Katy Perry is set to perform at the AFL Grand Final, hoping to revive her career with a highly anticipated show in front of 100,000 fans. Despite her excitement, Perry has faced backlash over her new album, '143', especially regarding her single 'Woman's World', which has been criticized as her worst-performing release. Complicating matters, she has banned questions from the Australian media about the album's poor reception and her controversial collaboration with Dr. Luke, who faced allegations from Kesha. Brisbane Lions coach Chris Fagan humorously criticized the AFL for prioritizing Perry's rehearsals over his team's training, although he downplayed its impact on their preparation. Perry hinted at the possibility of not performing her hit 'Roar' due to perceived bias towards the Lions, while teasing a potential collaboration with Australian singer Tina Arena during her set. The grand final promises to showcase both Perry's classic hits and new material, amidst a backdrop of ongoing discussions about her artistic choices.