Drag them!

She's making RCA money, but she could be making them so much more.
Im glad he tweeted this though.

Are you ****ing kidding me? Like actually ****ing kidding me?

To a knee stan like you, that might seem like a lot of promo, considering RCA saw how **** of an album Fatte Female was to not bother wasting it's time with it (and the sales from "Iconic, Legendney" Britney Spears sure do speak for themselves.) What did it get? One Billboard slot where Britney halfheartedly sang and even Nicki Minaj performed better than her? The fact that she had three Top 3 singles, one "iconic" smash hit (ironically written by Ke$ha herself) and the album STILL hasn't scanned platinum? An underperforming tour that even the fans complained about? $1000 meet and greets where Britney stood stiffer than the damn Eiffel Tower? Does the list of embarrassments Britney caused for her label suffice or should I continue explaining why RCA dodged a bullet by not promoting an album Knee clearly didn't have her heart (or whatever machinery she has there as an operating function) in it?

Now, for anybody that has a fave that does a relative amount of promotion, the Warrior era literally had nothing pushing it when it comes to promo. RCA was doing amazing at the beginning by promoting Die Young at the AMA's! But after that, where did the promo go? She got the one slot on X-Factor performing C'mon. And one performance on Jimmy Kimmel? Oh and some backlot MTV performance at like 1 in the morning. She got literally no promotion the second the album came out. There were SO many missed opportunities. Had they actually pushed Warrior the week before/the week it came out, we would all be humming a different tune.

^ Let's not forget that C'Mon was performed while Die Young was peaking Good promo, RCA.

I'm glad someone is standing up for her. It's sad that even random celebrities know her situation ****ing RCA.

Aw, so you do care I knew you loved her. Even with your thread where you made it seem like a minimal amount of badly-timed promo spots was a ****-ton and that her campaign was highly funded or something.

Lol @ the people claiming she's gonna get dropped. It's RCA's fault, not Ke$ha's. Even if she does get dropped, good. Someone else will pick her up and work with Ke$ha, her career would not end if she was dropped. Unfortunately, Luke isn't gonna let her get dropped. That's pretty common knowledge, but

When does her contract with RCA end?

Apparently, they have a 7-album contract. That tea came straight from Ke$ha's mom.

@ Thanks

She's a B-list (or C) popstar using an A-list producer.

Dr. Luke charges about $100K for one song, and she signed an exclusive contract that she can only work with Dr. Luke. Do you really think RCA will keep her?

It's ATRL Thank you for saying this.

Die Young was a smash hit, though. 3 singles into the era and she's still going top 40.
Most "flops" tend to get one top 40 lead single, a second single that MAYBE charted on the Hot 100,
and then a completely off-the-map third single. This could easily be a sophomore slump, too early to tell.

'Only Wanna Dance With You'!

You really think Luke charges his own label to produce music for artists signed under the label? Try again.

But with the amount of exposure and the type of success she used to have, she is a flop.

This is like Femme Fatale situation again except Ke$ha is being very vocal about the control. Warrior singles sounds almost like FF to some extent, which tells you a lot about the outdated vision RCA has for several of its artists. Do they think Ke$ha is incapable of evolving as an artist or something?