Katy Perry is going to read her album reviews, but is surprised by negative comments, thanks to her doctor. Dark Horse Singer spoke to Peepal Magazine about the recently announced Lifetime Tour in support of his album 143 and revealed his move to be unaffected by critics.
Over the years, Perry felt that it is best to avoid reading reviews completely, whether they are positive or negative. “My doctor said something that really changed my life,” he said. The advice was what people think as long as he is happy with his work.
More than reviews, each album for an artist defines their personal growth and change. For its latest album, the pop star has high expectations to become “soundtrack for one’s life”. Talking about the album, The at Singer revealed that he made it after becoming a mother.
She admitted that entering motherhood helped her to tap that “divine” female energy and allowed her to write songs that celebrated love. Perry believes that her identity changed during Kovid, helping her to make music.
The Roar Hitmaker reported that his latest album celebrates “unconditional love”, something that he was searching for his entire life and was not found recently. “It was a clich, and it’s really true,” he said.
Dr. of Lucas After collaborating with, Perry became a matter of criticism. Luke ‘Gotwald’ amidst his decade legal battle with fellow composer Kesha. During his appearance on Call Me Daddy Podcast in September, the pop star broke his silence on the matter.
He said, “My experience of my whole life is going through this metamorphosis, and he was one of the people who helped all of them facilitate,” he said about the musicmaker, who said on some of his big hit songs Worked, such as I Kissed A Girl, California Gurles. And teenage dreams.
