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Katy Perry Unveils Extravagant Woman's World Music Video, First Single From Highly Anticipated Album 143
Katy Perry enters her new musical era with the bold Woman’s World music video, giving fans a taste of her upcoming album 143, set for release this fall. Watch the video below!
Imagine a world exclusively for women! Well, don't imagine — take a look as Katy Perry brings this concept to life in her extravagant music video for Woman’s World, the first single from her highly anticipated album 143, which arrives this fall.
On Thursday, July 11, the visual media for the song was released and featured Perry, 39, dressed as both Rosie the Riveter and a cyborg woman. In the video, she is seen chugging a bottle of Whisky for Women, waving a hot pink vibrator, and taking a bathroom break in the urinal within the first 60 seconds.
"Fire in her eyes / Feminine divine / She was born to shine," she croons amid a crew of dancers.
Watch the music video below!
Katy Perry’s Woman’s World kickstarts a new musical era for the pop star — Video HERE
About Perry’s upcoming album 143
Perry officially unveiled 143 on Wednesday, July 10, by posting futuristic album artwork for the record on her social media. For those wondering about the wordless title, it’s an outdated code for I Love You.
In a press release, the Roar singer said she “set out to create a bold, exuberant, celebratory dance-pop album with the symbolic 143 numerical expression of love as a throughline message.”
The former American Idol judge has been teasing Woman’s World since June. The single was produced by Dr. Luke, who helped Perry deliver two of her smash-hit albums: Teenage Dream and Prism.
It is worth noting that Dr. Luke was accused of sexually, physically, and emotionally abusing his former artist, Kesha, and thus his involvement in Perry’s single about women empowerment appears, for lack of a better word, paradoxical.
Perry’s 143 arrives on September 20.
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