Don't know why you should hate Ke$ha?
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This guy has a blog but not a CD player in his car? For real? When most people would simply turn off a song they don't like this guy writes a book length blog entry about it? Someone has a seriously inflated opinion of themselves.
Don't worry, I am well aware of why I should hate Kesha (no I am not doing the dollar sign thing!), and I have from the very beginning.
Rii
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The funny thing is that the piece is actually quite engaging at first, and then it slowly dawns upon the reader that it just goes on and on and on.
It took me two sessions to get through it all, and having done so I've decided to like Ke$ha on principle.
The funny thing is that the piece is actually quite engaging at first, and then it slowly dawns upon the reader that it just goes on and on and on.
It took me two sessions to get through it all, and having done so I've decided to like Ke$ha on principle.
I managed to read through to where he started talking about NPR, then skipped to the end to catch him calling it country music and a conservative anthem.
I also lol'd at the part where he claimed he was an indie music snob, one who doesn't have a cd player in his car....
Never heard the song. Is it that bad?
This Ke%sh@ person appears to be one of those pop culture phenomena that have completely passed me by.
Happily.
Happily.
Rii
Rear Admiral
I managed to read through to where he started talking about NPR, then skipped to the end to catch him calling it country music and a conservative anthem.
I also lol'd at the part where he claimed he was an indie music snob, one who doesn't have a cd player in his car....
I'd almost think it was a prank if it weren't for the comments.
Here it is. Evil media conglomerate won't allow embed.
And here's one of hers I actually kinda like:
[yt]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RpFMuBHxGWs[/yt]
Rii
Rear Admiral
It's a random song that's more or less catchy. There's no reason you should ever have to listen to it unless you're at a bar, club, or party, and then you can drink. Otherwise, change the channel or put in an iPod/CD/Cassette. It's not that hard.
Probably not. The chorus is kind of catchy and grows on you a little. The lyrics and music are fairly inept. I think Kesha is more like a perfect storm of what is wrong with music today. A brand new artist who comes with a pre-manufactured persona and media hype. A song that is so autotuned that it doesn't matter whether the artist can sing or not. A young very white, very blonde girl trying to adopt a wigger pose. She's more just completely ridiculous than bad.
I'm trying to figure out if there's any irony in what she does. It's difficult to tell (as opposed to Gaga, where it's pretty clear that there is).
Agreed. Hopefully I won't hear about her again.This Ke%sh@ person appears to be one of those pop culture phenomena that have completely passed me by.
Happily.
Remember Phil Spector's intentionally bad song, “(Let's Dance) the Screw”? This is worse.
I hate these people because they change their names to things like Ke$ha and Tik Tok.
I always love to read about hip hop people getting arrested and the articles always mention their real names:
"Tik Tok, whose real name is Dennis Turkelton..."