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Fan Base: Katy Perry
Member Since: 6/2/2011
Posts: 9,459
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Originally posted by musiclvr86
Not always true. She's shown up and performed in the past but it didn't seem to help  Maybe this year they'll finally give her one for Firework. If she wins I know she's going to cry, especially for that song  I just want her to be there and see her on that red carpet. You never know what could happen
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If Firework wins the grammy... 
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Member Since: 8/16/2011
Posts: 3,505
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Originally posted by SylMacPer
If Firework wins the grammy... 
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 it would be too much. I would hit the floor just like Rachel from Xfactor U.S

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ATRL Contributor
Member Since: 11/5/2011
Posts: 100,491
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@StreetTeamCheli
I don't know about you #katycats, but with TOTGA being Katy's 6th Pop #1, I'm not giving up on TOTGA being a Hot 100 #1! #LetsMakeHistory
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ATRL Contributor
Member Since: 8/24/2011
Posts: 6,860
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Originally posted by SylMacPer
If Firework wins the grammy... 
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I'll cry with happiness

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Member Since: 10/10/2011
Posts: 14,321
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Originally posted by umichgrad07
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I mean, how could you all hate this woman?
TOTGA is dead and she still has hope, she will probably buy all the necessary copies to make it #1 on BBHot.
The original stan, Cheli the streat team gurl.
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Member Since: 11/5/2011
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Originally posted by Four
I mean, how could you all hate this woman?
TOTGA is dead and she still has hope, she will probably buy all the necessary copies to make it #1 on BBHot.
The original stan, Cheli the streat team gurl.
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*death* if i start to see TOTGA randomly rising on iTunes in the next couple of days
she would need to buy about 180,000+ copies 
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Member Since: 8/29/2011
Posts: 18,282
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I LOVE that TD is on its 10th single in that game. 
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Member Since: 8/29/2011
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Oh and guys one person can't buy more than one copy.
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Member Since: 10/10/2011
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Originally posted by umichgrad07
*death* if i start to see TOTGA randomly rising on iTunes in the next couple of days
she would need to buy about 180,000+ copies 
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 Can you imagine? @Jake she can gift them tho, but whatever...not gonna happen. 
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Member Since: 8/29/2011
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Who is she going to gift them to?
Oh and I think billboard wouldn't count that.
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Member Since: 10/10/2011
Posts: 14,321
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Originally posted by Ramcoro
Who is she going to gift them to?
Oh and I think billboard wouldn't count that.
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To all the kitties on Twitter  Jake it was a joke...  dont take it too seriously.
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Member Since: 8/29/2011
Posts: 18,282
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Originally posted by Four
To all the kitties on Twitter  Jake it was a joke...  dont take it too seriously.
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I know.  I just like poking fun at things.
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Member Since: 3/7/2011
Posts: 2,672
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Hmmm......... http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/new...ount-3d-286270
Katy Perry in Talks With Paramount For 3D Movie (Exclusive)
The studio has initiated talks with Perry's camp, as well as Imagine Entertainment, to create a documentary-style 3D film including performance footage of the powerhouse singer-songwriter.
Pop sensation Katy Perry could be headed to the big-screen—and in 3D, to boot.
OUR EDITOR RECOMMENDS
Paramount has initiated talks with Perry's camp, as well as Imagine Entertainment, to create a documentary-style 3D film centered on the powerhouse singer-songwriter.
Dealmaking is still in the early stages, and no director is officially on board yet. But both sides are eager to make the details work, and insiders say it's just a matter of working out the logistics. A source close to the dealing says Paramount wants to use the model it employed for its successful concert film featuring Justin Bieber, Justin Bieber: Never Say Never. That film, released February 11, 2011, holds the domestic box office record for a concert film with $73 million. (The worldwide record is held by Michael Jackson’s This Is it, which grossed $261.2 million in 2009.)
