Kesha reminds me to think ‘bitch tok’ was ‘too stupid’ to release

KeshaS “Tik Tok” Probably won’t win a Pulitzer price at any time soon – but it’s part of its charm.

In a new interview at Jennifer Hudson ShowThe Grammy-nominated pop star opened up to make her debut single 2009-single “Tik Tke” and initially thought the song was “Too Dumb” to release.

Hudson, 43, picked up the song and asked Kesha, 38, if she knew it would be a hit. “No, oh my good”, exclaimed “Joyride” singer for “Tik Tok”, who hit No. 1 at Message board Hot 100 and has since been certified 12 times platinum by Riaa.

“When I wrote ‘Tik Tok’, it was strange, because the stupid it got, the better it got,” Kesha explained. “Which was confusing, because I like to think of myself as a pretty intelligent person. But it just got stupid and stupid and better and better.”

“When I listened to the final product,” she added, “I was like,” this is too stupid. “And it’s like 1.5 billion flows at this time.”

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The Songwriting process was completely different from how Kesha learned to create texts from her mother, Pebe Sebertwho found success from composing the country song “Old Flames Can’t Hold A Candle to You”, as Dolly Parton Recorded and released in 1980.

“My mom is a songwriter, and she taught me to write songs because I was little. I would go to the studio with her and fall asleep in the guitar case,” she recalled. “I would come home from school, and I would be like, ‘mom, this boy was meant for me,’ and she would be like ‘write a song about it.’ It was like how we handled everything as a family. ”

Whether she writes “stupid” texts or draws from real experiences, Kesha may make every music -related decision these days as CEO of her own label, Kesha Records, through which her new album . (PERIOD) will be released on July 4th.

“This is the first album I have legal rights to my own voice,” said “Yippe-Ki-Yay” artist, previously signed to RCA Records. “I am really excited for the world to hear this because I have checked everything. I have written every song, co -produced everything. It is my own record label, it has been all my vision, all my words, very hard work, a lot of joy.”

Kesha described the album as “really to come home to myself and feel what freedom really looks like, feels like, sounds like.”

“Boy crazy”, the next single from . (PERIOD)Coming out Friday 16 May.