Ten Kesha Songs You Should Have on Your Playlist
March 22, 2016 By Julia Fechter
Although she has not released any new music since 2013, possibly because of a nasty legal battle with her producer, Dr. Luke, Kesha fans can still enjoy her music.
Many people can relate to Kesha's fearless, bubbly take on relationships and having fun. Here are ten of Kesha's songs that will take you back to some great times you've had.
"It's the first song I heard by Kesha. I just liked the beat. It's very upbeat, and that's the kind of music I like," said Lauren Wilkins, a sophomore marketing major.
Grow A Pear
This is for all the people that are searching for someone who is both independent and fun to be around.
All of us have that one place where we can just be ourselves, and have a good time with friends.
"It brings back a lot of memories from whenever I was in middle school. I used to listen to that song all the time with my friends. We used to listen to it at middle school dances," said Mallory Hein, a freshman pre-veterinary major.
Die Young
Make the most of your break from classes with this Kesha song that is all about living in the moment!
We R Who We R
"It's very inspiring. You feel like you can be whoever you want to be," said Alexis Williams, a fashion merchandising and history major.
Your Love Is My Drug
Kesha speaks to those who have been head-over-heels for another person with this song.
Kiss N Tell
"Kiss N Tell" offers a playful perspective on the consequences of revealing one's relationship mistakes.
The Harold Song
This hidden jewel takes an honest look at heartbreak. The vivid lyrics and stripped-down nature of the song make it a worthy complement to Kesha's more upbeat songs.
"Blow" is all about having a good time, no matter what. Here are too some crazy memories!
Feature photo courtesy of Vevo
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Julia Fechter
Julia Fechter is a senior multimedia journalism major and Japanese minor from Statesboro, Georgia. Julia is back from a semester studying abroad in Nagoya, Japan, and she is now the Culture Editor for The George-Anne Reflector. She wears many hats from photography aficionado to Vice President of Georgia Southern's Society of Professional Journalists. To keep up with all of her adventures, follow her on Twitter @juliamariesays.
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