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Los Angeles - Kesha made a bra out of her fans' teeth.
The Die Young singer recently asked her followers to send her a tooth each and after receiving over 1 000 teeth, she decided to create a bra, headdress and earrings out of them.
"I asked for them to send me their teeth and I got, like, over 1 000 human teeth. I made it into a bra top, and a headdress, and earrings, and necklaces. I've worn it out," she told BANG Showbiz.
Kesha, who releases her second album Warrior on 3 December, loves feeling a connection with her fans and if she's ever feeling down, she arranges to meet one of them as it makes her realise why she does everything.
Album inspired by fans
"I love them! I call them my family, my animals. This whole record is for them. The book is for them," she said.
"The title of Warrior was inspired by hearing their stories. Anytime I ever get, like ... you know, haven't slept for three days and get exhausted, I meet one of my fanbase and you realise it's worth it just for them. It's all for them. A lot of people have said my music helps them through something.
"I've heard some experiences of online bullying, or a break-up, or even just a work out. And I love hearing that. It all feels totally worth it," Kesha said during the interview.
The Die Young singer recently asked her followers to send her a tooth each and after receiving over 1 000 teeth, she decided to create a bra, headdress and earrings out of them.
"I asked for them to send me their teeth and I got, like, over 1 000 human teeth. I made it into a bra top, and a headdress, and earrings, and necklaces. I've worn it out," she told BANG Showbiz.
Kesha, who releases her second album Warrior on 3 December, loves feeling a connection with her fans and if she's ever feeling down, she arranges to meet one of them as it makes her realise why she does everything.
Album inspired by fans
"I love them! I call them my family, my animals. This whole record is for them. The book is for them," she said.
"The title of Warrior was inspired by hearing their stories. Anytime I ever get, like ... you know, haven't slept for three days and get exhausted, I meet one of my fanbase and you realise it's worth it just for them. It's all for them. A lot of people have said my music helps them through something.
"I've heard some experiences of online bullying, or a break-up, or even just a work out. And I love hearing that. It all feels totally worth it," Kesha said during the interview.
