Pop star Katy Perry has reflected on her recently completed Lifetimes Tour in a Billboard News interview, discussing the making of her tour film "The Lifetimes Tour – Live From Paris" alongside memories of the trek and her career highs. The conversation offers fans insight into the meticulous planning behind her seemingly spontaneous live performances, as well as her reflections on ageing in the public eye and honouring fellow artists.

Perry revealed the tour spanned 91 shows across five continents from April to December, describing the scale as "massive." She spoke about the intense technical precision required to hit cues, marks and lighting positions during shows despite appearing relaxed on stage, and touched on performing in Montreal with former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in attendance, paying tribute to Dolly Parton as an "earth angel", and revisiting the enduring success of her 2010 album "Teenage Dream" sixteen years on, alongside newer tracks such as "Watch It Burn" and "Bandaids".