Katy Perry is in trouble.
For reasons her label will be keen to understand, the general public’s perception of the usually likeable entertainer seems to have sullied since her decision to step out to support the Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.
Since then the star, who enjoyed a scandal-free and drama deficient run atop Pop before then, now finds herself becoming public enemy #1 within music industry circles.
Now, as she faces fire for an Obama-related joke shared here and “leaks” said to be coming from those close to her see baseless rumours about her splattered all over blind items pages, she has been hit with another scandal.
The Weeknd‘s producer Mano shocked his Twitter followers recently when he claimed that Perry called him a ni**** and used the disgusting word regularly and comfortably.
yep it happened in a club in paris…….smh she really thought she had the right. honestly my feelings were hurt and i was offended https://t.co/ErCscb3BbC
— 20/3 CrashOvrrd MANO (@CallMeMano) April 30, 2017
if y’all don’t believe me ask @HXLTMUSIC he was right there.
— 20/3 CrashOvrrd MANO (@CallMeMano) April 30, 2017
this was the day b4 ye fashion show. while she was juke’n my cuz she started calling us her “niggas” and we asked her 2 stop a few times
— 20/3 CrashOvrrd MANO (@CallMeMano) April 30, 2017
she couldn’t understand why and we had 2 explain 2 her that it wasn’t endering and it was really offensive
— 20/3 CrashOvrrd MANO (@CallMeMano) April 30, 2017
Mano’s story comes after industry murmurs rise about a video which allegedly captures the star in problematic action.
There is no proof that such a video exists.
no 1 cared that my feelings were hurt as a person. a famous caucasian person thought it was ok 2 say that word 2 me 2 relate with me. ?
— 20/3 CrashOvrrd MANO (@CallMeMano) April 30, 2017
u actually the 1st person who thought 2 empathize with me. thank u. i mean i wasn't traumatized but i did feel lower than i should. https://t.co/fXRWksdWZ4
— 20/3 CrashOvrrd MANO (@CallMeMano) May 1, 2017