Kesha reveals unexpected revelation about her hit single "TiK ToK"
The Real Story Behind Kesha's 'TiK ToK': A Surprising Confession
Looks like pop sensation Kesha has spilled some tea about one of her smash hits, the unforgettable 'TiK ToK'.
This infectious tune, a staple of her 2009 debut studio album, 'Animal', quickly became a global sensation, seizing the #1 spot on Billboard Hot 100 and catapulting Kesha into stardom.
Interestingly enough, it seems the chart-topping artist didn't predict her own success with 'TiK ToK'. During an appearance on Jennifer Hudson's show, Kesha candidly admitted, "No, oh my God!" when asked if she anticipated its meteoric rise.
Kesha explained that crafting 'TiK ToK' was an odd experience, as the more simplistic and catchy it got, the better it seemed to become. A bit perplexed, she shared, "When I was writing 'TiK ToK', it was weird, because the dumber it got, the better it got. Which was confusing, because I like to think of myself as a fairly intelligent human being."
When she finally listened to the final product, she confessed feeling underwhelmed, expressing, "When I listened to the final product. I was like, 'This is too dumb.' And it's like 1.5 billion streams at this point."
Apparently, her doubts about the song's simplicity didn't stop 'TiK ToK' from collecting accolades and dominating the airwaves for months. A testament to the song's enduring power and appeal, it remains a defining tune of its era.
- Kesha, during her interview on Jennifer Hudson's show, confessed that she didn't anticipate the meteoric rise of her hit single 'TiK ToK' among us, the world's celebration of entertainment and celebrities.
- Despite feeling underwhelmed about the simplicity of 'TiK ToK', the song garnered 1.5 billion streams worldwide and became a defining tune of its era, solidifying Kesha's status as a pop sensation.
- The surprising confession from Kesha reveals that the more simplistic and catchy 'TiK ToK' became while writing, the better it seemed to Kesha, a self-proclaimed intelligent human being, indicating an unexpected approach to creating her global hit.
