Character Catalog

Katy Perry's first major album, featuring 'I Kissed a Girl' and 'Hot n Cold'. It marked her explosive entry onto the global pop scene and introduced her provocative, uninhibited style.

A record-breaking album that launched five singles to number one in the United States, matching Michael Jackson's feat. It includes 'Firework', 'California Gurls', and 'E.T.', and stands as one of the most influential pop records of the 2010s.

A single from 'Teenage Dream' that became a worldwide anthem against bullying and for self-confidence. Adopted by suicide prevention organizations, it illustrates the social impact that pop music can have.

The lead single from the album 'Prism', a symbol of female empowerment and self-assertion. Its uplifting message made it a hit used in many educational and sports contexts.

A documentary film following her 'California Dreams Tour' world tour. It offers a rare behind-the-scenes look at the global music industry and the personal sacrifices that come with an international career.

An album released in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic, symbolizing artistic resilience. Recorded while Katy Perry was pregnant with her first daughter, it reflects her ability to overcome both personal and global crises.

I grew up in a household where the word 'deviled eggs' wasn't allowed... I feel like I was in a bubble. Now I'm just trying to pop the bubble.

Music has always been my escape, my safe place. I hope that through my songs, young people find that same refuge.

Social media has completely changed the relationship between an artist and their fans. You're no longer just a face on a poster — you're a conversation.

Being on a world tour means living in a bubble. The dates keep coming, the countries blur together. It's both magical and exhausting. You sometimes lose touch with reality.

Katy Perry's hometown, where she grew up in an evangelical household. This conservative cultural upbringing stands in sharp contrast to the flamboyant pop persona she would later develop.

The global capital of the music and film industry, Los Angeles is where Katy Perry launched her international career and recorded virtually all of her albums.

The stadium that hosted Super Bowl XLIX in 2015, where Katy Perry's halftime performance in front of 118.5 million viewers became one of the most watched entertainment events in history.

The capital of American country and gospel music, Nashville is where a young Katy Hudson made her first attempt at a music career, under the influence of her pastor parents.

Katy Perry held a residency at Resorts World Las Vegas, exemplifying the trend of pop stars taking up residence in the world's entertainment capital as a more stable alternative to touring.