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As she kicks off her Lifetimes tour, “Woman’s World” singer Katy Perry has found herself the unwitting subject of viral memes online ... with production value and costumes that look straight out of a ...

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Following the debut of her Lifetimes tour, Katy Perry has now found herself in a maelstrom of memes, with clips from her questionable ... with production value and costumes that look straight out of a ...

This isn’t the first time an AI-generated Met Gala look went viral on social media. Last year, Katy Perry shared that a fake photo someone created of her at the event (which she didn’t attend ...

Katy Perry has once again become the internet’s favorite meme: this time for the way she pronounces her lyrics. Her 2008 ballad “Thinking of You” recently went viral on TikTok, not for its ...

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Perry admitted that she misses the show and her co-hosts. "I miss them so much, though. I do, actually. Hi, Luke! Hi, Lionel!" she said, looking into the camera. When asked whether Perry is still in ...

Perry isn’t bowing out. If anything, her Lifetimes world tour seems to be her way of reclaiming the narrative. Not by dodging the criticism, but by dancing through it — meme-style.

Now, with clips of her Lifetimes tour circulating the internet like vultures around a celebrity in their flop era, Katy Perry has found herself in a maelstrom of memes. Does Katy Perry ... the ...

There’s a long history of hate groups using new technologies to spread their message. In the 1930s, it was radio. In the 2010s, it was social media. In 2025, it ...