After a long absence, concert films have come back in vogue in recent years, especially those that focus on young-skweing acts and include a documentary aspect allowing fans into the personal lives of the stars. Disney’s Hannah Montana/Miley Cyrus: Best of Both Worlds Concert Tour started off the new wave in 2008, grossing a surprising $65 million. A year later, Disney repeated the success with Jonas Brothers: The 3D Concert Experience. This Is It and Never Say Never followed.
However, not every effort has been a success. Fox’s Glee the 3D Concert Movie, released in August, was the last concert movie to hit screens. It’s weak $11.8 million performance was blamed on Glee overload.
Perry could prove to be an ideal subject for a documentary-style concert film. Not only is she a top-selling act, her core audience consists of teen girls, the same demo that made the Bieber, Cyrus and Jonas Bros. films successful. On top of that, her performances and style are so colorful and visual that they may lend themselves to the cinema experience.
Perry is repped by CAA and Direct Managment Group.
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Member Since: 8/20/2011
Posts: 12,590
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Originally posted by SmackUTwice
Hmmm......... http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/new...ount-3d-286270
Katy Perry in Talks With Paramount For 3D Movie (Exclusive)
The studio has initiated talks with Perry's camp, as well as Imagine Entertainment, to create a documentary-style 3D film including performance footage of the powerhouse singer-songwriter.
Pop sensation Katy Perry could be headed to the big-screen—and in 3D, to boot.
OUR EDITOR RECOMMENDS
Paramount has initiated talks with Perry's camp, as well as Imagine Entertainment, to create a documentary-style 3D film centered on the powerhouse singer-songwriter.
Dealmaking is still in the early stages, and no director is officially on board yet. But both sides are eager to make the details work, and insiders say it's just a matter of working out the logistics. A source close to the dealing says Paramount wants to use the model it employed for its successful concert film featuring Justin Bieber, Justin Bieber: Never Say Never. That film, released February 11, 2011, holds the domestic box office record for a concert film with $73 million. (The worldwide record is held by Michael Jackson’s This Is it, which grossed $261.2 million in 2009.)
After a long absence, concert films have come back in vogue in recent years, especially those that focus on young-skweing acts and include a documentary aspect allowing fans into the personal lives of the stars. Disney’s Hannah Montana/Miley Cyrus: Best of Both Worlds Concert Tour started off the new wave in 2008, grossing a surprising $65 million. A year later, Disney repeated the success with Jonas Brothers: The 3D Concert Experience. This Is It and Never Say Never followed.
However, not every effort has been a success. Fox’s Glee the 3D Concert Movie, released in August, was the last concert movie to hit screens. It’s weak $11.8 million performance was blamed on Glee overload.
Perry could prove to be an ideal subject for a documentary-style concert film. Not only is she a top-selling act, her core audience consists of teen girls, the same demo that made the Bieber, Cyrus and Jonas Bros. films successful. On top of that, her performances and style are so colorful and visual that they may lend themselves to the cinema experience.
Perry is repped by CAA and Direct Managment Group.
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I can't wait! 
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Member Since: 8/16/2011
Posts: 3,505
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Originally posted by SmackUTwice
Hmmm......... http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/new...ount-3d-286270
Katy Perry in Talks With Paramount For 3D Movie (Exclusive)
The studio has initiated talks with Perry's camp, as well as Imagine Entertainment, to create a documentary-style 3D film including performance footage of the powerhouse singer-songwriter.
Pop sensation Katy Perry could be headed to the big-screen—and in 3D, to boot.
OUR EDITOR RECOMMENDS
Paramount has initiated talks with Perry's camp, as well as Imagine Entertainment, to create a documentary-style 3D film centered on the powerhouse singer-songwriter.
Dealmaking is still in the early stages, and no director is officially on board yet. But both sides are eager to make the details work, and insiders say it's just a matter of working out the logistics. A source close to the dealing says Paramount wants to use the model it employed for its successful concert film featuring Justin Bieber, Justin Bieber: Never Say Never. That film, released February 11, 2011, holds the domestic box office record for a concert film with $73 million. (The worldwide record is held by Michael Jackson’s This Is it, which grossed $261.2 million in 2009.)
