For a Katy Perry fan, every day Katy does something not racist is a wonderful day. Following any given Katy Perry performance, event, music video, the last thing you want to have to try and excuse is cultural appropriation, because it’s completely inexcusable. That’s why, as a massive KP fan, I was elated that her Super Bowl Halftime show was just about a white girl carrying on as white girls do: in tiny skirts with high ponytails and pretty average dance moves. In the middle of a sharknado. Typical.
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Maybe there is room for refinement at the Super Bowl halftime show, and maybe Katy, for all her excesses, found it. Maybe it’s OK to just do a few songs well. Maybe the braggadocio of rolling out every single hit isn’t necessary. Maybe paying respect where respect is due is more important than constantly being the center of attention, even when you are the center of attention. Maybe just putting on a good show is enough, and maybe there doesn’t need to be anything more shocking happening than a giant sad-faced shark forgetting the moves to the Macarena. And maybe Katy Perry just so happened to put on the greatest halftime show yet. No maybes in my book.Kat George is totally objective when writing about Katy Perry. She’s on Twitter.This is not Kat George but a member of Katy's gal pal crew. Sweet shirt etc.