Katy Perry, an American performer and songwriter, was raised in a strict, conservative family. Her first gospel song was performed when she was in her teens, after having spent her early years in the church. Although this was not required by her parents Perry experienced all types of music, which was offered to her by her peers, because she had an affinity for music right at the very beginning. Perry was a vocal person who was able to defend the dream to be the next big thing in music and pursued the dream. However, she didn't achieve much success from the start and faced a number of difficulties before gaining her first major break. When she first signed with 'Capitol Records', numerous of her tracks were put on hold. Her second studio record "One Of The Boys" was an enormous success that marked a significant turning point in the career of the singer. She had become an accomplished singer and she hasn't looked back since. Her next album, "Teenage Dreams' was received a huge response from music fans and is among the top-selling albums ever. Katy Perry became a well-known artist following the release of her album. It broke numerous records. Perry's charity work is not just known for her work as a performer and writer however, she is also known for the many records she has made. Additionally, she is an activist that promotes gay rights advocacy.
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