Overview
- Chris Anokute, Katy Perry's A&R manager, publicly stated that it was his recommendation to reconnect Perry with Dr. Luke for her 2024 album '143'.
- Anokute defended Dr. Luke, claiming he believes the allegations made against the producer, including those by Kesha, are untrue.
- The collaboration has faced backlash due to Dr. Luke's controversial history, including allegations of sexual assault and emotional abuse by Kesha, despite a 2023 legal settlement.
- Perry previously emphasized her autonomy in choosing to work with Dr. Luke, framing the decision as part of her creative process and personal empowerment.
- The album '143' was poorly received by critics and fans, with reviews describing it as a lackluster attempt to recapture Perry's earlier success.