It is wrong that singer Katy Perry suffered from eye problems during one of the concerts due to the Pfizer vaccine

If you only have a few seconds, read these lines:

• During a show in Las Vegas, the artist closed her right eye and began blinking and making some gestures.
• Several posts on TikTok, Instagram, and Twitter have claimed that this incident was due to a side effect of the COVID-19 vaccine.
• However, this is a mistake. The singer explained that it was a hoax on her show. This isn’t the first time Perry has made this gesture mimicking a doll or a robot, as evidenced by previous music videos or interviews.

circulate in TwitterAnd the tik tok And the Instagram Video of Katy Perry’s show in Las Vegas. There, you can see how the singer closes her right eye and starts blinking and making some gestures. The videos are accompanied by posts claiming that this incident is presumably caused by a side effect of the Pfizer vaccine against COVID-19.

However, this is a mistake. The The artist explained It was a hoax part of his show and a mockery of conspiracy theories.

“Pfizer’s Eye” (“Pfizer’s Eye”), say the disinformation posts that show the singer’s video the moment she closes her eye. in Instagram The post has registered more than 12,000 “likes”, in Twitter It has been retweeted over 500 times and on TikTok the video has been viewed over 1.4 million times (see over here s over here).

Several posts also mention singer Justin Bieber, who suffered a transient facial paralysis last June that has also been wrongly attributed to the COVID-19 vaccine, as we did in This note.

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Singer Katy Perry is immersed in her own Play Tour, With a permanent performance in Las Vegasas shown in This note Truth check. During one of these performances, the artist closed her right eye and began to blink several times as she touched her eye, as recorded by the concert goers.

This incident prompted many users on social networks to assert without evidence that it would be a side effect of the Pfizer vaccine against COVID-19.

However, this is a mistake. The singer herself explained that this is a hoax that is part of her show and makes fun of conspiracy theories.

“Welcome to all the flat Earthers, those who think space is fake, those who say birds aren’t real and the sky isn’t blue, so… Come see the doll’s broken eye trick in real life in Vegas next year!“, Katy Perry wrote on her Instagram profilewhich has amassed more than 177 million followers.

This isn’t the first time Perry has made a one-eye-closed gesture to imitate an old doll or robot, as can be seen in Music videos of the artist or previous interviews

According to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), eye symptoms Not among the side effects of COVID-19 vaccines. as we count it This noteVaccines are safe and effective. The benefits of vaccination far outweigh the potential risks.