Misheard Song Lyrics -> Stories -> Katy Perry

The Story: When I first heard this song, I heard this instead of the actual lyrics, and I broke down laughing😂 Listen to the song again, trust me, you'll hear it. - Submitted by: Caelin Stewart

The Story: I thought Daisy and Sunny were her best friends. - Submitted by: Cal

The Story: I always thought it was ‘Oh, wet ass’, until I saw the lyric on Just Dance - Submitted by: Trent Knight

The Story: 10 year old me heard it this way - Submitted by: Zoellen

The Story: Ted Drew’s is an ice cream place in STL MO known for holding their concretes upside down before serving them to prove how solid they are. The ice cream is not sippible. - Submitted by: Julia

The Story: All the time my mum sings this song, she gets the lyrics mixed up, 2 lines before the other. It's hilarious! - Submitted by: allyl

The Story: I get a chuckle every time I think about people somehow dancing to that old David Cross and Bob Oedenkirk comedy show. - Submitted by: Matt Flohr

The Story: Remember the beat couldn’t remember the words walking around the yard with my girlfriend just kept saying random things until something she looked over at me and said what!!!!!!! - Submitted by: Friggin Pirate

The Story: My son, who was 2 @ the time was (still is) OBSESSED with dinosaurs. The first time I heard the song and heard mention of a dinosaur coming at someone, I got so excited because I could sing something that didn't involve any baby sharks and promoted dance moves other than the baby bounce bounce or The sway and bop. After dancing around my entire house with my 2 year old, Belting out "I'm coming at you like a dinosaur" and then running at each other with battling trex arms tucked tightly at our sides, I decided it was time to take these moves to the streets. I danced around, in many different locations on many different occasions,with hard core TREX arms every time...every time swaying, scratching, clapping, slapping, rolling, boob grabbing, drink raising, high fives were given...I even raised a roof or 2, trex style. NO ONE EVER QUESTIONED WHAT THE FRACK I WAS DOING OR WHY OR IF I NEEDED AN AMBULANCE (I resembled a stroke patient in the thick of a personality Detachment episode)...I repeat No one, No questions, Nothing lmfao. I BECAME SO CONFIDENT IN MY DINO-DANCING WITH MY TREX ARM MOVES being my signature, that I 100% seriously tried to sexy dino-dance all up on my husband while at a bar with some friends. I learned a lot that night 😳😳🤣😅lmfao**Like why the song title is Dark Horse- which I knew the entire few weeks I was Jurassic Jiving like a lunitic). Now I just nay and trot around like a horse...still sexy lmao. Also, I thought "are you ready for the perfect storm?" lyric was referring to the giant asteroid ( and accompanying asteroid storm)that took out the dinosaurs...I was like "That little bitch is taunting dinosaurs...extinction isn't a joke Ms.Perry" lol. Lawd. - Submitted by: Jennifer Flynn-Gahagan

The Story: She definitely pronounces a p-s sound - Submitted by: Jimi

The Story: +++ motivation diaries were kind of in lately, so.... - Submitted by: Keth W.

The Story: I thought they we're strange lyrics but I could not hear anything else. - Submitted by: matt

The Story: I do not know. I just always heard "so you wanna play with my dreams". Then, I heard it on TikTok and had to actually look up the lyrics. - Submitted by: Carrien

The Story: I had a feeling that those weren't the correct lyrics. I also thought maybe she was saying "So you wanna play with my cheek?" as in the guy was hitting/abusing her. The song does have DARK in the title! And the other version is more inappropriate... but come on, this is Katy Perry that we are talking about. - Submitted by: Madison

The Story: I'm not really sure why I thought this would be in the song but that's what it sounded like to me. Made me feel incredibly stupid when I figured out the real lyrics. - Submitted by: Arthur Kirkland

The Story: Thinking it said "moaning" the song had a real orgasmic bent. - Submitted by: Dean

