Kesha – Cannibal

Review

Okay, let me take you on a wild trip back to the glittery days of 2010 with Kesha’s EP "Cannibal." This dance-pop gem, a juicy follow-up to her debut "Animal," dropped on November 19, 2010, and boy, did it solidify Kesha's knack for crafting addictive, high-octane tracks that keep you grooving like no one’s watching. The EP spills over with catchy hooks and unapologetically fierce lyrics, all wrapped up in a slick, modern production done by heavyweights like Dr. Luke, Benny Blanco, and Max Martin.

Picture this: It's the era of neon leggings and oversized shades, and Kesha’s anthem "We R Who We R" blasts through your handheld radio, urging you to embrace your unique self with zero apologies. "Cannibal" is all about that raw, unfiltered confidence, making you feel like you can conquer the world—one glitter-infused, bass-thumping beat at a time. Some might say the lyrics dabble in the shallow end, swimming through a sea of vocal effects, but Kesha’s authenticity and charisma shine brighter than a disco ball at a 90s rave. This EP is not just a listen—it's a high-energy ride that cements Kesha's rising star power in the pop galaxy. So throw on those jelly shoes, crank up the volume, and let yourself get lost in the unapologetic vibes of “Cannibal.” - Brooke