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Katy Perry is Horned Japanese Female College Student: Pleasure Share Househere to make us feel like we're living in someone else's American dream.

She performed her new, quasi-political single, "Chained to the Rhythm," for the first time at the Grammys and, as promised, she included some pointed visuals about Trump's America. "There's some imagery that tells a story," Perry told Seacrest on the red carpet. "Just pay attention to the narrative."

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Perry sang in a white pantsuit -- a tribute to the suffragette movement and her girl, Hillary Clinton, who won a Grammy herself in 1996 for the audiobook of It Takes a Village. She accessorized with a sparkly armband reading, "resist."

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The setup was kind of a Truman Showversion of the USA, with a white picket fence and not much else.

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Eventually it turns into hell.

At the end of the performance, after some pretty great jumps, she and collaborator Skip Marley held hands in front of the Declaration of Independence.

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But then again, maybe it wasn't about fascism. Maybe it was just a Home Improvement tribute.

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