Kesha didn’t know she had a hit on her hands with “Tik Tok.” In fact, the singer once thought the song’s lyrics were “too dumb.” After all, she does sing about swapping toothpaste for ...

Singer Kesha announced that she is changing the first line of her 2010 hit single "Tik Tok" to send a powerful message to Sean “Diddy” Combs amid his ongoing sexual abuse and sex trafficking ...

Kesha Recalls Thinking 'TiK ToK' Was 'Too Dumb' to Release. Why 'Dumber' Was Ultimately 'Better' for the Hit Song. The pop star spoke about making her 2009 debut single, ...

Kesha thought “Tik Tok” was “too dumb” to release. The 38-year-old pop star released the hit single back in August 2009, and Kesha has now confessed to being astonished by the song’s ...

Kesha Originally Thought ‘Tik Tok’ Was ‘Too Dumb’ Before It Became Her Biggest Hit. The track would become the star's first solo Billboard Hot 100 hit.

Kesha recently shared the revelation on The Jennifer Hudson Show. “When I was writing ‘Tik Tok’ it was weird because the dumber it got, the better it got,” she said.

The party don’t stop for Kesha‘s biggest hit, “Tik Tok,” which has remained one of the most popular songs from the late 2000s more than a decade later. But according to the pop star, she ...

As the impending TikTok ban looms over the social media platform, Kesha is reminding fans of the OG "TiK ToK." The star took shared a video on Thursday (Jan. 16), soundtracked by her breakthrough hit.

Kesha has teased a new version of her hit song “Tik Tok”, which contains a reference to the disgraced music mogul Sean “Diddy ...

Kesha thought "Tik Tok" was "too dumb" to release. The 38-year-old pop star released the hit single back in August 2009, and Kesha has now confessed to being astonished by the song's success.

More than 15 years after “TiK ToK” debuted, Kesha admitted she initially thought her iconic party anthem was “too dumb” to be released. During her appearance on The Jennifer Hudson Show ...

Kesha thought 'Tik Tok' was "too dumb" to release. The 38-year-old pop star released the hit single back in August 2009, and Kesha has now confessed to being astonished by the song's success.