Posted 5 minutes agoSubscribe to BuzzFeed Daily NewsletterCaret DownKaty Perry Seemingly Called Out Orlando Bloom's Lack Of Effort And Hinted That She "Lowered" Her Expectations Throughout Their Relationship In A Shocking New Breakup Song"Got so used to you letting me down / No use tryna send flowers now / Telling myself you'll change, you don't."by Leyla MohammedBuzzFeed StaffFacebookPinterestLink Katy Perry has seemingly shed light on her recent split from Orlando Bloom. Lionel Hahn / Getty Images As you might be aware, Katy and Orlando were together for almost a decade, on and off. During this time, they welcomed a daughter named Daisy Dove Bloom, and memorably got engaged in 2019. Taylor Hill / Getty Images A source close to the pair claimed in July that Orlando and Katy had been "living on an island of stress" for some time before they officially split up. "Katy and Orlando have been suffering through the same problems that have plagued them for years," the insider told People. Neilson Barnard / Getty Images Now, Katy - who has since moved on with none other than Justin Trudeau - is seemingly opening up about her and Orlando's split in detail. Craig T Fruchtman / Getty Images This week, Katy released her highly anticipated song "bandaids," marking her first new single since the release of her 2024 album 143. Katy Perry / London Alley & The Lucky Bastards / Via youtu.be While Katy hasn't explicitly clarified who the emotional song is about, "bandaids" details her attempts at making a relationship work, but ultimately to no avail. "Hand to God, I promised, I tried / There's no stone left unturned," she sings. "It's not what you did, it's what you didn't / You were there, but you weren't." Genius / Via genius.com "Got so used to you letting me down / No use tryna send flowers now / Telling myself you'll change, you don't / Band-Aids over a broken heart," she says. Marc Piasecki / Getty Images In the catchy chorus, Katy sings, "Tried all the medications / Lowered my expectations / Made every justification / Bleeding out, bleeding out, bleeding out slow / Band-Aids over a broken heart." Genius / Via genius.com Katy goes on to say, "On the bright side, we had good times / Never faked our pictures / We were perfect 'til we weren't / Now we've got too many splinters." Interestingly, her and Orlando's breakup came as a shock to the public given their affectionate appearances just months ahead of the news breaking. Dave Benett / Getty Images In the next chorus, Katy continues to hint that the breakdown of the relationship was partly due to a lack of effort on her partner's end. "It's not that complicated / To ask me how my day is / I'm flatlining trying to save this," she says. Genius / Via genius.com But in spite of everything, Katy highlights, "If I had to do it all over again / I would still do it all over again / The love that we made was worth it in the end." Genius / Via genius.com Meanwhile, the song's music video features several apparent references to Orlando. In the opening sequence, an engagement ring can be seen falling down the drain as Katy attempts to wash some dishes - and later on, as she sings the lyrics "I would still do it all over again / The love that we made was worth it in the end," the camera focuses on a single Daisy, which is presumably a reference to her daughter. Katy Perry / London Alley & The Lucky Bastards / Via youtube.com Katy Perry / London Alley & The Lucky Bastards / Via youtube.com In this particular part, Katy is notably stuck on a train track. After looking at the daisy, however, she finds the strength to free herself and manages to escape moments before a train hits her. The video features several Final Destination references, including a clear nod at the iconic log scene, which fans have speculated is representative of the hardships Katy has experienced. "Love the way she keeps going even when the world tries to pull her down," one person said in the comments for the video on YouTube, while another person wrote, "damn i didn't expect katy to be so open and honest about her last relationship.. that's beautiful." Katy Perry / London Alley & The Lucky Bastards / Via youtube.com Several fans also commented on the apparent reference to Katy's daughter in the music video. "The Daisy reference was so beautiful. This is a comeback," one person said, while another wrote, "Daisy saving her... It's adorable." Gus Stewart / Getty Images "It's really wonderful that she sees her daughter as her hope and love even when she's brokenhearted," someone else commented, while one more user said, "Daisy being her reason to keep going..ily Katy." You can check out Katy's new single here, and be sure to let us know what you think in the comments.