The Story: The lyrics are these on many websites. But as Katy released her official lyric video, it felt different and awkward. - Submitted by: LMA

The Story: on vacation, I was lying with my girlfriend in the bed of our hotel room. We were not in the best mood because we had an argument before. I was watching Deluxe-Music on TV, and was wondering why Katy Perry was insulting her husband-to-be that much in this music video. Okay, my mood seemed to have an effect on the reception of the lyrics. :-/ - Submitted by: StephanL

The Story: I heard this like in November and I had no idea what PMS was even though I'm a girl. - Submitted by: Miriam

The Story: Apparently bitches pee messes? - Submitted by: alex

The Story: The first few time I heard the song, I always thought Katy was saying "correctically" which isn't even a word. Because of this, I though she was trying to say the guy always spoke with the correct grammar, and just used "correctically" as sort of a mocking way of saying "you speak in the correct way, but I'm using bad grammar to emphasize that point." - Submitted by: Eric

The Story: map - Submitted by: Yolanda

The Story: How did Katy Perry say Aloha? It was really the taste of her cherry Chapstick, that's what. - Submitted by: Cody Finke

The Story: My fellow Weeds fans know what I'm talkin' about. - Submitted by: Steve K

The Story: I was sure I was wrong, but my fellow Weeds fans know what I'm talkin' about. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gp1CHQLf9FI - Submitted by: Steve K

The Story: I work at jack in the box and I swear everytime I work there and I hear Friday Night TGIF I can only hear the lyrics like this. I have to concentrate to really hear the original lyrics xD - Submitted by: Miguel Padilla

The Story: I see this way too often on lyric videos. - Submitted by: Katycat

The Story: Who would let Katy Perry have her eye on a diaper? Remember when they banned her from Sesame Street? - Submitted by: Cody Finke

The Story: I first heard the song and thought they were talking about driving up Kelley drive in Philadelphia PA. - Submitted by: Tom

The Story: Katy absolutely does NOT enunciate "Cali." correctly. She really does pronounce it like "Kelly" -- listen and you'll see! :( As a California native, I know there's no Raganza Beach but for the longest time I couldn't figure out what she was saying, so I guessed maybe she made up a fictitious beach. And "built a fort" is very difficult to understand because she really slurs the words, so it seemed to me she was commenting on the sheets of the hotel, which would be a dull thing to include in a song but at least it made sense. How, on the other hand, do you build a fort out of sheets? LOL - Submitted by: Scary Shari

The Story: I'm a California native so I'm fairly certain there's no Ragonza Beach, but that really is what it sounded like Katy was singing! Also, initially I thought she was singing "Beautiful out of sheets" but I realized that made no sense. THEN I decided she was probably singing "Beautiful olive sheets" since at least that make sense; i.e. she liked the color of the sheets. Never in a million years would I have thought she was singing "built a fort". - Submitted by: Scary Shari

The Story: I'm a California native so I'm fairly certain there's no Ragonza Beach, but that really is what it sounded like Katy was singing! And I never would have thought she was singing "built a fort" - it absolutely sounds like she's saying "beau-ti-ful". - Submitted by: Scary Shari

The Story: Not related to Morris Albert's power ballad, "Feelings", that also popular very earlier before "Unconditionally" came out. About this song: "Unconditionally" is track #5 on her fourth studio album, "Prism", released on 18 October 2013. It was written by Katy herself along with Lukasz Gottwald (nicknamed Dr. Luke), Max Martin, and Henry Walter (nicknamed Cirkut). The power ballad was received moderate airplays from radio stations and did not match the success of her previous single from that album, "Roar". "Unconditionally" was just reaching #14 on Billboard's Pop Chart and #25 on the UK Singles Chart. However, the album, "Prism", still very success for Katy herself with topping Billboard's Pop Albums Chart and the UK Albums Chart as her previous album, "Teenage Dream", released in 2010, which was ultimately received acclaim from listeners. - Submitted by: Wisnu Aji