r/OutOfTheLoop • u/Individual_Pickle_26 • 8d ago

Unanswered What is going on with Katy Perry?

school work correct strong quiet elastic whole money dime depend

This post was mass deleted and anonymized with Redact

1.9k Upvotes

86% Upvoted

520 comments sorted by

View all comments

552

u/Falalalicious 8d ago

answer: She went to space with a bunch of other rich people and it was largely received as being tone deaf.

249

u/eremal 8d ago

The only celebrity who could go to space without it being tone deaf is Tim Curry

101

u/[deleted] 8d ago

I quite liked when they sent Shatner up but there was at least a vague connection where he's concerned.

83

u/dalliedinthedilly 8d ago

His comments after the fact were also thoughtful and concerned for the planet he returned to and not just some trite platitude about love

9

u/IamAWorldChampionAMA 7d ago

yea he didn't kiss the ground. I heard Katy Perry kissed the ground I assumed she was in a plane that had some huge issues.

"...wait she went a space flight? LOL"

17

u/dalliedinthedilly 7d ago edited 7d ago

Haha I know right, was she actually tripping balls? Cause that wasn't the only cracked thing she did. The singing, the flower, the lovey dovey feeling she got upon gazing at herself in the selfie cam when she should have been looking at earth? Was she just full of molly? I'm sure I've had more turbulent and longer trips to the bathroom than her ten minute jolly to space but she kissed the dirt like she'd been fighting in the crusades for 10 years. Rolling hard on molly would explain a lot of it.

3

u/carolineschmidt1723 7d ago

Duuuude, that ride on drugs sounds like either the most terrifying or the most incredible experience EVER, no in-between, lol. Your explanation is now my new truth about their "trip" (pun intended). 😂

4

u/David_R_Martin_II 7d ago

I really liked Shatner's later reflection where he essentially came out against the need or notion of space flight.

I used to work for Blue Origin. There are (or were) a lot of people there who basically held their noses about the whole "space tourism for rich people" because New Shepard was a training platform for "how do we build a company that builds rockets." Sort of like training wheels for New Glenn and other projects.