Either way no matter how much "dragging" you want to do will change that Die Young was a hit, Timber was a mega smash, every "flop" Warrior single was a Top 40 moderate hit and Kesha remains happy with her life playing small shows and touring South America, pleasing her fans, blessing them with new songs occasionally, performing with friends and bands that she's loved since a child. She has NO obligations to do anything right now and she's just living her life out of the spotlight while she still can. Making the most of the night.
Anyways, this isn't the best way to determine a hit soooo.
She'll be off the contract eventually regardless and will go right back into making music. Whether it's successful or not doesn't matter. She'll always be making music.
The best songs were the old ones from the EP
burst that bubble.
Instagram is like THE way to tell who's kewl and who's newt kewl, amirite or amirite??!