The single will appear on the singer's upcoming “celebratory dance-pop” album, “143,” due for release in September.
Katy Perry opens up about her latest studio album, 143, with “Woman's World.”
In the video, within the first 50 seconds of the song, Perry cascades a bottle of “Whiskey for Women,” wields a hot pink vibrator, pretends to urinate in a urinal, gets crushed by a giant anvil, and has a gas nozzle stuck up her ass to refuel. Trisha Paytas also makes a cameo, pulling a giant monster truck on a rope with Perry driving from the passenger seat.
“It's a woman's world, I'm lucky to live in it,” Perry sings on the album, and she teased the video earlier this week with a trailer in which she breaks safety rules for the millionth time to work on a construction site dressed as a risqué Rosie the Riveter.
“Woman's World,” the lead single from 143 , which drops on September 20, offers a glimpse into Perry's first album in four years. “I set out to create a bold, vibrant and celebratory dance-pop album with the number 143 as a central message of love,” she said in a statement about the album.
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Last month, Rolling Stone reported that Perry had enlisted former Teenage Dream collaborators Dr. Luke, Max Martin and Stargate for her new album, along with several others with whom she hadn't worked closely before.
“Katie knows exactly what kind of album she wants to make and has assembled a team to help her get it done,” a Capitol Records source told Rolling Stone, “which includes past collaborators like Luke, Stargate, Max Martin and Sarah Hudson, as well as big new names like Vaughn Oliver, Rocco Valdes and Theron Thomas.”