Katy Perry Defends ‘Woman’s World’ Video, Calls It Satirical

by Coco

Pop icon Katy Perry has sparked controversy with her latest release, “Woman’s World,” and its accompanying music video directed by Charlotte Rutherford. Critics have accused Perry of presenting a dated women’s empowerment message and of catering to the male gaze with her Rosie the Riveter-inspired visuals.

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Responding to the backlash on Instagram, Perry addressed the criticism head-on, asserting, “YOU CAN DO ANYTHING! EVEN SATIRE!” In a behind-the-scenes video from the shoot, Perry elaborated on her creative approach, describing it as tongue-in-cheek and intentionally over-the-top. “We’re playing with sarcasm here, it’s very slapstick and exaggerated,” she explained. “The set plays on this idea of rejecting the male gaze while simultaneously embracing it, but in a way that’s so exaggerated that it becomes a commentary on itself.”

Perry emphasized that the video’s dramatic scenes, including moments where she faces impending destruction, serve as a metaphorical reset. “It’s about challenging and then resetting my own perceptions of feminine power,” she added. “After this, we enter a whole new realm.”

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