Katy Perry cruelly mocked over ITV Capital Jingle Bell Ball as viewers as beg her to retire
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Katy Perry has faced fierce backlash over her performance at ITV Capital Jingle Bell Ball. The pop star, 40, made a performance at the star-studded event where a string of huge performers took to the stage at London's O2 Arena. It took place earlier this month yet aired to the nation on Sunday evening. Capital Radio hosts Jordan North, Chris Stark and Sian Welby hosted the glitzy event as Coldplay, KSI and Perrie Edwards were just a few performers on the line-up.
However, Katy's performance on the night attracted plenty of attention online and for the wrong reasons. She took to the stage to perform a series of her early 2010s hits including California Gurls and Roar. The American singer also added in some festive numbers, including Cozy Little Christmas.
Fans inside the O2 seemed to enjoy Katy's performance while many watching at home gave scathing verdicts. One viewer even went as far as calling for Katy to retire. They said: ""She should retire." Another added: "Fun popstar but sounds terrible." Someone else commented: "Weak vocals huh.".
A fourth wrote: " Katy Perry needs to stop trying to make Katy Perry happen again. Leave it in the 2010s girl #CapitalJBB." Another viewer shared: "Katy, there's no shame in miming. Yours sincerely, My Ears. #JingleBellBall." Others came to her defence as one said: "Wow @katyperry you was amazing and I’ve got respect for you because you didn’t mime like some artists do. It’s not easy to sing and dance live so well done girl xx #CapitalJBB #JBB.".
