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Her music is bigger to me now than it was in highschool when it was actually popular lol. I never really listened to her because I listened to the people who thought it was 'trash' more. It doesn't matter if its something as small as music or something more important, the sentiment of wanting to be cool for other people has destroyed roughly 15, maybe almost 20 years of my life. I'm 29 for reference.
It's very understandable to get those songs mixed up. Tik Tok and California Girls basically have the same chorus melody, with a similar bpm, chord choices and general vibe.
@@gleipnirrr18 year olds are adult in name only, it made sense when people lived to be like 50 years old and then died. At this point life has barely started at 18, adult life surely hasn't. Most people don't start grasping what being an adult is until mid 20s. In practice, 18 year olds are children, not adults.
@@siri7005does this show how zoomers see themselves these days? Because I could have sworn the previous generation (their parents) didn't have this problem. Asking for 2nd opinion from friends and family is something an 18+ yo person could perfectly do unless the person in question is being peer pressured into doing it by the others (but that is another story).
Me too (I mean, then again, Buckley rightfully calls himself “Your Favorite Angry Canadian”), but then again, I’m not surprised Chris Brown would beat up more women including Kesha. Everyone there is here, raise your hand up if you expected (but also dreaded) it too.
I do always like hearing which parts of my videos took someone by surprise/got an unexpected laugh or made someone laugh so hard that someone nearby thought there was something wrong with them, so thanks, I appreciate these comments.
Kesha wrote the song "Cotten Candy" for Helluva Boss if you want to know what her writing is like. It basically sounds like something from her early work. Im pretty sure the Potato Song is also just her. I can't imagine that was the committee. That all said, I have listened to her entire discography at this point, and yeah, she is definitely an adult robbed of some of the most important years for figuring out how to be an adult. That comes through on a lot of her later music, even when it's not outright said. Her lyracism isn't deep or complex, but she really does have a good singing voice behind the autotune and effects. I always got the feeling Kesha was exactly what her first couple albums would suggest, a party girl living in the now. Full blown Y.O.L.O. as the kids would say in 2010. How the entertainment industry operates is wrong on so many levels. I hope she can move on and be happy. And a few more fun, mindless party songs wouldn't be bad. God knows Pop needs a defibrillator to bring up its pulse these days.
I love when you guys enjoy these lines that I almost cut out, I was like "no, this is too dumb, right? NAH, I'm leaving it in, I think it's funny, maybe someone else will".
“a two hour documentary that you’d half listen to while vacuuming or playing video games” is insane because that’s exactly what I do and now I feel like maybe I should feel a little shame for that
Ignore everyone else, multitasking is genuinely bad for your health and the constant seeking of different sources of dopamine is the primary cause of the mental health crisis across the world at the moment. So yeah, I'd recommend you learn to not do that. Just watch videos that are actually worth your time
Kesha will either make a step forward and improve herself and music, or she'll fail miserablely and fade into obscurity like a lot of her other 2010's alumni did. As much as I wasn't a huge fan of her, I do seriously hope she's legitimately happy now.
I maybe wrong but i tend to suspect that happy women don't consistently post half naked pictures of themselves online in what seems like an endless cry for attention and a desperate attempt at staying relevant; particularly at the age of 37.
@@miloseviczarko45 Gag Order was also her last album released under Kemosabe Records, and because of all the negative press Kesha had generated over the years, Kemosabe didn't do much promotion at all. That combined with the general darker tone of the album (it's definitely not the "I'm Healing (TM)" album Rainbow was), Gag Order is a tough album to promote.
Kesha's new music is nice and I'm excited to hear her progress over the years. She has an amazing voice, more talented than lots of current pop artists
Hadn’t realized how much I missed Tweeting Rainbow. I always preferred the focus on celebrities and not the parade of idiots who parroted the exact same thing though (like that Matilda mug).
As I said, I feel like people have really got a hold of themselves on Twitter now, it's not like it was a few years ago where actual celebrities were just saying the all time dumbest things, often with massive spelling mistakes. So unfortunately it's harder to do Tweeting Rainbow as much.
