Originally Posted by DCART

holy shit you all give me headaches

This.

Good on Nate for getting recognition/paid to do what he loves, can't fault him on that.

Originally Posted by vincelac

nah man. i went to their most recent philly show with my girlfriend. about 86% of the people attended were chicks. a good 80% of those girls looked like they were younger than 16 (braces, makeup overload, looking like children). writing with carly rae jepsen and ke$ha basically guarantees them a spot on the next kidz bop album.

you do realize he's been a struggling artist for almost a decade?

Originally Posted by iseethesun123

Lol at people hating on this. The dude has successfully made a THRIVING career out of music. From co-writing for people (cause lets face it, his ear for pop music is almost untouchable) to breaking records with his own band, this is all great news. I know most of AP is stuck up and think that their shit doesn't stink and that pop music is horrible (ironic because you listen to pop-punk ala All Time Low and ciriticize this) but I personally am happy for Nate and hope he continues to do co writes for big stars and becomes one himself (even more so).

This, this, this, times a million.

Originally Posted by CluckyB

Why is everyone complaining about this?

At the very worst, Ke$ha still ruins the song and Nate gets some money. I could understand people getting if the next fun. album contained "We Are Still Young (ft. Ke$ha)" but don't really see the beef here. Matt Thiessen helped write "Good Time", that doesn't say anything less about Relient K.

he also co-wrote a bunch on Katy Perry's first album

Originally Posted by blindrider529

I'm always trying to figure out which is cooler: being part of the backlash or being part of the backlash against the backlash.

couldn't have said it any better

I knew he's been going downhill and I'm not sure how someone can disagree with me on this one.

Originally Posted by anamericangod

You're right. Since he has been successful in the past and is talented, we should defend his collaboration with an abortion of an artist.

It's evident Ke$ha doesn't take herself too seriously. Not entirely sure why you (and a handful of other people here), in turn, are. It's pop music, it can be fun(.) sometimes for the sake of fun.

Originally Posted by incognitojones

I wouldn't worry man, Dr. Luke is on board. It'll probably be more like one of his songs and have a little fun. influence.


the first part or me thinking that song is awesome? Cause i've played it like ten times today no lie.

You right. Dr. Luke doesn't seem to fuck around. If anything I feel like the vocals on the track will have that dramatic tone you hear on fun. tracks.

Originally Posted by Zee-Brah!

you do realize he's been a struggling artist for almost a decade?

dude has been dropped from three labels in one year or whatever before the format breaking up. i know. still a little wary about how quickly he's going in the direction that he's headed. only time will tell.

fun. working with Carly Rae Jepsen seems a lot better now.

Originally Posted by JimmyAveningo

lol...this is called selling out ladies and gentleman.

I could hardly disagree with you more. This does not fit my definition of selling out, at all. I'd be interested in hearing why you feel like someone writing songs on the side for another artist is selling out.

Does she still "sing" about being a coked-up prostitute?

I'm serious.

she's not that bad

get over yourselves

who next? nicki minaj?

Man, I really don't like Dr. Luke from what everyone says about him.

awesooome i love ke$ha