Both ‘Your Love Is My Drug’ and ‘Take It Off’, one of which could be released as her next single, actually are not the ones Ke$ha really wants.

Ke$ha talked about which single she will release to follow up her hit single “Blah Blah Blah”. In a recent interview, the “Tik Tok” hitmaker said her record label will choose either “Your Love Is My Drug” or “Take It Off” as the third single of her debut album “Animal”.

“If I could pick any song on the record, I’d want it to be ‘Stephen’,” she told Digital Spy. “But I think we’re going for either ‘Your Love Is My Drug’ or ‘Take It Off’. ‘Stephen’ and ‘Animal’ are my two favourites on the album though.”

” ‘Stephen’ shows the vulnerable side of me but it’s still a funny pop song. It’s me saying I’m totally obsessive and in love with this guy, but he’s blowing me off in a pretty funny way. I like ‘Animal’ because it’s one of the last songs I wrote for the record and it just embodies everything I think about humans – it’s my take on human beings as an animal.”

In addition to opening up about her third single, Ke$ha also responded to criticism regarding the similarity of her “Tik Tok” club banger with a song titled “Justice” from a singer named Uffie. “I’ve never heard the song, so I don’t really know, but people are comparing me because they have a very one-dimensional view of who I am. You know, I only have two songs out right now. When people have a better understanding of who I am, what I stand for, what I look like and what my shows are like, I think that’s going to dispel the comparisons,” she said.

Gaining a benefit from post-holiday online shoppers, Ke$ha has broken a record on Billboard chart. Her debut single “Tik Tok”, which is currently sitting at No. 1 on Hot 100, has sold over 610,000 copies in digital purchase, becoming the most downloaded single in a one-week period for a female artist.

The record was previously held by Lady GaGa. Exactly one year ago, the dance queen set a new record with her single “Just Dance” which pulled in 419,000 copies in the digital sale.

In addition, the number also places “Tik Tok” right behind Flo Rida’s “Right Round” as the second-best weekly sum overall. The rapper tops the list with his single “Right Round” which coincidentally has Ke$ha’s vocals on the hook. The song garnered around 636,000 copies on the chart dated Feb. 28, 2009.

Though she is featured in the track, Ke$ha is not credited. Thus, she received “no payment for her work.” Commenting on that matter, she told The New York Times, “You have to be patient, you have to do things right. If you want to be a legitimate artist, it’s more important what you say no to. I knew he would want me to be some sexpot, shake my booty and whatever.”

Source:aceshowbiz.com