allibastor wrote: » Just listening to this on the radio this morning. Not looking to get into he ins and out of it, but I would imagine your man Dr. Luke's career will be in tatters, even if innocent. Bit mad of a thing to come out with if its not true. All the support Kesha receives would show that a lot agree of the naming, but is it not jumping the gun a bit.
Sonics2k wrote: » A lot of other female singers, as well as male singers, have made very similar claims about the man over the years, but none were able to go to court. Sadly, it is a fact of the world that people in certain positions are very hard to actually take to court, look at R Kelly for example, who still has a music career. I think the big mistake Kesha made in this case is that because she hasn't actually pressed charges against him, the court had no actual reason to break the contract.
razorblunt wrote: » This popped up in my FB newsfeed yesterday too, some guy commented to point out that he's only been accused of it on a thread of a female author who was sharing the story, holy crap was he destroyed for it!
suicide_circus wrote: » No smoke without fire!
fullstop wrote: » I think I know the page you're talking about...did the same person have an article about her ex boyfriend and the UCD scandal? Think there was a thread on here about it.
allibastor wrote: » To be honest only a few know if its true or not. More my point was, with all the sensations of this now online, the like of Taylor Swift giving over 250K etc, has this signed your mans career over now. Surley no-one will work with him again after this.R-Kelly, as pointed out above, he has a career, but no-where near as big as he once was. I suppose Sony cant axe him, or break contract with Kesha as it will show an admission of guilt.
razorblunt wrote: » I'm not sure, I think this she's an author (along the lines of those new age Mills & Boon type stuff). Got the impression she's American but I could be wrong, I'll see if I can dig it out.
BattleCorp wrote: » If Kesha was abused/raped:- I can see why she didn't go to the police early on in her career? Some people put up with unacceptable behaviour if they are in a vulnerable position (such as someone starting out in the music business). That said, she is no longer in a vulnerable position. Why has she still not gone to the police regarding this claim?
rusty cole wrote: Ah yer wan in her knickers trying to be as slutty as the rest of them.
SEPT 23 1989 wrote: » Any relation of Dr Hook?
rusty cole wrote: » Ah yer wan in her knickers trying to be as slutty as the rest of them. I'd say the stories behind closed doors would chill you to the bone. she was happy enough with him when she was a nobody, now she's more famous it's easy to shout rape given his colourful past!! they can get harassment and rape from a guy staring at a girl in America!! this is the same country that passed a food law stating PIZZA was a vegetable because it had tomato paste on it!! ha ha ha just so Pizza hut could supply canteens in schools!! amazing!! bloody Americans.
thattequilagirl wrote: » Because life isn't black and white? Because she feared not being believed? A fear that is substantiated by a quick read of this thread Because she was suffering from some kind of PTSD? Because she thought it might damage her career?
Toobz wrote: » Why are you so focused towards it being a lie by Kesha? If anything, that's jumping the gun.
ghostdancer wrote: » because going to the police would lead to a criminal trial which would actually require some proof. it's very easy to make claims as part of a civil case regarding employment contracts when you know that the judge isn't ruling on whether or not those abuse allegations are true.
mickstupp wrote: » Yep. There it is. Knew I shouldn't have kept reading.