I think she and Diane would get along

I just did and... NNNNNN

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_Martin

Because Gaga also experienced Sexual Abuse in the Music Industry, and More people should be speaking up for Kesha. Literally like nobody is because they're all scared.

wow she's trying it (but failed miserably)

stan for future oscar winning song

Doesn't mean Luke had anything to do with Gaga's experience. And nor does it mean he's automatically guilty. There's very little facts to support Kesha's side of the story and all these shenanigans being pulled by her mother doesn't help at all. I'm not even going to get into the fact that her fans even tried pulling Kelly Clarkson into this when she's by far the least relevant to Kesha's situation and NEVER on any occasion experienced anything similar to Kesha's.

Sorry, I'm not buying the guilty until proven innocent fallacy.

Idk how you're stilling assuming that ppl know things, when everybody who has been dragged into this have all denied what was being claimed. But i guess it's easier to say ppl are scared than admit that no one else has had a similar experience with luke that Kesha is claiming to have had.

But the thing is, Gaga has nothing to do with Kesha's case. A civil case like that is a pretty touchy thing and it's so unnecessary for someone to get involved when they have no involvement in it. She shouldn't speak about it when she has no experience, details or insight in that specific case.

Gaga is doing what she can to speak up about sexual abuse and is doing great things with the TIHTY campaign, I don't think she needs to involve herself in something that isn't her business.

"Justify rape accusations"

...are you saying believing someone when they bring an accusation to light is bad? What does being gay have to do with it? So many questions.

OT: Anyway, this is messy. Talking about who Gaga's attacker was when she doesn't know who did it is kind of extra.

I see what you're saying - though I think it's unfair to judge any artist, or person really, based on something that was going to happen but they decided not do, for a reason. I don't feel we're in a position to trash Gaga because of the DWUW video. Sure, she created it - but she pulled it, for good reason. If someone told you they were once very upset/angry/etc. and seriously wanted to murder someone but ultimately did not, would you brand them a murderer, or even a supporter of murder and crimes? And further, if they later on objected the murder or death of somebody else - are they to be branded a hypocrite? I don't think so. Because we all think things or plan to do things that we ultimately realise are unacceptable or wrong. Ultimately, we should only be judged by what we do and put forth into the world. The DWUW video, for obvious reasons, was never put forth into the world. This doesn't discredit any of Gaga's activism in the past year.

Kesha's case is incredibly unfortunate. I also think it's not necessarily the right thing to do to drag Gaga into this (though this specifically isn't really doing it, her mum actually said that Dr. Luke had raped Gaga too, despite them never being in a room together). Sexual assault is, I imagine, a terribly traumatic experience. To go through that is terrible. For someone to go through that, sit on the knowledge for a decade or so, finally release a song highlighting the issues after originally stating she didn't want to and then become this golden standard for how people view rape or be expected to contribute to the conversation any further is unrealistic. Gaga, a victim like Kesha, has the right to deal with her own experiences however she feels. When I was younger this girl (girl 1) at school had an eating disorder. Her parents found out and when they were confronting her (as apparently they were heavy-handed and traditional, etc.) Girl 1 said that another girl did too and that this is where it stemmed from. Girl 1's parents called Girl's 2 parents, who didn't actually know about the incidence of eating disorder that Girl 2 had, for all intents and purposes, began to squash for good. It brought up this whole big case and caused huge drama. Girl 1 was having a tough time, as was Girl 2. Both being on an equal playing field, it wasn't really right of Girl 1 to aggravate Girl 2's recovery and situation by bringing her into a new mess, right? I feel the same about this.

Wishing Kesha and her family the best of luck in upcoming hearings.

jeez