Katy Perry calls out South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas as ‘some guy’ as he sits in the crowd at her Adelaide concert

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On Thursday evening during her performance in Adelaide, Katy Perry publicly acknowledged an Australian politician from the stage.

The U.S. vocalist started the Adelaide segment of her Lifetimes concert series and confessed onstage that she had erred by not including the city in her original performance schedule.

She regrettably admitted that she acted imprudently when Adelaide was overlooked on the itinerary for the Lifetimes Tour, as she expressed from the stage.

Last year at the AFL grand final, I was fortunate enough to be approached by an individual who encouraged me, saying, “You simply must visit Adelaide.

It has been reported by Adelaide Now that the individual under discussion is South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas, and it was later discovered that he was actually present in the audience.

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The locals couldn’t help but notice when Katy Perry took time out to support the labor premier in Adelaide, as one person expressed on social media: “Katy Perry campaigns for the labor leader in Adelaide for 5 minutes.

After the incident where Katy knocked over a fan’s Labubu toy during her Lifetimes tour in Australia, it happened that she gained widespread attention.

In an entertaining moment caught on TikTok, the well-known American pop artist, aged 39, was seen striding towards her audience as she sang a touching ballad titled “I’m Still Breathing.” During this performance, she carried a tray filled with Tim Tams.

Moving through the throng of people, a fan extended a coveted Labubu toy container – a beloved character hailing from Hong Kong artist Kasing Lung’s collection, “The Monsters series.

In the heat of my expertise, I couldn’t help but catch sight of that toy, locking eyes with it momentarily. In a swift and decisive action, I deftly moved to intercept, using my trusty microphone as a tool, gently swiping it out of the fan’s hand.

With a theatrical exclamation, she declared, “I haven’t given up yet!” Then, stooping low, she distributed Tim Tams to the audience, encouraging them to be kind and handle them carefully.

Since then, the incident has spread rapidly across various platforms, garnering over 157,000 views and generating a whirlwind of reactions on the web.

‘Amazing, this is the Labubu she hit.’)

One user joked: ‘The way I would’ve caught that like Robbie Rotten with a net.’

Undisturbed by the commotion, Katy added her own thoughts to the viral video, posting a playful comment using three devil emoji symbols.

As a devoted admirer, I must admit that I’m perplexed about her apparent disagreement with the cherished Labubu figure. This fad for Labubu has undeniably caused a significant divide among collectors and enthusiasts alike.

The character, which is a large-eyed, plush creature, hails from a book written by Kasing Lung and has gained worldwide popularity due to the collectible blind boxes produced by Pop Mart.

In recent times, its fame has skyrocketed, causing issues like scalpers making profits and prices spiking, which leaves many enthusiasts feeling annoyed.

A different viewer humorously commented, “I believe if it were the Katy Perry from her ‘One of the Boys’ era, she would have been really excited about Labubus,” alluding to her 2008 debut album.

Katy had shows in Perth, Australia on June 22 and 23, followed by a concert on June 26 in Adelaide.

Initially, she declared the Australian tour for September 2024 without the dates of the 23rd and 26th. However, these additional dates were incorporated into the schedule during the subsequent few weeks.

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2025-06-26 18:29