Katy Perry's new single, 'Woman’s World,' has debuted at No. 63 on the Billboard Hot 100, marking a disappointing return to the music scene after a three-year hiatus. Despite her intention to create an empowering anthem, the song has faced mixed reactions, with critics highlighting its lack of depth and perceived disconnect from contemporary feminist ideals. The music video, directed by Charlotte Rutherford, has been criticized for its weak portrayal of feminism and its ties to Dr. Luke, whose controversial history has further clouded the song's reception. Perry described 'Woman’s World' as a celebration of womanhood inspired by her experiences as a new mother, aiming for an empowering message similar to her previous hits. Yet, many fans and commentators view the song and video as lacking substance, with some even interpreting the project as a form of satire. The track's performance on streaming platforms has also been underwhelming, indicating low replay value among listeners.