About a decade ago, rock 'n' roll virtuoso Stevie Nicks gave pop star Katy Perry some advice about how to see music as a "Woman's World." Back then, Perry was telling the Fleetwood Mac singer "about the internet armies of all the girl singers,

Dreams’ singer recalled the exchange with Perry, who was worried about the apparently ‘cruel and rancid’ behaviour of fans on social media

In an interview with Rolling Stone published Thursday, October 24, Stevie Nicks reflected on her illustrious career. She looked back on her time with Fleetwood Mac, shared some keys to career longevity, and reflected on how the relationship among fans and artists has changed.

Stevie Nicks once told Katy Perry to “get off the internet” and not see other women as rivals. Stevie Nicks has revealed a conversation she had with Katy Perry a decade ago, when Katy Perry was actually making good pop music. And not going to lie, the advice she gave Katy Perry was seriously snarky.

She has an easy solution for the "internet armies of all the girl singers, and how cruel and rancid they were"

"I don’t have rivals. I have friends," Nicks said The post Stevie Nicks shares hilarious advice she gave Katy Perry about pop rivalries: ‘Get off the internet’ appeared first on Attitude.

Stevie Nicks schooled Katy Perry 10 years ago, when she told the pop star to “get off the internet.” Nicks told the anecdote in a long-ranging interview with Rolling Stone. “Katy Perry was talking to me about the internet armies of all the girl singers,