Ray, the singer’s tour manager, briefs her about the upcoming dates. The cartwheel slip-up did not go unnoticed in the review, which describes her as “not a normal pop star.” Her mother, Pebe, and brother, Lagan, join her to discuss a review of her concert the night before. The next morning, Ke$ha feeds her nephew. Cut to her tearing up da club and then making out with a long-haired dude.

Ke$ha peels off her costume after the show to tell the story of a botched cartwheel on stage. Meanwhile, I am also dripping in sweat from having to furiously type more dollar signs than I have ever typed in a single recap. Behind the scenes, after a concert, Ke$ha looks like she just ran a marathon, dripping in sweat and covered in smeared eyeliner and glitter. Men in unicorn masks, blasting glitter guns from the stage. We see a glorious montage of Ke$ha on stage, in fishnets and headdresses.

The result is Ke$ha: My Crazy Beautiful Life. He explains that he took the chance that his sister might be onto something with this songwriting thing (despite his advice that she not drop out of high school to pursue it) and he decided to capture on video her ascent to the glitter-pop throne starting in 2011. A voiceover starts from Lagan Sebert, Ke$ha’s older brother, also the director of the series. We start with some cute home videos of a three-year-old Kesha (minus the dollar sign at that age) playing on the piano wearing, surprisingly, no body jewels or feathers.

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