At least 2 out of 4 POTP writers are no fans of Ke$ha. I don't know where Cheesus stands, but I like this chick. When Ke$ha first hit the scene with her annoying but catchy debut single, I told myself that she's a one-hit wonder - that was the only way I could garner the courage to walk in a nightclub or get any sleep at night! But then one of my blogging buddies gave me her albums, and she became one of my feminist heroes.

Ke$ha says "I’m just talking about men the way they’ve talked about women for years. I want to do it back to them.” She does that, and she does it well. If you've heard her entire albums, I think you may agree. LOVE her lyrics.

Another thing that I love about Ke$ha is that she's not your stereotypical beauty. She's far from it, but she owns it and she makes it work by going the eccentric route like Lady Gaga so that we won't be distracted by her face.

Bitch magazine said: "Her lyrics reveal a confidence that, knowingly or not, turns the traditional male-chauvinist, sexist attitude on its head to deploy the same tactics for her own purposes."

... And for that reason, I think she's boss. Her lyrics are filled with empowering messages and her stuff is great for young women to listen to so that some of her confidence and street smarts may rub off on 'em. She also looks so much better without the crazy makeup!!!! Terry Richardson always does a great job with his subjects.