Katy Perry performed at the Grammy’s on Sunday night fresh off her divorce from funnyman Russell Brand and it turns out that she may have taken a jab at her now ex-husband when debuting her new song Part of Me.
Perry, 27, signed her divorce papers last week and during her Grammy’s song performance she sang
“Now look at me, I’m sparking/A firework, a dancing flame/You won’t ever put me out again.” She then sang “You can keep everything.”
In another part of the song she sang:
“You’re not gonna break my soul,” and “Your love was cheap, was always tearing at the seam. I feel deep and you let me down. But that was then and this is now.”
For the kicker she added:
“You can keep the diamond ring. It don’t mean nothing anyway. In fact you can keep everything. Yeah, yeah, except for me.”
While she first launched into her hit E.T. it didn’t take long for Perry to done a silver and gold body suit to sing the new song.
The new track will appear on the extended version of Teenage Dream which will be released on March 13.
In case you missed the big music awards show here’s the Katy Perry performance:
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Leave it to Perry to turn such bitter moment into a catchy pop song.
I would be curious to know if he had ever heard the song before Perry’s 2012 Grammy Awards performance.
Do you think Katy Perry was attempting to engage in a bit of Russell Brand bashing?
