Yuh-oh. While Katy Perry’s latest album Prism is topping charts worldwide, it’s also recently been ruled a potential biohazard by the Australian government. [Insert dumb joke about how Katy Perry is a biohazard to your ears here.]
Those who purchase Prism receive a bonus gift of a small packet of “harmless local Swan River daisy seeds” so that they can — according to Perry — “plant to spread the light!” Sure, yeah. Fine. Sounds good. Only NO. NOT fine. NOT good because Australia’s Department of Agriculture is worried that copies of the album that have been ordered internationally could contain seeds that are potentially dangerous to the nation’s ecosystem.