Kesha - "Blah Blah Blah" featuring 3OH!3
***** (4 starts outta five)
Guide Review - Kesha - "Blah Blah Blah" featuring 3OH!3
Artistic pretension is not really a part of Kesha's musical world. Crusading against drama in search of the perfect party pleasures is her world in song. You can criticize the point of view and the wisdom of presenting it as valid entertainment, but it is much more difficult to criticize Kesha's effectiveness in getting her point across and making it so catchy you do not easily forget it. Admittedly there is something exhilarating about a female solo singer who can now say, "Just show me where your dick's at."
Musically Kesha's work is a roiling kitchen sink of synths that revels in sloppy edges and irresistible choruses. The same was true of her massive debut "Tik Tok." Some credit clearly goes to 21 year old upcoming producer Benny Blanco. This is a young sound anchored in many musical textures that first emerged in the 80's.
The comparisons continue to float around with Lady Gaga at this point in 2009. It is not hard to imagine "Blah Blah Blah" being a second consecutive chart topper or at least top 5 hit for Kesha. As with Lady Gaga, these first songs do not strike the listener as particularly artful, but the honesty and artistic control is a breath of fresh air on the radio. If you can handle the point of view, "Blah Blah Blah" is a worthy major pop hit and one of the best party songs of the moment around.
Let's cut to the chase here, Kesha says, "Shut up, let's have sex." That is the complete gist of "Blah Blah Blah," and most likely no one could deliver it more effectively and in a more catchy fashion. Throw in a sea of synths and drum machines and this is the second major hit from Kesha. Hedonism has a clear champion and now a new theme song.
Pros
Kesha's dominant attitude
Ultra-catchy chorus
Somehow those synths don't sound tired here
Cons
3OH!3's appearance is superfluous
Description
Written by Kesha Sebert, Benjamin Levin, Neon Hitch, Sean Foreman
Produced by Benny Blanco
Released January 2010 by RCA
http://top40.about.com/od/singles/gr...ahblahblah.htm
So I guess it is in fact the second single. Y'all ready??
"Just show me where your dick's at."
3OH!3's part!
oh and i also like her version of This Love 
i got the album yesterday so far i listen up to blind.