@@ADoseofBuckley which is really unfortunate cause them showing how much of weirdoes they are IS somehow more relatable than the lameass corporate versions most are like now
@@crazyjohnb22 MAYBE, but I think a lot of them just realize how bad it can be for their career to be saying dumb things at this point. Sure, sometimes you end up like Kanye or Chris Brown where you can still make tons of money from your music (although you may lose some endorsements) OR you end up like Gina Carano where she has to try and sue to get her job back because, it turns out, the Daily Wire doesn't pay as well as Disney (WHODATHUNKIT!?)
A lot of 10's artist screwed up by making ballad style music after their 2010's come up. Katy Perry started doing ballads, Lady GaGa started doing ballads, Miley started doing ballads- its hard to come back strong when you make yawnfest music. I'm tired of ballads, I was a lot happier dancing around to trash
I don't expect her new music will be as popular as her old stuff but I imagine she won't care so much and will just enjoy being able to do what she likes. Saying that, I heard a song she did a few years back called "Shadow", its not a lyrical masterpiece but shows that behind the autotune she has a pretty decent voice (especially on the live version she did for Ted).
@@samsoncooper1 EXACTLY! 😂 it wouldn't have had the same effect if she wasn't being serious. Basically she said something a hippie high off the wazoo would've said in the 70's except she tweeted it in 2024!
Well, Weird Al already did a polka cover on Kesha (as a part of his usual mash-ups)... And the video for that one had a naked body, covered by an accordion, too. It's kind of a sacrilege.
As someone who was sexually assaulted by someone in a position of power over me, I really don't remember every detail. Love you Buckley, but I really want her to be safe.
Maybe I'm talking completely out of my ass here, but I think contracts are a way of endenturing servants. It's happened to many artists who didn't read the fine print, and it's pretty gross. Sure these people stupid enough to not read are making shit loads of money, but in keshas case, she had to pay it back and make 5 more albums. Definitely got me to start looking deeper.
Yeah almost all of these artists have terrible contracts. Even Taylor, who is now worth a billion dollars, got pretty ripped off. Truly the best way to release music is independently, BUT then you have no marketing, and if you do go viral you get called an industry plant or something. I've talked about it for years, but the general public's respect for music in general helps lead to this. People don't care about these artists, they just want to be entertained for as cheaply as possible.
@@ADoseofBuckley the music industry is essentially like the mafia. I don't blame people for thinking every celebrity died because the record labels killed them. If evidence of actual hitmen being hired to end them did surface that wouldn't be surprising but if it's simply they were depressed and ended their own life. It would still be the record labels faults since they essentially put artists in position where they just go insane and have no control of their lives.
I don't know... I've been asked about it a couple times now, and I didn't really have much intention of doing one, but we'll see. I've seen a few people kind of suggest that it excuses what he may have done, OR nullifies it completely, that "he wouldn't abuse someone, someone abused him!"
Back when I was still in university, my school held a weekend-long event where they brought in a famous singer for Friday night and a famous comedian for Saturday night. They had the most unfortunate luck in trying to book Kesha: - they tried to get her in 2014, but that was when she checked into rehab for an eating disorder - they tried again in 2016, but she lost case against her former producer Dr. Luke a few days before she was supposed to come and understandably had to cancel
I kind of prefer this behavior from Kesha (and from Britney). It is a bit outside the norm, but it comes across as way more sincere and real than the whole "pop-star package"
I listened to this one Kesha song over and over when I was in high school. It's called "Goodbye", simple lyrics over a simple guitar accompaniment, about her saying goodbye to the man she loved because he had to move to the other side of the world. It wasn't quite Joni Mitchell, but it was good. She sounded great too.
Apart from the video being awesome (some great lines on that slide looking at albums that were ranked higher than Kesha's), I nearly died laughing at Buckley's pronunciation of "X" 💀
Man back in the 70s but even in the late 90s to some extent people just assumed musicians were these distant morally ambiguous Greek gods we were never gonna meet.
That Chris Brown album that Kesha's album lost to is over 2 hours long! 30 tracks! (33 if you count the bonus tracks, and 43 if you count the extended edition!)
