Katy Perry is facing scrutiny following the release of her music video for 'Lifetimes', filmed in the Balearic Islands, where she allegedly did not obtain the necessary permits to shoot in a protected area. The Balearic Government's Environment Department has initiated an investigation to assess potential ecological damage caused during the shoot, particularly concerning the protected dunes of S’Espalmador. While the department clarified that the situation does not constitute a 'crime against the environment', it still represents an infringement due to lack of authorization. This controversy follows the backlash from her previous single 'Woman’s World', which was criticized for its perceived male gaze despite its female empowerment theme. Additionally, Perry's collaboration with producer Dr. Luke, who has faced allegations of abuse from Kesha, continues to generate controversy around her album rollout. Despite the negativity, fans are expressing support for 'Lifetimes' over 'Woman’s World'.