Katy Perry's College Football Championship Music Video Premiere Had Fans Beyond Annoyed

Katy Perry headlined a non-traditional halftime show for the College Football Playoff National Championship game on Monday night. The 37-year-old singer premiered her new music video for "When I'm Gone" which features Swedish DJ and producer Alesso. According to Billboard, the video was teased for several weeks before it was released before New Year's Eve. 

With the game being shown on ESPN, it marked the first time in the network's history it shared a music video during a live broadcast, according to PEOPLE. Perry is no stranger to college football, as she appeared on ESPN's College GameDay in 2014. She also performed at the Super Bowl XLIX halftime show. 

"When it comes to my music videos we all know I like to push the boundaries and myself, and create unique opportunities for my fans to see them," Perry said. "ESPN and especially College GameDay hold a special place in my heart, so partnering with Alesso to become the first artists to ever debut a global music video within a live event on ESPN made for a perfect and natural pairing." Fans who were watching the game weren't too happy with Perry's music video. Here's a look at the reactions from fans about "When I'm Gone."