Katy Perry sings about on-off romances in 'Never Really Over' — and people are here for it

Katy Perry is a New Age goddess in “Never Really Over,” her colorful and catchy new pop track.

The American Idol judge released the song overnight and it’s already gotten tons of love. It’s on the top of the iTunes Pop chart — and even her one-time frenemy Taylor Swift, with whom she recently buried the hatchet, gave it a thumbs-up by adding it to her Apple playlist.

The video sees Perry, a hippie queen of a different era, working through the aftereffects of an on-off romance. It’s not lost on anyone that she’s had a few of those, including with her new fiancé, Orlando Bloom, and in years past with John Mayer.

The lyrics to the song are relatable (who hasn’t been stuck on a past love?) and pure pop fun, but the well-choreographed video, directed by Philippa Price, is vibrant to the max. Just try to count all the hearts — you’ll give up.

Perry shows her spiritual side, testing out alternative treatments — acupuncture, cupping (more hearts!) and love potion — making for some fun imagery.

She even let a little of her true silly side slip in. Now that’s the Katy we know and love.

During an upcoming interview with Apple Music’s Beats 1 host Brooke Reese, Perry talked about the new song, saying,"There are so many ways to choose your own adventure these days. I mean, you can be in the best position of your life and in the healthiest place in your life and then you get one text message that just makes you fall to your knees. Or you get one comment on social media or you get one like and you're like, here comes that wave of nostalgia from the past."

She continued, "But there is acceptance in that all these things that you did in the past led you to this place. And you had to go through all that to get here. So, I believe that we all have the option to be our best selves, but we've got to choose it."

And KatyCats are here for all of it — and then some — today. Here have been some of their reactions to the new song (“pop perfection”), her first solo pop single since “Hey Hey Hey” off of her 2018 Witness album:

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