Kesha is unironically great. I get the whole shitting on her earlier discography, but I don't think it was ever all that serious. Songs like Tik Tok, Timber Die Young etc. were always just tongue in cheek party bangers. I don't think that was all the label's doing either, it was just the music she wanted to make at the time. But when she wanted to evolve, they were clearly holding her back and still trying to push her into maintaining the party girl persona, which was disingenious. She clearly has real talent. And I don't see how her voice is bad? It's pretty obvious she's got some pipes, she proved that numerous times. And the reason her latest album didn't do well is because it isn't commercial sounding and the label didn't promote it as she was leaving the label after its release anyways.
So did you hear any of her singles from that album released last year? I saw several serious music critics put her songs in their top best of the year. (Haven't had the time to listen to them yet though)
Kesha's ultimate legacy is inspiring the name of one of the worst social media platforms today. Of course, that will only go so far until TikTok eventually dies: how many people remember Vine, Myspace, or Friendster?
If she's not busy maybe she can just be on Helluva Boss again... There's money now in being a beloved furry icon Also if you're conflicted about watching Helluva Boss or Hazbin Hotel give them a shot and judge them by your own merits. I didn't really want to go anywhere near them for a long while because of the stuff online but I ended up really enjoying both. Helluva Boss also has Richard Horvitz (Zim from Invader Zim, Billy from The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy, among others) as a member of the main cast and a vocal director and I have no doubt he has a huge influence on the brilliant performances. Bryce Pinkham also really stands out as Stolas. Hazbin has an all-broadway/disney experienced cast and the music is great. Basically, if you like musicals & or animation, don't miss these because the fandom/discourse online can be cringy. They're worth the watch Sorry for going on a completely unprovoked rant about that, I'm drunk lmao
Actually, I wear overalls a lot and I often think "I bet one of these days one of these straps is gonna land in the toilet." But, I'd just wash it 🤣 EDIT: LOL I also was in the woods once and made owl sounds. I made owl sounds because there was actually an owl nearby! Apparently, my owl impression was spot-on, because that thing TRIED TO LAND ON ME! Either that, or I accidentally called it a slur in Owlish and it wanted to remove my face. I certainly wasn't gonna stick around to find out! But the next time I walked through those woods at night, IT WAS BACK! Seriously, I think I made it real mad ^^
I wish I could say I was that clever, but I hadn't thought about that until later. The premise of this video started as "somehow I stumbled upon Kesha's Twitter and I think it's really funny, I think people would enjoy this".
Her last album literally didnt chart good, because Sony sabotaged everything about it. No promo, no anything.. its an album, that goes into details about the last 10 years (lawsuit), how she was silenced and the abuse she endured (as much as she could say) . You should definitely give it a listen. It's a masterpiece.
One does speculate that the insanity spectacle among performers would be reduced if the record labels and their contracts weren't as they've historically been.
8:47 that's how record deals work lol. Label lends the artist money to make an album, and until it recoups that figure you don't earn royalties. Although nowadays you could easily have a world class sounding album with 20k and the right skills.
It seems like in the music and entertainment business either half of them come out normal and the other half were sexually, mentally or physically abused and they have mental breakdowns one way or another. Fucked up the shit people go through and no one ever steps in if they know what’s happening.
The tour bus thing kesha did seems more rude than anything, and the tweets are just cringe at worst (the motorcycle one is probably safer than it seems).
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Oh I thought you were that gay Buckley lolol from og TH-cam
@@ProPandaPlays You mean WhattheBuck? Yeah we sound a little different...
@@ADoseofBuckley yes actually lol
I was surprised when I hit play and heard lol I was like who is thisssss lol@@ADoseofBuckley
I gotta admit that Kesha's "trash" music like Tik Tok and Take It Off are some of my guilty pleasures. It's just catchy as heck and very nostalgic.
I like tik tok. It’s possible to like both deep, meaningful music and mindless fun!
