Katy Perry and Chief Keef ended a long-running online conflict and released “Legendary Lovers (Save Me).” The feud began when Perry commented on Chief Keef’s song “Hate Being Sober,” saying the title made her “have serious doubt for the world.” Chief Keef responded with a threat to “smack” her, and Perry apologized for offending him, explaining she was sharing an opinion about generational desire for constant intoxication. Chief Keef later apologized as well. In May 27, Perry and Keef were seen together, including exchanging a hug, after Perry tried to “summon” him on TikTok. Perry posted a video of them dapping up to “Legendary Lovers” with the caption “Legendary link-up.”
"Katy Perry and Chief Keef ended a long-running online conflict and released “Legendary Lovers (Save Me).” The feud began when Perry commented on Chief Keef’s song “Hate Being Sober,” saying the title made her “have serious doubt for the world.” Chief Keef responded with a threat to “ smack” her, and Perry apologized for offending him, noting “I was really just having a general opinion on our generations...desire to be constantly intoxicated.”"
"In turn, the rapper apologized for his own response, and the dialogue seemed to wrap up there. Not quite! Cut to yesterday, May 27, and Perry and Keef were spotted hanging out (and even exchanging a hug) after she attempted to “ summon” him on TikTok. The same day, Perry also shared a video of her dapping up the rapper set to “Legendary Lovers” with the caption: “Legendary link-up.”"
"“Legendary Lovers” originally appeared on Perry's album Prism. Perry shared her most recent album, , in 2024. Keef's latest project, , arrived in April."
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