Katy Perry

Elizabeth Elizabeth Katy KatyKaty Perry, an American artist and singer was brought up in a strict and conservative household. At the age of 16 Katy Perry was interested in gospel music after singing at church as a child. Perry enjoyed all kinds of music despite the fact that her parents were against her to, as she was always intrigued by music. Being a confident and outspoken individual she remained true to her desire to become a music artist and chased her goals. Her career didn't go as planned from the start and faced a number of hurdles before getting her first significant break. Many of her songs got put aside before she was accepted by 'Capitol Record. The album she released as her second studio album 'One Of The Boys' turned out to be a huge hit that marked the turning point in her professional career. Then, her profession as a musician was born. Her next album 'Teenage Dreams was a hit with the masses of music lovers, and quickly became one of the most popular albums of all time. Katy Perry became a well-known performer after the release of this album. The album broke records in many ways. Perry's philanthropic efforts are not solely attributed to her role as a writer and singer, but also for the many albums she's produced. Perry is also a rights for gay activist.

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