While the world celebrates the unveiling of Coachella’s 2011 lineup, Ke$ha took a moment to slither over to Billboard and drop details about her upcoming Get $leazy tour of the U.S. (or, as I call it, “Dear America: F*** You. Sincerely, Kei$ha.”).
Citizens of Nashville, Tennessee are still suffering from a massive flood which occurred last weekend. As a major music city, there are also currently many musicians who are currently suffering from the damage the water has done to their instruments and and gear. It’s surprising to finally hear the media talking about this natural disaster since the nation has done everything we could for Haiti’s earthquake. However, people are finally giving what they can to those in need.
Sigh… Although there are plenty of music artists out there reinventing the wheel with their talent we can’t really say Ke$ha supports this theory. With a sorority anthem for the hit, “TiK ToK,” she became one of the record breaking artists in regards to digital sales and also managed to stay on top of the charts for numerous and consecutive weeks. However, there isn’t much (if any) substance in her music.
Pop singer/Uffie sound-a-like, Ke$ha, seemed to blow up out of nowhere with her hit single, “Tik Tok, an anthem for sorority girls everywhere. The song alone made digital sales history and her debut album, Animal, was received well by her fans.
However, it looks like she’s been knocked out off her high throne as Vampire Weekend‘s sophomore album, Contra, has replaced her at the #1 spot in the US Pop album chart. According to Billboard via (Reuters), Vampire Weekend has sold 24,000 copies during its first week on sale and was the only debut to appear in the top 10.
