Katy Perry ROARS for Hillary: Star wows Democratic convention with dazzling performance and urges people to cancel out the vote of 'NRA lobbyists'

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  • The singer performed Roar and Rise to the delegates in Philadelphia 
  • Members of the crowd gazed at her sparkling dress as she walked on stage
  • The 31-year-old then reminded voters they will have the same power as NRA lobbyists come November 
  • 'You'll have as much say as any billionaire,' she added
Katy Perry has wowed the Democratic convention with a musical performance.
The singer performed Roar and Rise in Philadelphia after urging people around the country to back Hillary Clinton.
As the pop star walked onto the stage members of the audience, including Bill Clinton, gazed up at her sparkling dress. 
The 31-year-old then reminded voters they will have the same power as NRA lobbyists come November.
The singer performed Roar and Rise in Philadelphia after urging people around the country to back Hillary Clinton
'You'll have as much say as any billionaire,' she added. 
She even told the audience just to head to the polls so they could cancel out the vote of their 'weird cousins'.  
Perry then told the crowd she will be using her voice to vote for Hillary before she started to sing.
Holding a star-spangled microphone, she performed the tracks as delegates danced in the Wells Fargo Center. 
Her rumored boyfriend Orlando Bloom was also supporting from the arena. He took out his cellphone to capture the moment she appeared. 
Roar is one of Hillary's campaign songs. 
She was the cherry on top to a Democratic National Convention that paraded more than a dozen celebrities onstage through its four days. 

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