Kesha gave details about her creepy touring habits during an interview with Andy Cohen’s podcast
During the long tour period, Kesha makes a point of making its employees, dancers and band as comfortable as possible – or not. on the podcast of Andy CohenSiriusXM, the singer revealed to avoid fancy five-star hotels to accommodate her staff in “haunted or supernatural houses”.
When I go on tour, the band and dancers say, ‘Let’s stay at the W’ and I always say, ‘No, we’re going to Amarillo, Texas. And we’ll stay in a haunted brothel and they’ll ‘You’re a bitch'”
The pop star also gave details about what they do during the break between one performance and another. “I make us all camp out and look for aliens or, like, stop at haunted brothels,” she comments.
the fascination of Kesha by Aliens and Haunted Houses is well documented, mostly thanks to your podcast Kesha and the Creepies, in which she explores subjects from the occult, urban legends, psychedelic art, astrology and the like. At the moment, Kesha is teasing Conjuring Kesha, your new supernatural TV show on Discovery +.
Kesha previously revealed to Entertainment Weekly why he likes to study and debate on supernatural and occult themes. “I have had so many experiences in this incarnation that I simply cannot ignore or explain. The scary and the inexplicable is what keeps life magical, so let’s talk about that.”
Cohen asked the Kesha if her dancers accept her ‘creepy shows’, but according to her, they knew what they signed up for. “My dancers have been with me for 12 years honey, if they didn’t like it they could have gone,” she said. “They love it because I’m a crazy f*t*f*t*.”
Source: Rollingstone
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