Stevie Nicks is not afraid to speak her truth, so when Katy Perry asked a question whose answer she felt was obvious, Nicks gave her a piece of his mind.

In a new interview with Rolling Stone magazine, the Fleetwood Mac singer talked about the lack of Internet on her phone and recalled a conversation she once had with the “Woman's World” singer.

“About 10 years ago, Katy Perry was telling me about the Internet army of all the girl singers and how cruel and corrupt they are,” Nicks explained.

“I said, ‘I don't know, I don't do the Internet.’ She said, 'Well, who are your competitors? He looked stern. She said, 'Katie, I don't have any rivals. I have friends. Every other female singer I know is my friend. No one is competing. If you quit the Internet, you'll have no competition."

The rock star did not say when this conversation took place.

The rock star did not say when this conversation took place, but both women were photographed speaking at the 2014 Grammy Awards, which was 10 years ago if my math is correct.

By the way, for what it's worth, 2014 was also the year Taylor Swift released “Bad Blood”. By the way, in an interview with Rolling Stone magazine, Nicks reiterated how much he is a Swift fanatic.

Nicks' hilariously candid response has since gone viral online, and everyone seems to be cackling about what she said to Perry.

Vogue writer Keaton Bell tweeted, “There's a lot of incredible stuff in this Stevie Nicks interview, but this Katy Perry story got me,” and at the time of writing, 50,000 “likes” at the time of writing.

Meanwhile, “I would die if Stevie Nicks did something this bad to me,” wrote one person, earning 175k likes at the time of writing. at the time of writing.