Kesha

I w- I didn't, I didn't stream to become famous."

There is a woman named Meek who is, uh, on tour with Kesha right now.

Doing what?

Singing.

She's the opening I think.

Okay, got it.

Someone went thinking they were about to see Meek Mill open for Kesha.

That would be insane.

you also have the other side of these celebrities, which clearly is the side of like, either one, you're going to join the group or two, the group's going to abuse you.

And it seems like this is like another one of those cases where, you know, it seemed like they weren't trying to slowly turn her into probably one of those celebrities that they could essentially just, use and abuse almost like a Kesha type or a Britney Spears type and then maybe she fought back against it and that's why there was that span where it's like she was very famous for a while slowly building up and then she kind of disappeared from the spotlight for a while and came back it's this like either you play ball and you join us or we're going to prostitute you out and use you and we're going to make you famous and if you don't want to play this game then we're going to do everything in our power to try to push you off to the side and it seems like that may have been the intention for this girl specifically because I mean, I'm surprised that she wasn't getting pushed into singing.

I wouldn't be surprised if maybe there is some stuff in the background.

But it seems like once they start kind of pushing these girls into the spot where they're almost like these use and abuse type slaves, it seems to be that they start pushing him heavily into like the music industry for some reason.

You're circling the airport? What's that? Uh-huh.

Kesha, what song is it? Uh-oh.

Oh, man.

Can I call a friend?

Hold on.

Okay.

You got Kesha.

What song is it?

Yeah, dude.

[laughs] And then out of nowhere, just throw on a Kesha album.

Yeah.

[laughs]

Yeah.

[laughs]

He went from Radiohead, Kesha, to Linkin Park.

And then Three 6 Mafia.

you also have the other side of these celebrities, which clearly is the side of like either one, you're going to join the group or two, the group's going to abuse you.

And it seems like this is like another one of those cases where, you know, it seemed like they weren't trying to slowly turn her into probably one of those celebrities that they could essentially just, use and abuse almost like a Kesha type or a Britney Spears type and then maybe she fought back against it and that's why there was that span where it's like she was very famous for a while slowly building up and then she kind of disappeared from the spotlight for a while and came back it's this like either you play ball and you join us or we're going to prostitute you out and use you and we're going to make you famous and if you don't want to play this game then we're going to do everything in our power to try to push you off to the side and it seems like that may have been the intention for this girl specifically because I'm surprised that she wasn't getting pushed into singing.

I wouldn't be surprised if maybe there is some stuff in the background, but it seems like once they start pushing these girls into this spot where they're almost like these use and abuse type slaves, it seems to be that they start pushing them heavily into the music industry for some reason.

Well, and like the article said, she was in that show Nashville, which is about like country singers and stuff.

Oh, I know this song.

It's got Kesha in

it.

Yeah.

I just wanted to see if that was him or not.

Or was he the one that fucked over Kesha?

Scooter Braun Taylor.

Oh, Masters Dispute.

Huh? Felt like Kessel?

I heard Kesha.

[laughs]

Who was, who was baby girl in this movie?