Lady Gaga Warns Carly Rae Jepsen to 'Watch Out' (Photo : Reuters)

Lady Gaga tweeted a warning note to Carly Rae Jepsen after the "Call Me, Maybe" singer broke Gaga's record at the Billboards.

Lady Gaga doesn't seem very pleased about the fact that newbie Carly Rae Jepsen has broken her record at the Billboards. Jepsen's new single "Call Me, Maybe" has been sitting at the No. 1 position for quite some time now, beating Gaga's "Born This Way" record.

Jepsen's single has been No. 1 for seven weeks now while Gaga's song was at that position for just six weeks. Gaga posted on Twitter, "@carlyraejepson I SEE you just swooped in and broke my BORN THIS WAY record of the most weeks at #1. DON'T GET COMFORTABLE IM COMING FOR YOU."

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The new record surely comes at a good time for Jepsen as the singer juggles between sex tape scandals and nude pictures of her. Recently, the singer reported that her computer had been hacked and nude pictures of herself were found missing. According to The Sun, the singer reported that the pictures were stolen and being sold to tabloids.

Prior to this, Jepsen was also involved in a sex tape scandal where a sex video was posted on the internet claiming that it was Jepsen in the video. Jepsen immediately denied it as she tweeted, "Crazy Morning. Discovered that someone put up a sex tape claiming to be me. Ridiculous. Obviously not me." The tape was later discovered to be that of a 21-year-old model named Destiny Benedict who also resembles Jepsen. However, Jepsen has made no comments of the recent new nude pictures, leaving open to questions whether the pictures are really of hers. 

Keeping that aside, the Justin Bieber protégé has released a new video "Good Times." Jepsen scooped up two awards at the Teen Choice Awards 2012 over the weekend. She closed the ceremony by performing her hit song, after winning surfboards for "Breakout Artist" and "Choice Summer Song."

Jepsen's "Call Me, Maybe" has hit number one in the UK, Canada and Australia and has been in the top 5 list on iTunes.