Katy Perry was trolled online after her 11 minute Blue Origin space trip—with fast food chain Wendy’s leading the charge.

“Can we send her back,” the chain’s X account posted after Perry returned from her Jeff Bezos-sponsored joyride with five other women, including the billionaire’s fiancée Lauren Sánchez and CBS News anchor Gayle King.

Wendy’s shade-throwing didn’t stop there. The account reposted a photo of the singer kissing the ground after stepping out of the capsule, writing “I kissed the ground and I liked it,” a nod to Perry’s hit song “I Kissed a Girl.”

Hours later, pop star Kesha piled on, sharing a photo of herself grinning with a Wendy’s drink in hand—seemingly reigniting her long-simmering feud with Perry. The two have been at odds ever since Perry’s continued working with music producer Dr. Luke after Kesha accused him of abuse in a 2014 lawsuit.

Perry’s post-flight interview with Good Morning America was also widely mocked online. In a clip shared to TikTok, the singer, still clad in her blue space suit, said “we weren’t just taking up space, we were making space for the future.”

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