Her music is bigger to me now than it was in highschool when it was actually popular lol. I never really listened to her because I listened to the people who thought it was 'trash' more. It doesn't matter if its something as small as music or something more important, the sentiment of wanting to be cool for other people has destroyed roughly 15, maybe almost 20 years of my life. I'm 29 for reference.
Ke$ha is the one who did the "Daisy Dukes, bikinis on top, something something melt your popsicle" song, right?
No that was Katy Perry, California Gurls @Scrinwaipwr
It's very understandable to get those songs mixed up. Tik Tok and California Girls basically have the same chorus melody, with a similar bpm, chord choices and general vibe.
All jokes aside, essentially coercing a teenager to sign a 19 year contract is ridiculous and shouldn't be legal
She wanted to be famous
@@MrPsyren99 yeah but that's the blackmail isn't it
legal adult. just how much are we going to infantilize adults?
@@gleipnirrr18 year olds are adult in name only, it made sense when people lived to be like 50 years old and then died. At this point life has barely started at 18, adult life surely hasn't. Most people don't start grasping what being an adult is until mid 20s. In practice, 18 year olds are children, not adults.
@@siri7005does this show how zoomers see themselves these days? Because I could have sworn the previous generation (their parents) didn't have this problem. Asking for 2nd opinion from friends and family is something an 18+ yo person could perfectly do unless the person in question is being peer pressured into doing it by the others (but that is another story).
“Another women beat by Chris brown.” Omfg I lolled
Me too (I mean, then again, Buckley rightfully calls himself “Your Favorite Angry Canadian”), but then again, I’m not surprised Chris Brown would beat up more women including Kesha.
Everyone there is here, raise your hand up if you expected (but also dreaded) it too.
I saw the Chris brown album and was hoping for one of those classic "Oh Buckley noooo" responses to what I knew was coming
Buckley nooo!
That bathing suit with sleeves is called a bodysuit and most of them come with little snaps on the crotch so you can undo them to pee
I have a bodysuit that doesn't have the snaps on the crotch so you have to get all undressed to pee :(
@@Metzliomg why? I’d literally throw it away at that point
@@Metzli
Pull that strip to the side.
@@waterandafter ^this
@@Metzliomg I've seen those. They're terrible.
the chris brown comment during the album billboard took me out
I do always like hearing which parts of my videos took someone by surprise/got an unexpected laugh or made someone laugh so hard that someone nearby thought there was something wrong with them, so thanks, I appreciate these comments.
@@ADoseofBuckleystill waiting for Chris Brown and LilQuickScope collab
Even more hilarious when you consider the Chris Brown album is over 2 hours long!
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Pretty clever
Kesha wrote the song "Cotten Candy" for Helluva Boss if you want to know what her writing is like. It basically sounds like something from her early work.
Im pretty sure the Potato Song is also just her. I can't imagine that was the committee.
That all said, I have listened to her entire discography at this point, and yeah, she is definitely an adult robbed of some of the most important years for figuring out how to be an adult. That comes through on a lot of her later music, even when it's not outright said. Her lyracism isn't deep or complex, but she really does have a good singing voice behind the autotune and effects.
I always got the feeling Kesha was exactly what her first couple albums would suggest, a party girl living in the now. Full blown Y.O.L.O. as the kids would say in 2010.
How the entertainment industry operates is wrong on so many levels. I hope she can move on and be happy. And a few more fun, mindless party songs wouldn't be bad. God knows Pop needs a defibrillator to bring up its pulse these days.
10:00 "No pressure, Kesher" is one of the finest lines ever written and delivered by Buckley
I love when you guys enjoy these lines that I almost cut out, I was like "no, this is too dumb, right? NAH, I'm leaving it in, I think it's funny, maybe someone else will".
Peak Buck
“a two hour documentary that you’d half listen to while vacuuming or playing video games” is insane because that’s exactly what I do and now I feel like maybe I should feel a little shame for that
You definitely shouldn’t - makes excellent background noise
Yeah not at all....no way would i sit through 2 hours of bs without some other bs to distract me
No sweat, it's just Buckley being relatable.
