No.

I say this as a Ke$ha fan and not a stan...

Her stans will say no because to them, she is irreplaceable. I know a stan of hers that cried so hard when he met her in Manchester and her music affects his life and helped him to overcome personal issues he went through and struggles with daily.

She has a personality that is real and genuine and I rate her personality on the same level as Gaga's (my fave) and Adam Lambert has said that Ke$ha is his one true celeb/artist friend in the industry.

She makes music that doesn't take itself too seriously and whilst I like Gaga's fun (Fame), darker (Fame Monster) and her empowerment / take-me-serious songs (Born This Way), I think it's great to have someone who balances things out and caters to an audience and brings a type of music that is carefree and easy-going.

Ke$ha will never be totally replaceable. She writes her own songs inspired by her own life and personal experiences and there will be other recording artists who try to mimic or use the image and sound she has. I'm not saying she's 100% original because there have been other artists that have had a similar image before.

But her tone of voice and the type of music she makes, helps her to stand out and I'm like the sound she has for her 2nd album.

She could. Someone could copy her and become a better version BUT P!nk was in the same position & she's still around so idk

As much as ATRL wants to deny it, she has a unique persona and a distinctive voice. When a Ke$ha song comes on, the room either says "Oh, Ke$ha!" with glee, or "Oh, Ke$ha" with shame.

The hate and adoration she's received over the short span of her career thus far is astonishing, and she's received that for being herself - trashy, ballsy, and out there.

The only person I can think of that would come close to "replacing" her would be Cece Frey - but she's already being called a Ke$ha reject, so we'll see how that goes. It's similar to Madonna and Gaga, just on a smaller scale.

I agree with PorcelainCrack.

Pink is like an earlier version of her but instead of the trashy, carefree and electro-pop, partying sound she has; she writes about more personal things with less of an emphasis on hooks with pop-rock music.

And if Pink can stand the test of time and...still hasn't peaked whilst Britney has, I'm sure Ke$ha will be around for sometime and I also see Ke$ha as an underdog like Pink.

Whilst Britney and Christina have peaked, Pink and Beyonce are still at the top and are the best entertainers of their time (along with Gaga, who's coming along nicely) and Pink has delivered two amazing performers - Glitter In The Air at the Grammy's and Try at the AMA's which show how she still has a lot more to show.

For me - No. For the crowd - Yes.

Her perona maybe unique but her music is easily replaceable imo. And no, her voice isn't distinctive. Sabi sounds exactly like Kesha on (Drop Dead) Beautiful.

She's replaceble, disposable, useless and forgetable.

Umm no she doesn't.

do you mean replaceable? She may be replaceable, & forgettable (did you mean that), and maybe disposable, but she is not useless. She has die hard stans just like Gaga whose music helps them get through depression. She obviously isn't useless to them.

Yes, she does.

Her persona: Unlikely
Music: Yeah, whoever that makes electropop/dance music can replace her.

Ke$ha has shown very little growth with her music over the years to establish a sound that sets her apart from the rest. If I wasn't up-to-date on music I would have though Die Young and C'Mon were leftovers from her debut. This is why she couldn't keep up.

And the K$ stans keep clinging to her persona as a factor, but obviously that is NOT selling albums.

The majority of her Dr. Luke/Max Martin discography could have easily gone to Katy, Rihanna, or Britney. Even Nicki could have done her "sing-rap" tunes.

Please.

Sabi sounds nothing like Kesha
And if she does explain why Sabi is flopping.

NE., all I have to say is listen to her album and educate your dumb self. Her next two singles will both be fresh and not generic so have a good time being proven wrong when you don't even have a warranted backing in the first place.

The singles her label chooses have nothing to do with HER impact.