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" Ke$ha is kerayzee, doncha know - with her anti-pretension stance and brazen sink-weeing exploits, she must leave the industry bleedin&amp;#039; terrified! Thing is though, despite all the obvious reasons why she might annoy you, it was impossible not to smile last year when she gave us &amp;#039;TiK ToK&amp;#039;. Her debut single was so damn hooky that it became easy to push aside any reservations and just throw yo&amp;#039;self onto the dancefloor. Sadly, &amp;#039;Blah Blah Blah&amp;#039; fails to repeat the trick. It&amp;#039;s catchy, sure, but not enough to make you forget yourself the way its predecessor did. Worse still, the words are little more than faux-outrageous, faux-feminist trash. Ke$ha claims she&amp;#039;s taking a table-turning potshot at chauvinistic male rappers, but in truth her lines are just too thick to deliver (&amp;quot;Don&amp;#039;t be a little bitch with your chit chat/ Just show me where your d**k&amp;#039;s at&amp;quot;). It&amp;#039;s a point further undermined by the presence of brain-dead electropop duo 3OH!3 (lose one star, do not pass go). When it comes to Ke$ha&amp;#039;s place in the filth-pop pantheon, Princess Superstar out-smuts her, Peaches has bigger balls, Lolita Storm offer much more sexual aggression and mainstream rival Lady GaGa has a far superior line in sex puns. Disco Stick 1 - Glove Box 0.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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