Ignore everyone else, multitasking is genuinely bad for your health and the constant seeking of different sources of dopamine is the primary cause of the mental health crisis across the world at the moment. So yeah, I'd recommend you learn to not do that. Just watch videos that are actually worth your time
Ignore Rory and just do you.👍
Here for the voices. “I’m an asshole; not a f*cking asshole.” 😅
Kesha will either make a step forward and improve herself and music, or she'll fail miserablely and fade into obscurity like a lot of her other 2010's alumni did. As much as I wasn't a huge fan of her, I do seriously hope she's legitimately happy now.
I maybe wrong but i tend to suspect that happy women don't consistently post half naked pictures of themselves online in what seems like an endless cry for attention and a desperate attempt at staying relevant; particularly at the age of 37.
Didn't she already fail miserabely? I mean number 168 for her latest album? For an artist that was huge back in 2010?
@wonderjaxe Ehh true. 😂
If she has any money, invest and retire.
She needs to just go away and live happily every after our of our lives.
@@miloseviczarko45 Gag Order was also her last album released under Kemosabe Records, and because of all the negative press Kesha had generated over the years, Kemosabe didn't do much promotion at all. That combined with the general darker tone of the album (it's definitely not the "I'm Healing (TM)" album Rainbow was), Gag Order is a tough album to promote.
Kesha's new music is nice and I'm excited to hear her progress over the years. She has an amazing voice, more talented than lots of current pop artists
Hadn’t realized how much I missed Tweeting Rainbow.
I always preferred the focus on celebrities and not the parade of idiots who parroted the exact same thing though (like that Matilda mug).
As I said, I feel like people have really got a hold of themselves on Twitter now, it's not like it was a few years ago where actual celebrities were just saying the all time dumbest things, often with massive spelling mistakes. So unfortunately it's harder to do Tweeting Rainbow as much.
@@ADoseofBuckleyDo you think it's due to more celebrities having controlled PR accounts?
@@ADoseofBuckley which is really unfortunate cause them showing how much of weirdoes they are IS somehow more relatable than the lameass corporate versions most are like now
@@crazyjohnb22 MAYBE, but I think a lot of them just realize how bad it can be for their career to be saying dumb things at this point. Sure, sometimes you end up like Kanye or Chris Brown where you can still make tons of money from your music (although you may lose some endorsements) OR you end up like Gina Carano where she has to try and sue to get her job back because, it turns out, the Daily Wire doesn't pay as well as Disney (WHODATHUNKIT!?)
A lot of 10's artist screwed up by making ballad style music after their 2010's come up. Katy Perry started doing ballads, Lady GaGa started doing ballads, Miley started doing ballads- its hard to come back strong when you make yawnfest music. I'm tired of ballads, I was a lot happier dancing around to trash
It can be seen as them trying to show how "mature" they are now, when all it does is make them look pretentious as fuck.
tbh some of them were actually good, but it's true they don't appeal to most people like pop
I thought she was clear from the contract when she released "Praying" but guess not
I don't expect her new music will be as popular as her old stuff but I imagine she won't care so much and will just enjoy being able to do what she likes. Saying that, I heard a song she did a few years back called "Shadow", its not a lyrical masterpiece but shows that behind the autotune she has a pretty decent voice (especially on the live version she did for Ted).
"I'm currently in the forest learning how to make owl sounds", I think this might now be my favourite tweet ever. Haha she does make me laugh
Yup ngl that's some funny shit that would make me actually follow a celebrity online
@@TheMosayatThe funniest thing about it is she isn't trying to be funny, she was trying to be profound.
@@samsoncooper1 EXACTLY! 😂 it wouldn't have had the same effect if she wasn't being serious. Basically she said something a hippie high off the wazoo would've said in the 70's except she tweeted it in 2024!
She's either really funny or really unhinged.
@@A_TH-cam_CommenterYou can be both, she is definitely both!
The return of Tweeting Rainbow is already one of my top 10 moments of the year.
Kesha is doing great. Her last 3 albums were really good.
Hi from Japan Buckley! Still watching your videos religiously even on vacation!
Damn I was just there a little over a week ago. Hope you enjoy your vacation!
