With a short and emphatic phrase the singer caused confusion, especially since her profile is the third most followed in the world
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Maybe the singer Katy Perry no longer post on your social media like you did before , due to the responsibilities that she has been assuming since last August as the proud mother of little Daisy Dove, the result of her more than consolidated sentimental relationship with the actor Orlando Bloom.
However, when it comes to the reasons that have led him to significantly reduce his presence in the virtual sphere, the pop star has made no reference to his many obligations and the limited free time he has to share photos, videos and reflections with his followers of Instagram or Twitter . And it is that the artist has preferred to attack directly against the most toxic side of these platforms and the “culture” that has been created around them, in order to justify their increasingly scarce use.
For this, the Californian artist has curiously resorted to her profile of Twitter and has limited himself to saying a short and emphatic phrase, with hashtag
including: “Social networks are rubbish, the decline of human civilization #I said what I said” , has released the almost 110 millions of followers he has on the popular network of microblogging .
the decline of human civilization # isaidwhatisaid https://t.co/Y1U4DLEduo
– KATY PERRY (@katyperry) April 15, 2021
Remember that , at least until a few years ago, Katy Perry was the absolute queen of Twitter : a speaker that did not hesitate to squeeze the most to promote your work and strengthen ties with your audience. As of today, it is not bad at all in a matter of followers , since his profile is the third most followed in the world, being surpassed only by that of the former president Barack Obama and also a singer
Justin Bieber.
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