."

The email is likely to be an automated message from Instagram after enough people flagged and reported her images.

The last few updates on her account are handwritten words, in which she alluded are lyrics from her upcoming album "Artpop," by captioning one of pictures, "#DOPE track 013."

"My heart would break without you, might not awake without you," read some of the lines, which possibly could have posed the concern about her "well-being" from fans.

Gaga's third studio album is set to drop in November.

rmaresca@nydailynews.com