Hate from Australia
Well, Weird Al already did a polka cover on Kesha (as a part of his usual mash-ups)... And the video for that one had a naked body, covered by an accordion, too.
It's kind of a sacrilege.
As someone who was sexually assaulted by someone in a position of power over me, I really don't remember every detail. Love you Buckley, but I really want her to be safe.
Maybe I'm talking completely out of my ass here, but I think contracts are a way of endenturing servants. It's happened to many artists who didn't read the fine print, and it's pretty gross. Sure these people stupid enough to not read are making shit loads of money, but in keshas case, she had to pay it back and make 5 more albums. Definitely got me to start looking deeper.
Yeah almost all of these artists have terrible contracts. Even Taylor, who is now worth a billion dollars, got pretty ripped off. Truly the best way to release music is independently, BUT then you have no marketing, and if you do go viral you get called an industry plant or something. I've talked about it for years, but the general public's respect for music in general helps lead to this. People don't care about these artists, they just want to be entertained for as cheaply as possible.
@@ADoseofBuckley the music industry is essentially like the mafia.
I don't blame people for thinking every celebrity died because the record labels killed them. If evidence of actual hitmen being hired to end them did surface that wouldn't be surprising but if it's simply they were depressed and ended their own life. It would still be the record labels faults since they essentially put artists in position where they just go insane and have no control of their lives.
"Another woman beat by Chris" had me dead 💀💀💀💀
Hey Buckley, are you gonna do a video about the Quiet on Set Documentary? Since you covered Drake Bell in a few videos.
Would love this!
I was going to ask him the same thing.
I don't know... I've been asked about it a couple times now, and I didn't really have much intention of doing one, but we'll see. I've seen a few people kind of suggest that it excuses what he may have done, OR nullifies it completely, that "he wouldn't abuse someone, someone abused him!"
@@ADoseofBuckley Definitely doesnt excuse it but it does explain some stuff esp if he didnt go to therapy afterwards.
Based on this video I think kesha would be good friends with grimes
That would make perfect sense, as both are Pisceans (people with the Pisces zodiac sign).
Hearing her name and every 2010s singer brings memories to this channel
If you wake up in the morning feeling like P-Diddy (what up girl?) I dont think you're well
My 11th grade English teacher went to school with her and she said she was one of the most annoying people she'd ever met lmao
I believe this
Back when I was still in university, my school held a weekend-long event where they brought in a famous singer for Friday night and a famous comedian for Saturday night. They had the most unfortunate luck in trying to book Kesha:
- they tried to get her in 2014, but that was when she checked into rehab for an eating disorder
- they tried again in 2016, but she lost case against her former producer Dr. Luke a few days before she was supposed to come and understandably had to cancel
The bodysuit piss tweet was really funny, TBH.
No it wasn’t
7:24 Oh Buckley, never change 😂
I lost it there!
My jaw DROPPED 😮😂
my humor is probably just broken from social media but the bit of her playing fortnite was peak comedy
Never thought I'd see a Matt Mcmuscles reference in a Buckley video. What an age we live in.
Yeah that caught me off guard lol. I miss Friday Night Fisticuffs. :(
I legit just came here from the Grabbed by the Ghoulies episode too, so I got severe whiplash from that reference.
We are truly living in a society and within a time-line!
(Also, the Canadians are franchising off each other, bud ;)
where was that?
"I'm an asshole, not a fucking asshole!" - that might be your best line ever, Buckley!
I really liked kesha back in the day and that whole warped tour pop crowd it was some fun party music for the era i dont need foucault set to a beat
The pause before "another woman beat by Chris" and choosing not to acknowledge the "sensitivity" of the joke. I love it. 😂
Thanks for reminding me of Jaden's Smith's tweets
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"How can mirrors be real, if our eyes aren't real?"
"We are thinking on the basest of planes. What we really need, are more eyes."
-Master Willem, Bloodborne
Crazy that this video was the video that made me aware that Kesha put out an album last year.
