I think the Juicy J version could've smashed! But honestly, the second verse was the most iconic.
At the end of the day, Ke$ha only had "so much to do" with songs like Crazy Kids. It's been revealed by Pebe (?)
that recording sessions for that and some other songs were more Dr. Luke's ideas (and, in this case, will.i.am)
and he sort of just pushed her into being a part of the song.
You think she wrote "shorties"? "Booty pop"? "Boys they want my coochie"?
I think the Juicy J version could've smashed! But honestly, the second verse was the most iconic.
At the end of the day, Ke$ha only had "so much to do" with songs like Crazy Kids. It's been revealed by Pebe (?)
that recording sessions for that and some other songs were more Dr. Luke's ideas (and, in this case, will.i.am)
and he sort of just pushed her into being a part of the song. You think she wrote "shorties"? "Booty pop"? "Boys they want my coochie"?
I think the Juicy J version could've smashed! But honestly, the second verse was the most iconic.
At the end of the day, Ke$ha only had "so much to do" with songs like Crazy Kids. It's been revealed by Pebe (?)
that recording sessions for that and some other songs were more Dr. Luke's ideas (and, in this case, will.i.am)
and he sort of just pushed her into being a part of the song.
You think she wrote "shorties"? "Booty pop"? "Boys they want my coochie"?
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Flop @ you not noticing. Check the video I posted. It's on every single copy of the biblio remix. 