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Kesha changes lyrics to 'F*** Diddy'
Kesha, known for her line "Wake up in the morning feeling like P. Diddy" in her late 2000s hit "Tik Tok," switched up the lyrics during her performance at WeHo Pride's OUTLOUD festival.
LOS ANGELES - Kesha is making it clear she wants no part of Sean "Diddy" Combs.
The singer, who headlined WeHo Pride's OUTLOUD music festival this weekend, performed her hit song "Tik Tok" during Friday's live performance. For those familiar with the song, it was known for featuring the lyric, "Wake up in the morning feeling like P. Diddy."
When the song came out in 2009, Kesha was likely implying in the lyrics that she was partying hard and waking up hungover like the music mogul did during his heydays. That once-iconic line, however, has since aged poorly as Diddy is at the center of a federal investigation, in addition to the disgraced music mogul getting caught beating his then-girlfriend Cassie on a hotel surveillance camera.
With the controversy surrounding Diddy in mind, Kesha switched up the lyrics when she performed Tik Tok on Friday, screaming expletives instead of paying homage to the music mogul. In the NSFW, but updated version of her song, Kesha shouted, "Wake up in the morning like F*** P. Diddy," drawing cheers from the crowd.
Kesha had previously switched up the song lyrics during her Coachella performance earlier in the Spring (also NSFW, for those reading this around younger viewers):
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