Kesha has no true talent in terms of singing

Have you ever seen them live? Hardly anyone sings well live and if they do most of the time it is prerecorded. They have to sing loud to be heard over the band and a lot of times they are also dancing. Ever tried to sing while dancing?" Yes, in fact I have. I am a musical theatre performance and so about 75% of the time I'm singing on stage I'm dancing. Loads of singers perform live and dance way more than she does with more skill and advancement and more often and are capable of a better live performance. Yes, I have seen singers such as the ones I named on my last argument live and it was great singing. "Most pop and rock singers are fairly bad in concert. True, she doesn't sing much in her songs but I still think you can't know if she is good until she sings for you personally after warming up." Okay, but what about those who are good in concert and on the radio that aren't hitting the top of the charts? This isn't an argument over whether or not they're good songs and if she can put on a show. I disagree. If someone is a truly talented singer, they will be able to perform admirably unless they are sick or have totally lost their voices or have not warmed up. "Do you know any teenagers? I am a teenager and I don't listen to the radio most of the time." I'm a teenager and I do listen to the radio, but I also listen to my iPod. http://www.marketingcharts.com... This link takes you to a site that states that the majority of people are above 12 and are mostly teenagers and young adults. "She was in tune the whole time." Not true. The beginning was in tune, but the majority of the song of after that was her little talk-singing thing and then some seriously not good singing. It was not good, not horrendous but it was bad. http://www.youtube.com... Listen to the chorus which is actual singing and it sounds like she's singing from her throat and not from her diaphragm. "As to the rest of your argument, you have to realize that almost all of the music on the radio is not written by the "artists". Kesha actually writes her songs. Most of pop music is totally meaningless and I don't necessarily think it is great, but we need to meaningless beats sometimes when we just want to let loose" Okay, um I understand that this isn't about this, but if Ke$ha writes her songs from experience first I fear for her life. Anyways, it would be different if her lyrics were good lyrics or just meaningless words strung into a good beat. The point isn't whether her music is good. As far as I'm concerned, her music is okay to listen to on the radio, b I don't think its fair for her to be swimming in cash when people with these amazing or even just better-than-Ke$ha voices are fighting tooth and nail for a record deal. "I don't know if you've seen live performances but they can't sound like the recording because the recording is changes electronically." Billboard stated that the heavily processed vocals "[made] it hard to tell whether [Kesha can] actually sing." you know, until we saw that performance above. In conclusion, a lot of you're points were targeting MY experiences from what I've heard. I'm around amazing singers everyday who are throwing pirouettes and grand jetes with microphones strapped to their faces under the hot lights of a stage and they don't need electronic editing to have a good voice; they just do. Ke$ha needs electronic editing, but to really earn her right as a true vocal talent, she needs voice lessons.