John Mayer and Katy Perry Ride Fake Bull Together in New Music Video [VIDEO]
Dec 18, 2013 19:51
Following Kanye West's music video, it looks like lovebirds John Mayer and Katy Perry are throwing in some real life couple chemistry for their latest "Who You Love" music video.
While it doesn't feature the both of them riding on a bike, it replaces the bike with a bull. A fake bull of course. They look kind of silly too:
"Holding on for dear life!" Perry told her 60 million Facebook fans Tuesday.
Perry and Mayer went on Tuesday's Good Morning America to discuss their relationship and their decision to make the song and video.
“The very first thought was you can’t do that ... then the more I thought about just the music part of it, it made perfect sense, even if I didn’t know Katy, it would have made perfect sense," he said. "I went in the other room, called her phone. ... It's a pretty big moving target to be a couple and have a song, but I think there's an authenticity to it when you hear it.”
"It transcends us," Perry chimed in. "It's more about, you know, the message of the song."
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