Being a Kesha fan and a Buckley fan is so fun❤
Don't ever quit Buckley you say what we are all thinking ! Love from the 519
You're one of the only things I enjoy on Saturdays, mista Buckley.
Buckley is like a Saturday morning cartoon for grown ups.
@@Cris43130 1000% agree!
That " another woman beat by Chris " line, was magnificent .
I attended her concert 6 months ago. She’s an incredible singer.l
I kind of prefer this behavior from Kesha (and from Britney). It is a bit outside the norm, but it comes across as way more sincere and real than the whole "pop-star package"
A MattMcMuscles reference? ( Wha Happun? ) Wasn't expecting that but I'm glad to see it. Friday Night Fisticuffs was hype
The Canadians are sponsoring each other!
7:25 "tsk tsk tsk..another woman beat by chris" LMAOOO im weak
I listened to this one Kesha song over and over when I was in high school. It's called "Goodbye", simple lyrics over a simple guitar accompaniment, about her saying goodbye to the man she loved because he had to move to the other side of the world. It wasn't quite Joni Mitchell, but it was good. She sounded great too.
This video hit hard! Also not me being the only person that actually pays attention to and watches those two hour documentaries lol
Yeah he probably wouldn't have started anything with Kim because she could one punch him out.
Is anyone ok in this day and age.
Well, at least we don't tweet about our L of accidentally pissing on our clothes. Like we needed that information.
I haven't heard of Kesha in ages
Well, that last analogy was just...uncalled for lol
Apart from the video being awesome (some great lines on that slide looking at albums that were ranked higher than Kesha's), I nearly died laughing at Buckley's pronunciation of "X" 💀
"another woman beat by Chris" that killed me😂😂😂
I think it's a pretty distasteful thing to say about a woman who has been a victim of abuse, no?
Buckley needs to cover lolcows.
The world needs Buckley diving into the king cobra lore.
I only know whatever this nonsense is that Boogie and them are doing. I don't really know the origin of it.
Man back in the 70s but even in the late 90s to some extent people just assumed musicians were these distant morally ambiguous Greek gods we were never gonna meet.
Even in the 2000s that was still prevalent, but by the mid 2010s social media really killed their mystique
Bro casually dropping another banger 🔥
I read this, and all I thought was "who is Hailey Bieber?".
Kesha tweets like she is on 2010 facebook
"Another woman beat by Chris."
Savage.
Indentured labour contracts were shorter than Kesha’s contract. That’s insane
Doc Luke had to get a return on his investment somehow
Kesha polka will be the next big genre
That Chris Brown album that Kesha's album lost to is over 2 hours long! 30 tracks! (33 if you count the bonus tracks, and 43 if you count the extended edition!)
IDK why, but Buckley's voice and presentation in this video were extra zesty compared to recent times (keep it up man 👍)
This is sad, just really really sad.
Ke$ha is the one who did the "Daisy Dukes, bikinis on top, something something, melt your popsicle" song, right?
That was Katy Perry.
Kesha is unironically great. I get the whole shitting on her earlier discography, but I don't think it was ever all that serious. Songs like Tik Tok, Timber Die Young etc. were always just tongue in cheek party bangers. I don't think that was all the label's doing either, it was just the music she wanted to make at the time. But when she wanted to evolve, they were clearly holding her back and still trying to push her into maintaining the party girl persona, which was disingenious. She clearly has real talent. And I don't see how her voice is bad? It's pretty obvious she's got some pipes, she proved that numerous times. And the reason her latest album didn't do well is because it isn't commercial sounding and the label didn't promote it as she was leaving the label after its release anyways.
0:12 That reference 💀
Kesha with the comeback of the decade to this channel
Gag Order may not have done well commercially and on the charts, but I honestly think it’s a masterpiece
So did you hear any of her singles from that album released last year? I saw several serious music critics put her songs in their top best of the year. (Haven't had the time to listen to them yet though)
Kesha's ultimate legacy is inspiring the name of one of the worst social media platforms today. Of course, that will only go so far until TikTok eventually dies: how many people remember Vine, Myspace, or Friendster?
dude none of this is unique really, you’re being to harsh on her. she’s just a standard 30 something woman.
