Ur So Stupid

Katy Perry · Other Songs - Katy Perry

I hope you hang yourself with your stupid scarf

While jacking off listening to Mozart

You mean and moan about L.A.

Wishing you were in the rain reading Hemingway

You don't eat meat and drive electrical cars

You're so indie rock it's almost an art

You need money

Just to stay alive



You're so stupid and you don't even like boys

No you don't even like, no you don't even like, no you don't even like boys

You're so stupid and you don't even like boys

No you don't even like, no you don't even like, no you don't even like boys



You're so mad maybe you should buy a big mac

You're so skinny you should really super size the deal

Secretly you you're so amused

And nobody understands you

I'm so mean cuz cannot get you out of your head

I'm so angry cuz you'd rather my space instead

I can't believe I fell in love

With someone that wears more make up and



You're so stupid and you don't even like boys

No you don't even like, no you don't even like, no you don't even like boys

You're so stupid and you don't even like boys

No you don't even like, no you don't even like, no you don't even like



Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh

La, la, la

La, la, la

Oh, oh, oh

Do, do, do, do, bop, bop, bow

Do, do, do, bop, bop. day

You're so stupid, you're so stupid



You walking around like you're oh so debonair

You pull them down and there's really nothing there

I wish you would just be real with me



You're so stupid and you don't even like boys

No you don't even like, no you don't even like, no you don't even like boys

You're so stupid and you don't even like boys

No you don't even like, no you don't even like, no you don't even like

You're so stupid and you don't even like boys

No you don't even like, no you don't even like, no you don't even like...

Boys.

No you don't even like, no you don't even like, no, no, no, no, no, no

Ur So Stupid

Katy Perry's "Ur So Stupid" serves as a high-energy anthem from her 2010 album *Teenage Dream*, embodying the pop-rock fusion that defined her era. The track features a driving rhythm and catchy melody characteristic of her work during this period, designed to captivate audiences with its upbeat tempo and relatable themes of romantic frustration. As a staple of her discography, the song exemplifies her ability to blend pop sensibilities with rock instrumentation, creating a sound that resonated globally and became a signature element of her catalog. It stands alongside other hits from the *Teenage Dream* cycle, reinforcing her status as a leading force in contemporary pop music.