Lady Gaga's music has often been described as addictive, but you know what's really addictive? Heroin. And this week Lady Gaga became one of several stars whose names have been used to brand the illicit substance.

A man in Syracuse, New York, was arrested Tuesday when police pulled him from a bus and found him to be carrying 15.6 grams of heroin held in 400 glassine bags emblazoned with the words "Lady Gaga." Jeffrey J. Williams was placed under arrest on charges including two felonies and a misdemeanor count of criminal possession of a controlled substance.

The "Gaga" branding may seem strange, but other public figures have enjoyed the same strange tribute. "Lil Wayne" branded heroin bricks were recovered from a New Jersey bust earlier this year, and in 2009 border agents recovered 67 pounds of ecstasy pills branded with the silhouette of President Barack Obama.