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Some argue that Katy Perry’s new single ‘Woman’s World’ fails to deliver as a feminist anthem despite being touted as one.

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Pop sensation Katy Perry has been making headlines with the release of her latest single, “Woman’s World,” but not all fans are on board with her new era.

Since the drop of her 2020 album “Smile,” Perry’s supporters have been eagerly awaiting her return to the spotlight. However, the promotion surrounding “Woman’s World” has been met with mixed reviews.

The track is being billed as a women’s empowerment anthem, featuring visuals inspired by Rosie the Riveter and lyrics like “It’s a woman’s world and you’re lucky to be living in it.” The music video even showcases Perry with a vibrator, a bedazzled power tool, and a bottle labeled “whiskey for women,” alongside a cameo from controversial influencer Trisha Paytas.

While many of Perry’s loyal fans, known as “KatyCats,” showered her with praise, others have raised concerns about the pop star’s politics and industry relationships. In particular, the revelation that record producer Dr. Luke was credited on the single sparked outrage, as he has faced allegations of sexual assault from Kesha in the past.

The conversation surrounding Dr. Luke’s involvement in Perry’s music has ignited heated discussions online, with some criticizing Perry’s decision and others coming to her defense. Early reviews of “Woman’s World” have also reflected the broader online critique, with publications like The Guardian and Pitchfork raising concerns about the song’s message.

Despite the backlash, Perry has remained mum on the controversy surrounding Dr. Luke, deflecting questions from paparazzi and fans alike. Representatives for Perry, Dr. Luke, and Capitol Records, the label releasing Perry’s album, have yet to comment on the situation.

In the midst of the controversy, Perry has expressed her excitement for her forthcoming album, “143,” scheduled for release on Sept. 20. Describing the album as a “sexy, fearless, return to form,” Perry hopes that her music will continue to empower and celebrate women around the world.

Stay tuned for more updates on Katy Perry’s latest musical endeavors as the saga continues to unfold.

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