Most threads lately have been asking specifically about what she's going to do next or what went wrong, while nobody focuses on the true, up and center problem presenting itself.

Many suggest label changes, and some suggest leaving Dr. Luke. What many do not realize is that Ke$ha is contractually signed on for a whopping 5 more albums EXECUTIVELY produced by Dr. Luke.

Ke$ha was not SIGNED by RCA, she was signed by Dr. Luke - under 'Kemosabe.' RCA just manages and releases her music, basically meaning Luke has control over her entire career.

In essence, does this mean Ke$ha is screwed over either way? At this point, does it not matter that she receive commercial success as long as she is praised, or is she destined to flop eternally after Warrior.

Kind words.

Yes. This has been known for a while now

Yes.

Also, she can't keep releasing singles from Warrior cos' they're all gonna go to ****. But, at the same time, she can't go off and record another album because then she'll be gone and forgotten for good. A mess.

Originally posted by gettsleazy What many do not realize is that Ke$ha is contractually signed on for a whopping 5 more albums EXECUTIVELY produced by Dr. Luke.

Originally posted by electroheart Y'all make Luke sound evil and like he's a producer dictator or something. Eventually he will have no choice but to let her record the exact album she wants because she knows what her fans want and what the public wants. He's a little rusty as of right now but he will come around. Creative differences will emerge and either they compromise or she will lose industry support, which I don't think she would mind. There are ways to get out of contracts anyways. She will be just fine.

Originally posted by Pie-kun I don't get why so many Ke$ha stans think that Dr. Luke on the album was the problem. The lead single was a hit and the album was received well critically. Clearly there is a problem outside the music itself.

DAMN @ 7 albums. That's a ****ing lot for someone who's already starting to dwindle.