英和和英

語源

From Katy +‎ cat, as a play on kitty cat.

名詞

KatyCat (複数形 KatyCats)

1. (music slang) A fan of American singer-songwriter Katy Perry (born 1984).
   • 2012 January, Travel 3sixty (AirAsia in-flight magazine)‎^[1], page 25 (image caption):

     The colourful pop queen entertains KatyCats with hits from her third studio album Teenage Dream at Jakarta's Sentul International Convention Centre.

   • 2013 September 4, Moriba Cummings, “Is The ‘Applause’ Louder Than The ‘Roars’?”, in The Maroon Tiger‎^[2], volume 88, number 1, Morehouse College, page 11:

     The timely releases of each single has even caused a divide between Perry's KatyCats and Gaga's Monsters (the artists' respective fan bases), […]

   • 2013 November 18, Michael Conroy, “A Tale of Two Princesses”, in The De Paulia‎^[3], volume 98, number 9, DePaul University, page 19:

     So whether you are a die-hard Little Monster or a loyal KatyCat, or you are just looking for some good new pop music to dance to now that winter is coming, I recommend enjoying “PRISM” AND “ARTPOP.”