Katy Perry Gets Candid About Fan Culture: 'You Don't Want to Read My Twitter Comments'

Katy Perry is opening up about fan culture online.

The Smile singer got candid about the experience in an interview with Apple Music.

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“Take any female performer and you hear about it every single day. You want to read Twitter comments? Somebody want to take my account and read my Twitter comments? No, you don’t,” she explained.

“You don’t because it’s all about who’s better than who, who’s skinnier than who, who sold more number ones than who, who’s doing better this year than who, who made this much more. It’s like, ‘Okay. Well, what about just liking the music?’ Why is it about…why? I am competitive, but I’m not competitive with women. No, no, no, no. I’m competitive in that I want to succeed,” she continued.

“I care about my art and I hope that it reaches. That’s how I’m competitive, but I actually truly want every single female in the industry to feel supported and loved. And feel they can speak their truth and deliver their message, no matter how many of us women are in the industry. I mean time and time again, I want to hire more women than men. I want to give them…I want to support them, because I know what it feels to just be in a room of all of my female peers and go, ‘Do you like me? I really want to like you, I want to talk to you. I know we’re going through the same exact thing. We’re literally going through the same exact thing. Can we talk about this? There’s only five other people in the world that are going through this and you’re in the same room. Can we please just have some f-king wine and talk about how hard this is?”

She recently debuted a song that she’s excited for her daughter to hear.

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