When was this about albums? Warrior was a BOMB. A FLOP. A sophomore SLUMP and we all know that. But last time I checked this was about the ''most global, memorable, biggest female song of the decade sized hit'' called Tik Tok being more memorable than any Rihanna song. Why are you suddenly discussing albums?
Because if Ke$ha her hit was so MEMORABLE, wouldn't it push people to like, purchase her album?
I'm gonna stop now. Kesha is a flop but Tik Tok is still bigger than any Rihanna song and she is still more talented. /enddiscussion. Make sure to buy Warrior!
Tik Tok was huge but i don't understand how you can use it as a receipt against established stars with long-lasting careers. Ke$ha has achieved nothing after that one song despite all of the critical acclaim and supposed talent. The GP does not want her nor do they care about her. She might as well be Bonnie McKee, at least she'd be getting checks that way.
The only real differences between Bonnie and Kesha is that one had a reality check and didn't have the displeasure of gargling Dr. Luke's ***. Maybe if Kesha hadn't been hellbent on becoming a star, and had instead become part of Luke's hit-making machine, she wouldn't have become a bulimic, broke, embarrassing fad that the GP doesn't give a **** about. Poor dat.
Tik Tok was huge but i don't understand how you can use it as a receipt against established stars with long-lasting careers. Ke$ha has achieved nothing after that one song despite all of the critical acclaim and supposed talent. The GP does not want her nor do they care about her. She might as well be Bonnie McKee, at least she'd be getting checks that way.
The only real differences between Bonnie and Kesha is that one had a reality check and didn't have the displeasure of gargling Dr. Luke's ***. Maybe if Kesha hadn't been hellbent on becoming a star, and had instead become part of Luke's hit-making machine, she wouldn't have become a bulimic, broke, embarrassing fad that the GP doesn't give a **** about. Poor dat.
The Grammy's and ASCAP's, and Producers' testaments >>>> yours
