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What is the best Katy Perry song?

By YPB Team

From bubblegum party anthems to gut-punch breakup ballads, Katy Perry's catalog spans nearly two decades of pop reinvention. Which track is truly her best?

  1. Roar — ranked #11
    Roar
    A 2013 empowerment anthem from the album Prism that became one of Perry's most recognizable and critically acclaimed songs.
  2. Firework — ranked #22
    Firework
    A 2010 inspirational power ballad celebrating individuality, from the album Teenage Dream.
  3. Teenage Dream — ranked #33
    Teenage Dream
    The 2010 title track from her record-breaking album, a nostalgic love song evoking the rush of young romance.
  4. Dark Horse — ranked #44
    Dark Horse
    A 2013 hip-hop-infused pop hit featuring Juicy J that dominated radio and became one of her biggest charting singles.
  5. E.T. — ranked #55
    E.T.
    A 2011 extraterrestrial-themed duet featuring Kanye West that spent five weeks at number one.
  6. Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.) — ranked #66
    Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.)
    A 2011 party anthem filled with 80s nostalgia that became the fifth number-one single from Teenage Dream.
  7. Hot N Cold — ranked #77
    Hot N Cold
    A 2008 pop-rock breakup song from One of the Boys that became a worldwide hit.
  8. The One That Got Away — ranked #88
    The One That Got Away
    A 2010 bittersweet ballad about lost love, widely praised as one of her finest songwriting moments.
  9. Wide Awake — ranked #99
    Wide Awake
    A 2012 introspective pop track serving as a personal reflection on her tumultuous personal and professional life.
  10. Part of Me — ranked #1010
    Part of Me
    A 2012 defiant breakup anthem written during her divorce from Russell Brand.
  11. Unconditionally — ranked #1111
    Unconditionally
    A sweeping 2013 love ballad from Prism showcasing Perry's vocal range and emotional depth.
  12. Bon Appétit — ranked #1212
    Bon Appétit
    A provocative 2017 food-themed pop single featuring Migos that became a cult hit.

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