Katy Perry calls for new "Woman world" A satirical song after criticism

that it Kate Berry“Our world, and those who understand it, understand it.”

But those who didn’t get it might have missed the point. After the 39-year-old singer’s music video for her latest single, “Woman’s World,” came under fire from those who saw it as an outdated take on feminism, Katy revealed that was kind of the intention.

In an Instagram post on July 14, Katy captioned it, “You can do anything! Even sarcasm!” She shared a behind-the-scenes clip of the filming process, in which she spoke about the satirical nature of the video.

“We kind of had fun making fun of it,” she explained in the clip, standing on a construction site in the video. “It’s very funny, very direct.”

In the scene in question, Katie dances alongside a group of women wearing construction worker-inspired uniforms before being crushed by an anvil.

“In this collection, it’s like, ‘Oh, we’re not focusing on the male gaze, but we’re actually focusing on the male gaze,’ and we’re overdoing it because I’m about to break down,” she explained. “And it’s like resetting my idea of ​​feminine divinity. It’s a whole different world after this.”