Ke$ha admitted in a 2012 Rolling Stone interview that she forced all the men who came on to her bus to drop their trousers so she could emasculate them by taking pictures of their junk. Rolling Stone had no criticism for this.

serpentineeyelash · 2019-08-15T06:21:37+00:00

Wow. I will have to add Ke$ha to my list of female celebrities who should have been #MeTooed.

Come to think of it, isn't Ke$ha the one who sued her producer or someone for rape? She doesn't have a leg to stand on if she routinely sexually harasses men on her tour bus.

Another recent addition to the list is Katy Perry: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7349551/Male-model-accuses-Katy-Perry-pulling-pants-expose-birthday-party.html

mtcapri · 2019-08-14T23:39:20+00:00

Relevant section of the interview for those who don't want to skim the article for it:

You just wrote a memoir. Is there anything the lawyers made you take out of it?

Yeah, I had to leave out the photos I collected while I was on tour for the past 18 months. Whenever a man came onto my bus, he had to drop trou, and I took a Polaroid of him, just to emasculate him and make sure he knew he was in the vagina jungle. That’s what I call my bus. Some of the guys were wearing man-panties — but even if they were free-balling, there were no exceptions; they had to pose for a photo. I tried, I really tried to use these photos in my book. But I think it’s illegal, technically.

Speaking of illegal, do you smoke pot?

Leinadro · 2019-08-16T23:34:43+00:00

I really hope she was trolling but I get the feeling she is not.

slothbuddy · 2019-08-15T19:52:00+00:00

Were these fans who wanted to party with her or were they her crew? That's a pretty important distinction

Ke$ha admitted in a 2012 Rolling Stone interview that she forced all the men who came on to her bus to drop their trousers so she could emasculate them by taking pictures of their junk. Rolling Stone had no criticism for this.

Crosspost "Ke$ha fondly recalls forcing all the men who came on to her bus to strip so she could take photos in order to "emasculate" them. She wanted to print these in her book but her lawyers said that would be illegal. Technically. Lol" from /r/Egalitarianism:

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