Katy Perry stops the concert to scold the fan for Orlando Bloom messaging on social networks
Katy Perry amazed the crowd during her Nevada concert when she paused halfway a set to call a fan who, she said, continued to send private messages to her longtime partner, actor Orlando Bloom.
While the music stopped playing during her life tour on Saturday, the pop star crouched on the scene, looked a fan directly in the eyes and said: “I know why you are here. Listen, if you keep DM-IG my man … You have been doing it for months, you haven’t come to see me play.”
“If you continue to DM-IG my man, I will have you removed. Seriously, get your own life. I am his wife. I don’t want it. I am to him.
The public reacted with laughter and cheers while Perry continued to address the fan she called Kyle.
“He doesn’t want you, Kyle. I am his wife. I’m yours, he’s mine … stay at the F ** K,” she reiterated in a clip that has now become viral on social networks.
But it turns out that Perry’s words were all scripted and served as security for the next song she was going to play, her single in 2024 I’m yours, he’s mine.
While his show in Nevada was completely fun and in jokes, the world tour of lives at 84 dates of 39 years was not without challenges.
Although Perry sold dates in Australia when she played here next month, she has experienced bad sales of tickets on the American leg of her world tour, not having sold arenas.
The whole and the production of his tour also made fun of social media, some online criticism calling him “cheap”.
“Katy Perry said no budget for the Lifenettes tour!” proclaimed a viral tiktok, who showed Perry to fight with his emergency dancers during the blow ANDbrandishing what seems to be a plastic lightsaber.
“It gives Tamu Gaga,” read a brutal comment, while another compared it to the infamous “Wonka experience” in Glasgow.
Others complained that the singer seemed to be “bored” in the clips they had seen online.
Other elements of the show also cut a fierce critic, including Perry’s decision to use what seems to be images generated by Ai-Ai in the video sets of the tour.
Images of Perry performing the song Life Reveals the star on stage in front of a video compilation of happy and smiling revelers – but these are not plans live from the public, and rather seem suspected of the Ai -Généré.
Experts on social networks have nicknamed the apparent use of IA imagery “zero effort and small budget”.
