Chrissy vs. Ke$ha

Back in March 2011 local unsigned artist Chrissy filed a copyright infringement case against Ke$ha and the Dr. Luke camp for the similarity of  Ke$ha’s “Tik Tok” (2009) and her track “My Slushy” (2007) .  After the release of  “Tik Tok” many Chrissy fans instantly pointed out the similarities of the two. Many of them have noted that Ke$ha’s overall vocal style, lyrics and image were borrowed from Chrissy.

“My Slushy” gained wide notoriety in the hit  online Japanese game  “Audition” back in 2006.  Music site Vlaze has also had Slushy up on their site since March 31, 2007.

According to The Hollywood Reporter Gottwald has also been known to fight back with  counter defamation suits when an artist cries foul. “My Slushy” is currently being put to the test in the justice system.  While we await a verdict here’s a sample of verses from both tracks:

While we await the verdict have a listen to some excerpts below:

Ke$ha - "Tik Tok" (2009)

Chrissy - "My Slushy" (2007)

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14 Replies to “Chrissy vs. Ke$ha”

  1. Jam Jar Jimmy

    I always thought the Ke$ha song sounded like it had ripped somewhat from Justice’s Tthheee Ppaarrttyy as well.

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  2. Don Hargraves

    Here’s something else that sounds very much like these two songs: The New Style by the Beastie Boys. Start at 3:24.

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