Katy Perry

Elizabeth Elizabeth Katy KatyKaty Perry was an American Singing and Songwriting artist who was born into the strictest and most conservative of families. While in church, she sang. her youth, she aimed to make the gospel genre in her teens. Perry enjoyed all kinds of music, even though her parents did not allow it, because she was always intrigued by music. She was quite a vocal individual who pursued her dream to be a musician. Her first big break was not easy and she had overcome numerous obstacles. She had to put many songs on hold before she was signed by "Capitol Records. She became professional and she hasn't looked back ever since. The album she released next, 'Teenage Dreams has won the hearts of numerous music fans and was one of the best-selling albums ever. Katy Perry was firmly established as an artist due to this record-breaking album. Perry's charity work is not only known as a song author and performer however, she is also known for the many records she has created. Perry is an LGBT rights activist.

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