1. Firework

2. Wide Awake

3. Teenage Dream

4. E.T.

5. California Gurls

6. Last Friday Night

7. The One That Got Away

8. Part Of Me

'Part Of Me' The rest have gotten stale.

'Part Of Me' The rest have gotten stale.

 

For me that's the only one that has really gotten stale, I can't stand to hear it anymore. :(

I can't choose between the singles and videos to be honest, they're all amazing (except Californian Gurls). It really has been a perfect era.

 

I like only "California Girls", so it was easy choice. I prefer her "One Of The Boys" era.

 

 

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Edited February 6, 201312 yr by AlexRange

Firework is the only song i really like and the only one i purchased.

Wide Awake's definitely my favourite. Such an emotional song, spills a lot out.

 

Part of Me on the other hand has just become irritating. :(

'Teenage Dream' hands down!!!

 

It is one of her best singles EVER! Up there with 'Thinking Of You'. :wub: I love the line "you think I'm funny when I tell the punchline wrong" and the video is so great and summery. It is also my favourite because it reminds me of summer 2010 - around the time I got my GCSE results and found out I got into sixth form! :D Can't believe that was nearly three years ago. :huh: So for nostalgia and, of course, the actual song, it has to be TD.

 

Hands down 'The One That Got Away'. Everything about it is perfect for me. It was my highlight from the album since i first heard it, and once it was announced as the next single, I was ecstatic. Then we have the video! One of my all time favourite videos! It's hands down my favourite thing Katy Perry has released/recorded/anything.

 

I was actually really disappointed with TOTGA's video. It was like a sensationalised version of the 'Thinking Of You' video. It also didn't fit the song. The song is clearly about a couple that broke up and she sees that he has moved on with his life and changed. The video doesn't echo this and instead goes down the "dramatic" route. :wacko:

I was actually really disappointed with TOTGA's video. It was like a sensationalised version of the 'Thinking Of You' video. It also didn't fit the song. The song is clearly about a couple that broke up and she sees that he has moved on with his life and changed. The video doesn't echo this and instead goes down the "dramatic" route. :wacko:

I don't think it's "clearly" about that at all. We just have our pre-conceptions of what a song is about and usually it's about what we think it is. This is why I love videos like this so much. I love videos that give a whole 2nd meaning to the song. I feel the same with Kelly Clarkson's 'Mr. Know It All' video and that we all assumed it was about her singing to a guy who broke her heart and thought they knew her or whatever, but it was actually her relationship with the press/negative media that was the main focus for the video.

 

I find them pretty inspired and clever, personally.