Tik-Tok, the video-sharing social networking service is changing hip-hop as we know it. While the genre itself has only been in existence for about 48 years, Tik Tok is unintentionally changing ...

Sean “Diddy” Combs is such an icon that he’s shown up in popular culture several times. For example, chart-topping diva Kesha discusses feeling like Diddy in her song “Tik Tok.” Kesha revealed a ...

The change Kesha promised in her 2010 hit song is nearly here, but the singer wastes no time giving Diddy the middle finger amid his incarceration. The embattled rapper is behind bars following his ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The kids are all over it — and the celebs are too! Tik Tok has taken the internet by storm with its short-form clips reminiscent ...

“TiK ToK” is one of Kesha’s most famous songs; however, she wasn’t a big fan of some of its lyrics. She worried one line of the song didn’t make any sense. Regardless, two of her collaborators ...

Celebrating the 15 year anniversary of the release of her first hit, “TiK ToK,” Kesha announced to social media that she planned to re-record the track once she has “the legal rights to.” The pop star ...

American singer and songwriter Kesha has just made a wild revelation about one of her hit songs, TiK ToK. The popular soundtrack came out in 2020 belonging to her debut studio album, animal. TiK ToK ...

Kesha has teased a new version of her signature hit, which takes out a flattering reference to Sean “Diddy” Combs. The chart-topping singer burst onto the music scene in 2009 with her song TiK ToK, ...

AllHipHop caught up with Sueco The Child to discuss the impact of “Fast,” utilizing Tik Tok, and Kid Cudi’s influence on the rap game. Hailing from Pasadena, the 22-year-old rapper exploded on the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Kesha has teased a new version of her hit song “Tik Tok”, which contains a reference to the disgraced music mogul Sean “Diddy” ...

"Do it for the Vine" was the unofficial slogan of the now-defunct, once wildly popular short-form video app Vine. You'd hear people shout it from behind their phone cameras as they filmed their ...