I always figured Kesha became Quinoa
If she's not busy maybe she can just be on
Helluva Boss again... There's money now in being a beloved furry icon
Also if you're conflicted about watching Helluva Boss or Hazbin Hotel give them a shot and judge them by your own merits. I didn't really want to go anywhere near them for a long while because of the stuff online but I ended up really enjoying both. Helluva Boss also has Richard Horvitz (Zim from Invader Zim, Billy from The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy, among others) as a member of the main cast and a vocal director and I have no doubt he has a huge influence on the brilliant performances. Bryce Pinkham also really stands out as Stolas. Hazbin has an all-broadway/disney experienced cast and the music is great.
Basically, if you like musicals & or animation, don't miss these because the fandom/discourse online can be cringy. They're worth the watch
Sorry for going on a completely unprovoked rant about that, I'm drunk lmao
Actually, I wear overalls a lot and I often think "I bet one of these days one of these straps is gonna land in the toilet."
But, I'd just wash it 🤣
EDIT: LOL I also was in the woods once and made owl sounds. I made owl sounds because there was actually an owl nearby!
Apparently, my owl impression was spot-on, because that thing TRIED TO LAND ON ME!
Either that, or I accidentally called it a slur in Owlish and it wanted to remove my face.
I certainly wasn't gonna stick around to find out! But the next time I walked through those woods at night, IT WAS BACK! Seriously, I think I made it real mad ^^
I can't believe you called it that 😢.
With a hard OO as well 🤦♀️
Not saying Dr. Luke didn't do anything to her. Kesha has always been outlandish, she is cute but nothing special.
Not the Chris Brown comment 😂😂😂😂
Hey Buckley, did you yourself take that picture of the mayonnaise bottle, or is there actually a stock photo out there of a Canadian Hellman's bottle?
That Chris Brown joke tho lol
Tweeting rainbow returns with Kesha who once released an album called Rainbow? 🌈 clever Buckley
I wish I could say I was that clever, but I hadn't thought about that until later. The premise of this video started as "somehow I stumbled upon Kesha's Twitter and I think it's really funny, I think people would enjoy this".
Her last album literally didnt chart good, because Sony sabotaged everything about it. No promo, no anything.. its an album, that goes into details about the last 10 years (lawsuit), how she was silenced and the abuse she endured (as much as she could say) . You should definitely give it a listen. It's a masterpiece.
Actually I have started to like Kesha when she made the album last year
You should do a top 10 Worst genre and make Manele the first on top 10!
I'd have to imagine the reason Kesha got into Fortnite is because she wanted to see what inspired the instant classic Chug Jug With You.
how did i predict this weeks video would be about kesha?
7:29 I chuckled and got a little vodka in my nostril
Buckley please pin this comment and I'll never listen to kesha again.
Looks like you still would
@@MrAllmightyCornholioz oh man you got me.
One does speculate that the insanity spectacle among performers would be reduced if the record labels and their contracts weren't as they've historically been.
0:18 I feel called out.
Buckley I AM making salads, you never gave me an answer: garden or caesar?
I'm a Ceasar guy. But I'll eat a garden if that's what's offered, just to get some color on the plate.
8:47 that's how record deals work lol. Label lends the artist money to make an album, and until it recoups that figure you don't earn royalties. Although nowadays you could easily have a world class sounding album with 20k and the right skills.
Something very strange is going on with Kesha.
Kesha's songs are bops idc. Music has shifted form owning into streaming and the artists got screwed by this. Now it's just a popularity contest.
“Another woman beat by Chris Brown”
🤭
Remember when TikTok was just a God awful song being thrashed on the radio
No, I don't really care about Kesha. I just enjoy watching people fall apart on social media.
It seems like in the music and entertainment business either half of them come out normal and the other half were sexually, mentally or physically abused and they have mental breakdowns one way or another. Fucked up the shit people go through and no one ever steps in if they know what’s happening.
The tour bus thing kesha did seems more rude than anything, and the tweets are just cringe at worst (the motorcycle one is probably safer than it seems).