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Kesha publicly criticized the White House and Donald Trump for using her song 'Blow' on TikTok to incite violence and threaten war, stating she does not approve of her music being linked to aggression and posting on Instagram and X to call for unity, while noting Trump’s name appears in the Epstein files.
The White House mocked Kesha after she condemned the use of her song 'Blow' in a February military TikTok video, prompting Kesha to respond, 'Stop using my music, perverts.' The incident adds to a broader pushback by artists against political figures using their music and underscores ongoing copyright and licensing tensions in government material.
Kesha debunked rumors of her attending Paris Fashion Week after influencer Kinga Strogoff, who resembles her, went viral in a revealing gown. Kesha clarified on TikTok that she was not at the event, despite social media confusion, and Strogoff shared her own photos of the outfit. The mix-up highlights how lookalikes can cause celebrity confusion online.
Kesha is bringing her 'Tits Out' Tour to Australia in February 2026, with shows in Brisbane, Melbourne, Adelaide, and Perth, celebrating her album 'Period' and her artistic independence after legal battles with Dr. Luke. Tickets go on presale in early August, but there's no current plan for a Sydney show.
Kesha returns to her bold, electrifying pop roots with her new release 'Period,' marking another attempt at a career reset amid her genre-hopping journey.
This article highlights the best new album releases for July 4, including Kesha's 'Period', Kae Tempest's self-titled album, Nilüfer Yanya's 'Dancing Shoes EP', and other notable releases across various genres such as country, rock, pop, electronic, and hip-hop, curated by Stephen Thompson.
Kesha's sixth album, Period, marks a return to her bold, hedonistic persona after her legal battles, featuring a mix of pop styles and strong, witty songs that re-establish her as a key figure in pop music.
Kesha experienced a wardrobe malfunction at the Glamour Awards in Berlin, where she recreated her iconic trash bag dress from 2010. The singer, who was vaping on the red carpet, accidentally flashed her bare butt and lost a shoe while posing for photographers. Despite the mishap, Kesha was celebrated as one of the Women of the Year at the event. This incident comes amid ongoing discussions about her past legal battles with Dr. Luke, which were settled earlier this year.
Kesha performed at WeHo Pride 2024 in L.A., where she altered the lyrics of her hit song "Tik Tok" to include an expletive directed at P. Diddy, flipping off the crowd in the process. The audience supported her message, which comes amid serious allegations and a federal investigation against Diddy.
Kesha slammed Sean "Diddy" Combs during a surprise performance at Coachella by changing the lyrics to her hit song "Tik Tok" to "F–k P. Diddy" in light of the rapper's recent legal troubles and assault allegations. This isn't the first time she's altered the lyrics to criticize Combs, and the performance has sparked reactions from fans. Combs has been accused of assault and is currently involved in a sex trafficking investigation, which he has vehemently denied.
Kesha surprised Coachella 2024 attendees by altering the lyrics of her hit song "Tik Tok" to slam P. Diddy, raising her middle finger during the performance. This isn't the first time she's changed the lyrics to criticize the rapper, as she previously removed his name during a show in 2023. The change comes amid allegations against Diddy, including sex trafficking and harassment, and a lawsuit from a former employee.
During her performance of "TiK ToK" at Coachella Festival, Kesha changed the lyrics to take a swipe at Sean "Diddy" Combs in light of the sexual abuse allegations against him, singing "Wake up in the morning like, f*** P Diddy" with her middle finger raised. This comes amidst ongoing lawsuits and accusations of physical violence, sexual abuse, and sex trafficking against Combs, who has denied all allegations.
During a surprise Coachella performance, Kesha changed the lyrics of her 2009 hit "Tik Tok" to "Wake up in the morning like f*** P. Diddy," while also putting up her middle finger on stage, possibly in response to the numerous allegations against Sean "Diddy" Combs. This isn't the first time she's altered the lyrics, as she previously changed them in November amid allegations against Combs. The mogul has faced lawsuits and accusations of harassment, assault, and trafficking, leading to legal and professional repercussions.
During Reneé Rapp's set at Coachella, she invited Kesha to perform "Tik Tok," during which they changed the lyric "feeling like P. Diddy" to "like, Fuck P. Diddy," while gesturing with their middle fingers. This alteration is significant in light of Kesha's history of sexual assault claims against her former producer Dr. Luke and recent allegations against Sean "P. Diddy" Combs.
Kesha has hinted at new music on the horizon with a photo of herself holding a sign stating "New music coming soon!" This announcement comes after her recent split from Dr. Luke's record label, Kemosabe, with whom she completed her contractual obligations with the release of her 2023 album "Gag Order." The tease of upcoming tracks follows the settlement of her long-standing legal battle with Dr. Luke, which concluded in June. Kesha expressed a sense of freedom post-separation, indicating her excitement for future projects.