Katy Perry

Katy Perry was an American Singer and Songwriter born into a strict and strict family. She began singing gospel songs at the age of teen, following her childhood in the church. Perry loved all sorts of music, even if her parents would not permit it, because she was always awed by music. Perry was an outspoken woman who stood up for her desire to become famous and followed through with it. The first major break she got was not an easy task and she was required to face many hurdles. Before she signed to 'Capitol Records' numerous of her tracks were put on hold. The second album she recorded with her studio 'One of the Boys" was an enormous success and was a pivotal turning point in the career of the artist. This was when her path as a performer was launched. It was her next album, "Teenage Dreams", which enthralled a lot of musicians and was one of her most well-known albums of all time. Katy Perry was firmly established as an artist thanks to this record-breaking album. Alongside the recording and writing of songs, Perry is also known as a philanthropist. Perry is also a rights for gay activist.