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Katty Perry Super Browl Spectacular Performance on Sunday

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It was something ethereal and the spectators of the Super Browl couldn’t but shout, wow!

The spectacular show of Katty Perry in the Super Browl commenced with an unimaginable entrance with a giant tiger operated by puppeteers under. The glory of the beast was unmistakable. And it highly accentuated the ethereal aura of the performance. To some, Katty Perry was a goddess. 

Within the 12 minute concert, the singer rattled through a mix of hits. There was also a guest appearance of the rapper, Missy Elliot.

Prior to the show, the singer tweeted a picture of a Roman numerals tattoo she had got: XLIX which means 49. Obviously to mark the 49th Super Bowl

Katy Perry

"I thought it would be appropriate to draw blood tonight," tweeted the singer, who also sang excerpts from I Kissed a Girl and Teenage Dream during her set.

Other features of the Katty Perry Super Browl spectacular show was dancing with dancers dressed with chess pieces and other set dressed in sharks.

Katy Perry with dancers and Missy Elliott 

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