Pebe Sebert, mother of songwriter and music artist Kesha, has admitted to writing a line about notorious serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer in her daughter’s 2010 track “Carnival.” . netflix Mini Series Monsters: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story.
Sebert, 66, tick tock She revealed the author of her song on Sunday.
“The context of the lyrics that haunts people now, 12 years later,” she said in the caption.
Update: Peebe Sebert, 66, mother of songwriter and music artist Kesha, is under scrutiny for the success of her Netflix miniseries, and her daughter’s 2010 track Cannibal is the infamous serial killer Jeffrey. I admit that I wrote a line about Dahmer.Monsters: The Story of Jeffrey Dahmer
In the clip, she said, “The whole Jeffrey Dahmer lyric in Cannibal is a big controversy right now. I just wanted to say a little bit about it because that was the line I wrote in Cannibal.”
Sebert said that “at the time” the song was written, “Kesha and the other writers were too young to even know who Jeffrey Dahmer was.”
Sebert detailed the creative process using the name of a serial killer whose acts of cannibalism and necrophilia made national headlines.
“Literally the reason it happened is because we have a rhyming program for songwriters called Master Writer,” she said. But at the end of the widest rhyme was Jeffrey Dahmer. I thought, “Oh my god, perfect lyrics.”
Sebert explained that Kesha and another writer were too young to know who Dahmer was.
Sebert said the lyrics were not written with the intention of “having family members involved in this and being indifferent to those who have lost loved ones”.
Sebert said the lyrics were not written with the intention of “having family members involved in this and being indifferent to those who have lost loved ones”.
The songwriter apologized to “those who lost family members in this tragedy” and “didn’t mean to hurt or offend anyone at all”.
She said, “At the time, that was the song we were writing about Kesha. It was a silly, funny song. It wasn’t really about cannibalism. It was just the title.”
Sebert noted the controversy because the miniseries was “something to grab attention”, the songs “have been out for over a decade, maybe nearly 12 years”, and “not something we wrote recently”. is happening.’
“At the time, Jeffrey Dahmer was just part of the culture…everyone had been talking about him for years. What he did was so extreme, worse than anyone knew.”
The songwriter apologized to “those who lost family members in this tragedy” and “didn’t mean to hurt or offend anyone at all”.
In a clip she posted on social media sites, the musical artist was in a car.
The notorious Milwaukee serial killer killed 17 people between 1978 and 1991. In 1992, he was found guilty of his 16 murders and sentenced to life in prison on 16 counts.
He was beaten to death with a metal bar in November 1994 by Christopher Scarver, another inmate at the Columbia Correctional Institution in Portage, Wisconsin.
Kesha too Katy Perry and Kesha dealt with backlash over lyrics that referred to Dahmer after its release. netflix Series, Monsters: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story.
twitter Users called out Cannibal and Perry’s 2013 track Dark Horse for mentioning the notorious killer in numerous tweets.
Kesha sings “I’ll pull a Jeffrey Dahmer” on her track and Juicy J, featured on Dark Horse, says, “She’ll eat your heart out like Jeffrey Dahmer.”
‘Disrespectful to victims’ families’: Katy Perry and Kesha face backlash over lyrics that refer to serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer.
“It still shakes me when I hear the line ‘She eats your heart out like Jeffrey Dahmer’ in a Dark Horse song. I always let her daughter go around the station. Too bad for the victim’s family. I hope you can remember it while watching Netflix. We apologize for their loss,” one Twitter user tweeted.
Another Twitter user called on Katy to apologize for the “vile” and “awful” lyrics.
Why is no one blaming Katy Perry for allowing her hit song to have such despicable and awful lyrics? I chose to glorify inhumane behavior in . My stomach actually hurts. she should apologize.
Juicy J was also called out for singing the lyrics.
“I know the depth of what Jeffrey Dahmer did….what he said in that Katy Perry song is wrong,” another post said.
Complaints: Twitter users expressed their anger at the post-release lyrics of the Netflix series.
One Twitter user said he would be removing Cannibal from his playlist.
“I just found out who Jeffrey Dahmer is and that his name is well known because Kesha put his name in the lyrics of her song ‘Cannibal’. I knew Why do we give fandom to these sick people!? Of course Netflix is making a series about it. Murder makes (dollar pile emoji),” an outraged fan posted.
“Jeffrey Dahmer’s casual mention in Kesha’s song Cannibal never really sunk in until now. Oh my god,” another tweeted.
what! ?Some Twitter users slammed those who were offended by the years-old song
However, some people have criticized Twitter users, suggesting they’re just attacking the song to stay “relevant.”
“This song was trending 2 F**KING YEARS AGO but no one noticed the lyrics. Now there’s a documentary about Jeffrey Dahmer and suddenly everyone is upset and attacking Kesha 90% of people don’t even care that they want to be involved,” noted one Twitter user.
“It’s really weird that you’re so young through this Netflix series the only reason you know who Jeffrey Dahmer is. Sorry too late for that,” another tweeted.
The monstrous killer also committed necrophilia and cannibalism, dismembering and preserving many of the bodies of his victims.
His gruesome crimes are being retold in a new 10-part Netflix show called Monsters: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story, which premieres September 21 and stars Evan Peters, Niecy Nash, Molly Ringwald and Richard Jenkins. increase.
Dahmer, who came to be known as the Milwaukee Cannibal, wreaked havoc across Wisconsin from 1978 to 1991.
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