Would he lie?

Well, Kesha always releases risky singles. Nothing new here.

kesha is the queen of risks, this information is something we already know.

I don't think it was a risky choice as much as a stupid choice. Last Goodbye is clearly more commercially viable

Risky because it was like the worst sounding song on the album to release She should have gone with Supernatural or Last Goodbye.

Queen of Risks? her label wont let her release anything that isnt a Tik Tok sounding mess..

This isnt meant as shade. Crazy Kids was risky for all the wrong reasons, the Chrous and verse combination is just not the sound that is in right now however Last Goodbye is.

I also think that it was risky but I also didn't ever see it smashing. Last Goodbye on the other hand, I could see doing moderately well...all the way up to completel destructive slayage. Who really knows.

Queen of risk but she's not allowed to release ballad.... OK

Obviously, it is so risk because we don't people calling kesha a crazy kids.

Does that make Right Now a risk too?

CK could've done better with a better video & none of those remixes.

Bill Werde who?

Ke$ha is done! stick a fork in ha!

Risky choice =/= Risky song.

This. Y'all must be out of your minds if your first thought is, "omg Bill Werde thinks Crazy Kids is an envelope pushing, risky pop offering, no wonder it's doing so poorly! The public isn't ready for a forward-thinking, progressive track like Crazy Kids."

Meanwhile she went with tik tok with guitars and tik tok 8.0 as her first two singles.

Its a shame really as there are quite a few really good commercial tracks on her album that wouldve done well but her label just chose pretty poor songs all around.

Honestly, CK is the only song I use on Warrior.

Of course it's risky to release a terrible song as a single.