Kesha's new album 'Gag Order' debuts at #187 on this week's Billboard 200 with 8300 units sold

[agustinmalandra]

37 minutes ago, i sometimes sing live said:

Uncultured gheys being physically unable to sit through anything that's less than 143 BPM - what else is new?

this is tea. so generic.

 

However, for a christian album it's ok that numbers, I guess.

[AbdulTaylor version]

25 minutes ago, Big guy said:

I swear this because of the the creepy plastic cover 

You are so hot  

[PopA911]

This album made me cry upon first listen. Maybe it wasn’t a commercial success, but the music did connect more this time around & overall Kesha is a great song writer & performer. Rick Rubin did a good job producing the album. 

[Isla]

I didn’t even realise it was out. I don’t think she cares if the album flops though.

[Lane]

Yikes considering all her other albums made the top 10 at least with their debuts. 

Bebe performed better than this. Just sayin'. 

[AII]

I have to admit, thats a lot higher than I expected it to get. And even more than it deserved

 

[PokemonSpears]

7 hours ago, PopA911 said:

Rick Rubin did a good job producing the album. 

I misread that as Erik Rubin (a Mexican singer) and I was like WHAAT

and since he also makes boring songs, it kinda made sense

 

[Freakshow__]

Didnt know she had a new album out. I'll listen to it 

[IsraeliMatt]

3 hours ago, Isla said:

I didn’t even realise it was out. I don’t think she cares if the album flops though.

I guess it's her last album required for Dr. Luke's label, so I've no doubt her finishing the contract is more meaningful to her than the hypothetical commercial success of this album would've been.  

It's her first album that screams "not commercial" to me, so I'm surprised her label allowed it, but maybe they just wanted her deal to be over also. 

[AII]

5 hours ago, Lane said:

Yikes considering all her other albums made the top 10 at least with their debuts. 

Bebe performed better than this. Just sayin'. 

BEBE deserved a lot higher lets be honest

[IsraeliMatt]

I'm shocked, I just checked and learned that this album debuted like 100 spaces below Jewel's recent 13th album. I love Jewel and she still makes a good living, but her audience is more niche now than Kesha's. Like, Kesha's Spotify listenership is more than 10x Jewel's. That put into perspective for me how this album just tanked numbers-wise. 

[BUWYGF]

I mean...the album is bad, i'm sorry  I'm not surprised people are not buying/streaming at all, its just not interesting

[OneLife]

Well, it's pretty obvious why...

[Isla]

8 hours ago, IsraeliMatt said:

I guess it's her last album required for Dr. Luke's label, so I've no doubt her finishing the contract is more meaningful to her than the hypothetical commercial success of this album would've been.  

It's her first album that screams "not commercial" to me, so I'm surprised her label allowed it, but maybe they just wanted her deal to be over also. 

Yeah that sounds about right? Is it worth listening to? Heard it's quite experimental and I'm not sure if I'd like it nnnn

[IsraeliMatt]

8 hours ago, Isla said:

Yeah that sounds about right? Is it worth listening to? Heard it's quite experimental and I'm not sure if I'd like it nnnn

I didn't listen to much of it as I mainly listen to Spanish-language music currently. I think if you just listen to a song or 2 you'll understand what direction she went in and know if it appeals to you. 

[Arianna]

Something To Believe In

Hate me Harder

Eat the Acid

 

are amazing 

[Spicechinodiva]

It's very angry,  and the album cover is a play on the legal term Gag order,  meaning she's been silenced. 

 

It's not for everybody,  it's very angry and wanting revenge on people who did her wrong, it's her therapy album.

 

She'll go back to her sound now it's over.