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Jerry Seinfeld on 'jerk' Lady 'Gag'

By April MacIntyre Jun 22, 2010, 22:23 GMT

01/10/2010 - Jerry Seinfeld - NBC Universal\'s Television Critics Association Winter Press Tour Cocktail Party - Arrivals - Langham Hotel - Pasadena, CA. USA © Albert L. Ortega / PR Photos

Jerry Seinfeld isn't having Lady Gaga's recent Citi Field and Yankee stadium attention seeking antics.

Seinfeld took to radio to share how he feels about Gaga making a spectacle scene in his box two weeks ago.

"This woman's a jerk. I hate her," Seinfeld said during a WFAN radio interview with Steve Somers on Monday.

"I'm not one of these all-publicity-is-good people," Seinfeld said. "People talk about you need exposure -- you could die of exposure ... I don't understand how this is good for her, but I'm sure she understands her milieu better than I ever could."

"I can't believe they put her in my box, which I paid for."

An open shirt over bra and panties wearing Gaga was moved from her front-row seat to Seinfeld's empty Citi Field box where she gave the finger to the paps.

Rolling Stone magazine features Gaga talking about her potential Lupus health issues, which were flagged on her recent Larry King CNN interview.  Gaga tells her RS reporter she is looking out for her health.

"It's more making sure that I reduce stress in my life to make sure I don't develop [the disease]," she told Rolling Stone. "I make much more of an effort now to minimize the drama or the stress. ... I take care of myself. I drink and still live my life, but I could never let my fans down. That would kill me to have to face that extra obstacle every day to get onstage. It's completely terrifying, so I'm just really focused on mind, body and soul."

Seinfeld was not seeing how Gaga was reducing her stress at his favorite sports arena.

When WFAN host Steve Somers brought up the episode during Monday night's interview, Seinfeld said: "I don't know what these young people think or how they promote their careers.

Seinfeld added, "I wish her the best. You take one 'A' off of that and you've got gag. I don't know what these young people think or how they promote their careers."