After a long absence, concert films have come back in vogue in recent years, especially those that focus on young-skweing acts and include a documentary aspect allowing fans into the personal lives of the stars. Disney’s Hannah Montana/Miley Cyrus: Best of Both Worlds Concert Tour started off the new wave in 2008, grossing a surprising $65 million. A year later, Disney repeated the success with Jonas Brothers: The 3D Concert Experience. This Is It and Never Say Never followed.
However, not every effort has been a success. Fox’s Glee the 3D Concert Movie, released in August, was the last concert movie to hit screens. It’s weak $11.8 million performance was blamed on Glee overload.
Perry could prove to be an ideal subject for a documentary-style concert film. Not only is she a top-selling act, her core audience consists of teen girls, the same demo that made the Bieber, Cyrus and Jonas Bros. films successful. On top of that, her performances and style are so colorful and visual that they may lend themselves to the cinema experience.
Perry is repped by CAA and Direct Managment Group.
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Very interesting. Maybe this is part of the project that was filmed at Staples center back in November. I'm definitely here for this. Her show was great and I'd love to see some behind scenes stuff. Plus Katy's personality is >>>>>>>
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Member Since: 10/10/2011
Posts: 14,321
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A Katy Perry 3d movie  my life would be ****ing made if that happens.
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Member Since: 4/30/2011
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Originally posted by umichgrad07
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Member Since: 10/10/2011
Posts: 14,321
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Originally posted by Ramcoro
I know.  I just like poking fun at things.
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You are such a dirty doggie. 
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ATRL Contributor
Member Since: 8/24/2011
Posts: 6,860
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a Katy Perry 3D movie?
I'm here for that.
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Member Since: 10/10/2011
Posts: 14,321
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Originally posted by SmackUTwice
Hmmm......... http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/new...ount-3d-286270
Katy Perry in Talks With Paramount For 3D Movie (Exclusive)
The studio has initiated talks with Perry's camp, as well as Imagine Entertainment, to create a documentary-style 3D film including performance footage of the powerhouse singer-songwriter.
Pop sensation Katy Perry could be headed to the big-screen—and in 3D, to boot.
OUR EDITOR RECOMMENDS
Paramount has initiated talks with Perry's camp, as well as Imagine Entertainment, to create a documentary-style 3D film centered on the powerhouse singer-songwriter.
Dealmaking is still in the early stages, and no director is officially on board yet. But both sides are eager to make the details work, and insiders say it's just a matter of working out the logistics. A source close to the dealing says Paramount wants to use the model it employed for its successful concert film featuring Justin Bieber, Justin Bieber: Never Say Never. That film, released February 11, 2011, holds the domestic box office record for a concert film with $73 million. (The worldwide record is held by Michael Jackson’s This Is it, which grossed $261.2 million in 2009.)
After a long absence, concert films have come back in vogue in recent years, especially those that focus on young-skweing acts and include a documentary aspect allowing fans into the personal lives of the stars. Disney’s Hannah Montana/Miley Cyrus: Best of Both Worlds Concert Tour started off the new wave in 2008, grossing a surprising $65 million. A year later, Disney repeated the success with Jonas Brothers: The 3D Concert Experience. This Is It and Never Say Never followed.
However, not every effort has been a success. Fox’s Glee the 3D Concert Movie, released in August, was the last concert movie to hit screens. It’s weak $11.8 million performance was blamed on Glee overload.
Perry could prove to be an ideal subject for a documentary-style concert film. Not only is she a top-selling act, her core audience consists of teen girls, the same demo that made the Bieber, Cyrus and Jonas Bros. films successful. On top of that, her performances and style are so colorful and visual that they may lend themselves to the cinema experience.
Perry is repped by CAA and Direct Managment Group.
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Someone make a thread!  I want to see meltdowns..
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