Last night, Katy Perry kicked off her Las Vegas Residency show “PLAY”.
The pop star was craving an “appetite for seduction” with a show stopping performance full of booty shaking and a number of “fresh out the oven” costume changes.
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Perry had fans going wild on Twitter sharing videos of the “Bon Appétit” singer literally dropping it down in “Vegas baby.”
It’s Vegas baby 💁🏻♀️ https://t.co/iK1SyasAm6
— KATY PERRY (@katyperry) December 30, 2021
Perry took the audience on a magical journey through “Perry Playland” which featured larger than life items like a gigantic orange toilet next to a stack of massive toilet paper rolls. There was even an animated poop emoji channelling it’s “freak” energy as it danced on top of the toilet.
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— KATY PERRY (@katyperry) December 30, 2021
Are you ready to #PLAY🍄?
See you TONIGHT at
✨♥️🌈PERRY PLAYLAND🌈♥️✨ pic.twitter.com/EfbJjvfAwL— KATY PERRY (@katyperry) December 30, 2021
Perry took over to sing in the toilet herself.
After getting down and dirty, the singer-songwriter toasted to a huge face mask in honour of keeping fans safe during the opening night of her residency.
Perry shared a tweet from a fan account that read “That’s a wrap! What did everyone think of the first show of @katyperry’s #PLAY?!” She captioned the re-tweet, “It was great I loved it I will go to every show,” joking about her attendance as the show’s headliner.
It was great I loved it I will go to every show https://t.co/Qv2S3jQZGq
— KATY PERRY (@katyperry) December 30, 2021
Perry’s dad was in attendance for his daughter’s big night and even took a photo with a large group of KatyCats. Perry shared the photo posted by a fan that read “BIGGEST KATYCAT PHOTO EVER?!?” and commented on her famous dad, writing, “Omg Keith Hudson lol.”
Omg Keith Hudson lol https://t.co/NP23kdhvUx
— KATY PERRY (@katyperry) December 30, 2021
“PLAY” is scheduled for shows through to March 2022.
