Katy Perryturned up the heat thisFourth of July, flaunting her patriotism in a dazzling display of stars and stripes.

TheFireworksingertook to Instagram to share her festive spirit, donning a glittering red, white, and blue bathing suit top.

Radiating national pride and feminine strength, the 39-year-old singer emulated the iconic Rosie the Riveter’s empowering “We Can Do It!” pose.

“BB UR A FIREWORK,” she wrote in the caption of her post.

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“Katy 4 President!!": Katy Perry’s Fourth Of July Bikini Post Makes Fans “Pledge Allegiance”

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The post managed to unleash patriotism in fans in a different kind of way.

“Ok, now I’ll pledge allegiance,” said one fan, while another chimed in with, “Proud to be an American and stream our national anthem, Firework.”

“My kind of firework,” one wrote.

“My pronouns are U/S/A,” another declared.

Fans showered her post with praise, with one saying: “Katy 4 President!!!!!!”

“Katy 4 President!!": Katy Perry’s Fourth Of July Bikini Post Makes Fans “Pledge Allegiance”

Another said about her look, “Oh my god I’m obsessed.”

One went as far as to say, “Katy 4 President!!!!!!”

TheRoarsingeris gearing up for the sale of her sixth album and announced that the first single,Woman’s World,is set to release this month on July 11.

She reminded her fans in herFourth of Julypost that her single is due to drop next week.

“and speaking of work, WOMAN’S WORLD IS GOING TO WORK IN ONE WEEK HAPPY 4TH,” she wrote.

As she arrived at the Ritz Paris on June 25, she wowed fans in a one-shouldered red velvet Balenciaga dress that featured a long train, which trailed 200 yards behind her with the lyrics ofWoman’s Worldprinted on the red fabric.

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“IT’S A WOMAN’S WORLD, AND YOU’RE LUCKY TO BE LIVING IN IT,” read some of the lyrics.

“SEXY, CONFIDENT. SO INTELLIGENT. SHE IS HEAVEN-SENT, SO SOFT, SO STRONG,” the lyrics continue.

“I don’t know what’s worse, thekindergartenlyrics or Katy’s sensitivity towards reality,” read one comment, while a third said, “These lyrics are so 2014.”

“These lyrics are so bad Katy… please,” said another.Eligijus Sinkunas

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