Katy Perry’s Super Bowl Costume Change Goes Viral Eight Years Later
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Sunday’s Super Bowl had people online talking about halftime shows of years past, including the one performed by American Idol judge Katy Perry in 2015. In particular, people are amazed by her quick costume change during the performance.
Katy Perry’s Super Bowl Costume Change Goes Viral
As Cosmopolitan points out, this year’s halftime performer Rihanna didn’t change outfits during her appearance at the big game on Sunday, opting to wear the same red number for the entire performance.
This was not the case for Perry, who had 10 seconds to change outfits during her halftime performance in 2015. A TikTok video from @girlbossvideos shows the quick costume change as it happened. It resurfaced on Twitter Sunday as people got ready for this year’s game.
In the clip, Perry finishes a performance with Lenny Kravitz before hurrying to prepare for the next song. With the help of a couple of crew members, Perry removes her flame-accented outfit to reveal a bra designed to look like beach balls. She steps into a matching skirt and walks back on stage in time to start the next song.
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remember when Katy Perry manipulated time during her halftime show performance#FentyBowl #SuperBowl pic.twitter.com/mUOOt7xIR9
— Miss Purry💅 (@KatyBlackfyre) February 12, 2023
Perry Sent Love to Rihanna on Sunday
Ahead of Rihanna’s halftime performance on Sunday, Perry shared a message for the singer on Twitter. She wrote, “sending you all the love. you got this @rihanna.” She added a red heart and football emoji and tagged #SuperBowlLVII.
Shakira, who performed at the 2020 Super Bowl with Jennifer Lopez, also sent a message of support to Rihanna ahead of her performance, posting a photo of herself with the singer on Twitter and writing, “Remembering good times and wishing you the best vibes for tonight’s show, Rih!”
During Sunday’s halftime show, Rihanna performed several of her hits from over the years, including “Umbrella,” “Run This Town,” and “Diamonds.” She also confirmed her second pregnancy, showing off her baby bump during the performance.
