A couple of months ago, pop singer Kesha released a remix to one of her own songs, which featured huge hip hop artists Wiz Khalifa, Andre 3000, T.I. and Lil Wayne, and now the Kesha 'Get Sleazier' video has been released, and it is one of the strangest things you will see all day.
None of the artists featured in the song make an appearance in the video, including Kesha herself, besides on small TV screens at the end. Instead, the music video stars a group of the pop star's so-called "sleazy" friends, walking around town, getting drunk and causing trouble.
The Kesha 'Get Sleazier' video features a different person awkwardly lip-syncing to each verse, except for Lil Wayne's. Surely, watching an old man mouthing that thanks to his swag, he "can get you pregnant just by looking at you" will be the strangest thing you've seen in a while.
What's Driving This Trend
- Remix Culture
- The Kesha 'Get Sleazier' video showcases the trend of remixing songs and creating unique visual interpretations.
- Celebrity Cameos
- The absence of the featured artists in the Kesha 'Get Sleazier' video highlights the trend of using cameos as a marketing strategy.
- Surrealist Music Videos
- The Kesha 'Get Sleazier' video exemplifies the trend of creating visually bizarre and unconventional music videos.
Who This Affects Most
- Entertainment
- The entertainment industry can capitalize on the trend of remix culture by producing and promoting more remixes of popular songs.
- Advertising
- The absence of featured artists in the Kesha 'Get Sleazier' video presents an opportunity for advertisers to incorporate celebrity cameos in their campaigns.
- Digital Media
- The trend of surrealist music videos creates opportunities for digital media platforms to curate and distribute unique visual content.
