Ke$ha

Ke$ha, also known as Kesha Rose Sebert, is an American singer-songwriter who gained prominence in the late 2000s. Born on March 1, 1987, in Los Angeles, California, Ke$ha grew up in a musical family and was inspired by her mother, a songwriter. She first caught the attention of the music industry when she provided vocals for the 2009 Flo Rida hit, "Right Round." Later that year, Ke$ha released her debut single, "Tik Tok," which became a worldwide chart-topper and showcased her unique blend of pop and electro-pop genres. Her debut album, "Animal," was released in 2010 and achieved commercial success, becoming one of the best-selling albums of that year. Ke$ha's distinctive style, characterized by catchy hooks, energetic performances, and rebellious lyrics, has resonated with audiences globally. Notably, she co-wrote all the songs on her debut album. Throughout her career, Ke$ha has faced personal and legal challenges, including a highly publicized legal battle against her former producer, Dr. Luke, alleging sexual assault and emotional abuse. Despite these hurdles, Ke$ha has continued to create music, releasing albums such as "Warrior" (2012) and "Rainbow" (2017). With her enthusiastic fan base (known as "Animals") and her unapologetic approach to music, Ke$ha has solidified her place in the music industry, empowering listeners with anthems like "We R Who We R" and "Praying" that focus on self-acceptance and overcoming adversity.