Lady Gaga Tour 2014: Lady Gaga was mobbed among 2000 plus fans crowded around the  Gimpo International Airport, a small regional base near Seoul, South Korea on Friday to meet her for her gig on Saturday. Luckily, armed police came to the pop star's rescue from being crushed by the aggressive crowd. The Lady Gaga devotees rushed to her when she is just about to descend from the terminal building.

 "She came in on a private jet from Japan. ... I reckon there were 2,000-plus people there and around 25 armed police officers. ... The crowd was crazy, but the police were able to stop Gaga from getting caught in the crush. The situation was managed very professionally," a source said to Wenn.

Despite the scary, life-threatening situation, the Poker-face singer seen with a stuffed toy resembling her pet dog Asia, managed a neutral post on Instagram saying, "Thank you to the hundreds of beautiful fans that greeted me at the airport. Your love means so much to me. I will show you my love and leave my heart on the stage."

Sources said that Lady Gaga visits Japan for her two Artbop Ball tours in Tokyo on Wednesday and Thursday before she flies to have her gig on Seoul on Saturday for her ArtRave show.

While in the city, she posted sexy pictures of her exploits showing her curvy body and outrageous outfit. On Tuesday night, the 28-year old pop star posts pictures showing killer legs in a pair of ripped-up fishnet tights and a black thong while walking through the streets of Tokyo.

Other posts on her Instagram include her colorful stage makeup and exploits in the city with captions saying "I left with amazing clothes and a portrait of me as a gift. Such a beautiful place. My people. Just me and my canvas midnight in Harajuku."

Meanwhile, her posts on Instagram showed that she is sad because airports would not allow Gaga's French bulldog to board with her on the plane.  "They won't let Asia into Asia. Some quarantine rules. I don't know what I'm going to do without my baby girl in Tokyo. I had so many plans!" Gaga tweets last week.