Katy Perry's got a new song out but not everyone's happy (Picture: Jason Merritt/Getty Images)
Katy Perry may have a brand-spanking new song out, but she's already taking heat for who she collabs with on the track.
Tragedy! Steps miss out on making it to Number One as Ed Sheeran holds on for another week The Roar singer dropped new song Bon Appetit earlier this morning after teasing fans with cover art and a cherry pie recipe for the past few days – hinting a new track might be released.
But Katy is already facing a backlash after revealing rapping trio Migos would be on the hit – who in the past made remarks that have been interpreted as being homophobic.
Earlier this year, they caused an uproar when one member Quavo allegedly said: 'This world is not right' when rapper iLoveMakonnen came out as gay, according to TMZ.
Although the trio took to social media to clear up their thoughts, claiming they meant the fact he'd had to hide it was not right, the remarks had already spread over the 'net, forcing them to tell TMZ in a video that their words 'had been twisted'.
The news comes after Katy received a National Equality Award last month at the Human Rights Campaign gala.
And fans thought her choice of collab artist was therefore a little odd:
According to Rolling Stone, she said at the event: 'It's time to lead with empathy and grace and compassion now more than ever to find the unity we need now.
'I'll never cease to be a champion, an ally, a spotlight, and a loving voice for all LGBTQ-identifying people.'
Metro.co.uk have contacted reps for Katy and Migos for comment.
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