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 Twitter’s top user and pop superstar Katy Perry was hacked on Monday, with her account sending abusive tweets to her 89 million followers and reportedly leaking an unreleased song. 
 
 The tweets removed from Perry’s account page, the most followed on Twitter, beating Justin Bieber and Taylor Swift, sent homophobic messages to users and a “miss u baby�? message to the singer’s arch rival Taylor Swift among others. 
 
 The hacked account signed off with a tweet telling users to “haha follow @sw4ylol #hackersgonnahack�?, who appears to have claimed responsibility for the hack. 
 
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 @sw4ylol, the alleged hacker’s account, which is still operational but appears to be caught in a semi-suspended state pushing out tweet notifications for tweets that don’t appear, also reportedly shared an unreleased track from Perry on SoundCloud and a screenshot of the singer’s email account. 
 
 The link to the SoundCloud file shared by a user named “slut�? was removed from Twitter, along with several other tweets from the account. The alleged hacker’s account still shows a takedown notification from SoundCloud for Witness 1.3, after the song was removed from the service. 
 
 Perry’s account has been cleaned of the hacked messages, but has yet to acknowledge the intrusion. ||||| Something to roar about. Katy Perry is just the latest celebrity to get hacked on social media. A jokester hacked into her Twitter account on Monday, May 30, and sent direct comments to other users — including Taylor Swift. 
 
 "miss u baby @taylorswift13," the user wrote, pretending to be Perry, 31. Many fans of the "California Gurls" singer liked and retweeted the comment, but quickly figured out that it was a hoax. 
 
 Perry and Swift, of course, haven't been on good terms in quite some time. The former pals, who both dated John Mayer, first feuded in 2014 when Perry allegedly hired some of Swift's backup dancers. 
 
 "She basically tried to sabotage an entire arena tour. She tried to hire a bunch of people out from under me," Swift, 26, told Rolling Stone of an unnamed pop star rival in September 2014. (Insiders exclusively revealed to Us Weekly in September 2014 that Swift's hit "Bad Blood" is about Perry.) 
 
 "For years, I was never sure if we were friends or not," she added. "She would come up to me at awards shows and say something and walk away, and I would think, 'Are we friends, or did she just give me the harshest insult of my life?' [Then last year] she did something so horrible. I was like, 'Oh, we're just straight-up enemies.' And it wasn't even about a guy!" (In response, Perry referenced the character Regina George from the 2004 comedy Mean Girls.) 
 
 
 
 The prankster didn't just contact Swift on Monday, though. The unidentified person sent out a derogatory message to #DramaAlert website creator DJ Keemstar (real name: Daniel Keem) and tagged the Twitter handle @sw4ylol. It appears that @sw4ylol might be the one behind the hack. 
 
 "haha follow @sw4ylol #hackersgonnahack," the hacker posted on Perry's page on Monday. The @sw4ylol account, which lists its location as Romania, tweeted: "Who TF is Katy Perry." Perry's fake tweets have since been deleted. 
 
 
 
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– Katy Perry fans were probably surprised when she tweeted a "miss u baby" in the direction of Taylor Swift on Monday. As it turns out, that wasn't Perry making up with her rival pop star—Perry's account was hacked, reports US Weekly. That's quite a feat given that Perry's 89 million followers make her Twitter's most-followed person, notes People. All the fake tweets have since been removed, including some that were homophobic. The hacker, who signed off with the message, “haha follow @sw4ylol #hackersgonnahack," also appears to have made public (for a brief while, anyway) an unreleased Perry song, reports the Guardian.