Katy Perry Promises ‘The Revolution Is Coming’ Amid Trump Victory

"RISE UP."
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In the early hours of Wednesday morning, Hillary Clinton supporters could only watch on with horror as Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump was elected president of the United States.

Katy Perry, who campaigned relentlessly for the Democratic nominee many times over the past two years, delivered a message of hope despite a Trump victory. The “Roar” singer ended her impassioned Twitter plea by encouraging her followers to respond to Trump’s win with a crusade for change. 

In case you find yourself sobbing throughout the day, use Perry’s “Rise” to try to make it through: 

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