I guess not, the video is by College Humor so it's obviously a parody, but the fact that I had to stop and think about it for a second while I was watching it is all that really needs to be said about Kesha (yea I'm dropping the $ sign from her name from here forward, you're a blonde white girl, get over it). Anytime a low budget parody of one of your songs can easily be confused for your actual song you've got to seriously question your artistic integrity.
This got me thinking about all the weirdo-girl artists there are out there now. Its like the bizarro late 90's where you had normal teen tart pop stars Britney, Christina, Mandy Moore, and probably a couple others that I've forgoten by now. They've been replaced by a slew of weirdo "artists" Gaga, Kesha, Rihanna, Katy and even to a lesser extent Fergie Just a really bizarre pop music scene right now full of horrendous outfits. I may be swinging into Grumpy Old Man mode but I miss the days when pop stars were famous for their risque lyrics and their innocent looks that caught the attention of teens and pedophiles alike. Now it seems like all you have to do is see how many odd ball props you can attach to a leotard and wait around for someone to notice.