KE$HA

Ke$ha has been controversy ever since word spread. Being the highlight of much criticism for obvious Uffie rips and for being a young girl in the LA scene, she seems like she’d be having it tough. Her song “Tik Tok” though can be heard at various parties, and honestly frat jocks and horny girls can’t seem to stop requesting it. Although the dollar sign in her name is a bit much and her tiny shorts and cowboy boots remind us of a girl playing dress up, you can’t deny the fact that this girl is going to be around for a bit, like it or not. LA has proven time and time again that anyone can make it, original or not, all you need is someone to back you up and you can make it in. The culture there is not so much on being original but on fitting in, and it spreads to the rest of the nation, and it can’t be put aside.

I can honestly say I am not a big fan of this or what happens in the crotch of California, but I just can’t ignore what is happening in the music sphere. All these girls talking about getting ridiculously wasted, spending lots of money on clothes, partying, and taking off their panties should learn a lesson from the queen of it all Lil’ Kim and eventually cover it up and call it a day. Either that or they can take a lesson from the other queen on the other side of the spectrum Peaches, and just get raunchier and raunchier. As long as they step it up it’s game. As a friend also pointed out Dirt Nasty(aka Simon Rex(aka jerk off porn rapper)) is in the video for this track, and although him and his too old for college party boyfriends that embrace white boy rapping fame in Los Angeles do have careers in rapping, no one really knows if it’s all parody or serious. Either way they know they can make a few easy dollars prostituting themselves to the culture in America that will pay for anything that “kicks ass” or “makes a pussy wet”.

Here for listen is a remix done by none other than Skeet Skeet himself, one of the few people in LA that make me love that city that you can’t deny embraces anyone and anything as long as you have a backbone. Oh and they have amazing sunsets and rooftop parties. I know there is definitely a movement to make LA cool again, it’s happening on a smaller level, let’s keep pushing.

P.S. Some of my best friends live in LA, no offense!

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Ke$ha – “Tik Tok” (Skeet Skeet Remix)

Check out her “sweet tats”