She just released a music video for this...

Omg the best song on the album

22 minutes ago, xokuba said:

She just released a music video for this...

I love her but gosh this is so cheap & random.

I'm actually so devastated right now. I just watched the video for Red Flag and I'm sitting here wondering why Kesha decided to give her absolute best song from the Album this treatment. Red Flag is songwriting gold. It's easily in her Top 5 of all time. The hook is an absolute earworm, the production is top-tier, and it has that classic Kesha wit that we fell in love with, but with a matured, polished edge.

It's the definition of the hit that got away.

This song had the potential to be a massive moment for this era, and instead we got... that.

It's frustrating because the replay value of this song is insane. How does a song with zero promo and no single push outperform three actual singles? It has 9 million streams purely because people actually want to hear it. This should have been the main priority after Joyride.

Edited February 5Feb 5 by Fabi20Fabi

It is really not that serious

It deserved a proper, camp music video but whatever, its a cute moment

need this era to end though

2 hours ago, Fabi20Fabi said:

This song had the potential to be a massive moment for this era, and instead we got... that.

It's just a cute thing she did for fun, it's really not that deep

Also, there is already a visualizer for Red Flag that came out alongside the album, so this is just a bonus.

I wish they edited the video in a more chaotic approach, but it got a video that's a bonus. This is an essential Kesha song period.

it got the single treatment as it should

5 hours ago, fountain said:

It is really not that serious

people thinking this would have gone anywhere with a high budget hollywood directed concept music video just say you didn't enjoy that video and go

i actually liked it. it was fun, campy. a bit cringe but that's part of the purpose too. no replay value it's true but it got the essence of the song right me thinks

This is the best song on the album and did indeed deserve better than this more or less totally useless visual. I find it odd to try and center her storyline around "Grammy weekend" like I don't think wrgaf but at least the song got SOMETHING

2 minutes ago, collin said:

This is the best song on the album and did indeed deserve better than this more or less totally useless visual. I find it odd to try and center her storyline around "Grammy weekend" like I don't think wrgaf but at least the song got SOMETHING

I don't think there was any deeper thought behind this considering how messy and impulsive Kesha is.

I guess she was just like: "I wanna do something fun at the Grammys" since she hasn't been there in 8 years and was kinda in the mood for it and then chose Red Flag as the song for it because it's a fan favorite. That's probably the whole story .

Just now, TomTom said:

I don't think there was any deeper thought behind this considering how messy and impulsive Kesha is.

I guess she was just like: "I wanna do something fun at the Grammys" since she hasn't been there in 8 years and was kinda in the mood for it and then chose Red Flag as the song for it because it's a fan favorite. That's probably the whole story .

That's fine I guess! I feel like this whole era has sort of been a fun and impromptu experiment for her. She had every right to do that considering the lack of control she has had in the past! I'd just prefer a bit more structure next go around.

3 hours ago, TomTom said:

I don't think there was any deeper thought behind this considering how messy and impulsive Kesha is.

I guess she was just like: "I wanna do something fun at the Grammys" since she hasn't been there in 8 years and was kinda in the mood for it and then chose Red Flag as the song for it because it's a fan favorite. That's probably the whole story .

When she releases Origami with a music video of her rolling around at the Oscars... omg her mind