Dr. Luke

I know.

Like, part of me is thinking, uh, yes, it was obviously one of her biggest hits, but also it's like, it's another Dr. Luke song, so I really didn't know that people, people would be really into it.

But-

Yeah

pretend that, you know, the biggest bunch of information about a bunch of fucking pedophiles that's come out has had any actual fucking consequences.

But also, we saw, like, ten odd years ago, we saw Kesha take Dr. Luke to court.

And because he raped her.

And they essentially said, we can't charge him because it happened too long ago.

She's going to be, like, feminist and, like, women-focused.

Who should she work with? Accused rapist Dr.

Luke.

yeah

But it's kind of interesting that that worked that way.

This track is written and produced by Dr. Luke.

and also kathy dennis who we've talked about a few times we have she is so cool she's cooler than cool isn't she we

love kathy dennis

He released a song called Same Love before his first album had even come out, campaigning for same-sex marriage rights in the US and elsewhere.

He supported fellow artist Kesha when she lost her court case against Dr. Luke.

when she sued him for abuse and invited her on a tour with him and gave her stage time.

He has spoken about Palestine extensively for years and spoken about it on stage.

This is an

anti-Dr. Luke environment.

It is.

Shoot him in the face with a fucking gun.

2009.

There's, uh, production here from Dr. Luke and Jacknife Lee, and there's a lot of what I've heard described as the millennial whoop.

Is that the term?

Mm.

You ain't gonna bully me, my idol turned rival, now you hate it.

And as a rebuttal, Nicki called out Lotta's hypocrisy, and didn't care about r-word when she was begging for features, didn't care about Kodak's past, didn't care about the accusations made about Dr. Luke, who produced Big Energy.

Newsflash, scratch off, I've never r-worded anyone.

I've inspired millions.