Like Britney Spears before her (opens in new tab), and Kim Kardashian before her, Katy Perry is debuting a gaming app where fans can get to know her cartoon doppelgänger. The game, titled Katy Perry Pop, introduces users to a "fun colorful world" that will help guide their musical dreams. So, if your musical dreams include aspiring to Katy Perry-levels of virtual fame, you're in luck.
The app is produced by Glu Mobile, the same company behind Kim Kardashian: Hollywood, and will include Katy Perry's voice. Glu announced news (opens in new tab)of their collaboration with Katy back in February, and apparently had a surge in stock prices shortly after.
Considering that Kim's game reportedly made $74.3 million in 2014 revenues, Left Shark (er, Katy) can probably expect her eyeballs to turn into dollar signs sometime in the next few weeks.
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