Katy Perry was such a force at the height of her career that content from her best-selling efforts – 2010’s ‘Teenage Dream‘ and 2013’s ‘Prism‘ – are still breaking records, leaving her contemporaries as well as preceding and succeeding artists in her rearview.
Her latest history-making accomplishment came courtesy of news the Snoop Dogg-assisted, chart-topping 2010 hit ‘California Gurls‘ (found aboard ‘Teenage’) had crossed the threshold for Diamond status at the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) – meaning it had sold the equivalence of 10 million units in the United States alone.
That feat not only made her the first woman in music history to own four Diamond plaques for singles, but put her in unique company in the organization’s overall record books.
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