.KeshaRose is back to club bangers with new night-out anthem Tonight
"Bitch, we going out tonight / Bitch, we going out,"
a mysterious voice says, completely shifting the tone of the track."B-b-bitch, we going out tonight / Bitch, pick up your phone." Similar to"Tik Tok," the song chronicles yet another wild night out with her girlfriends:"Okay, we're going out tonight, don't wanna stay home / I got my girls to call the Uber 'cause I can't find my phone." Confirmed: She's still just as messy, wild, and fun as she was a decade ago.
For more proof that the pop star is back to embracing her party anthem roots, she goes on to sing about"looking for some trouble like we hunting for treasure" and hiding wine in her friend's backpack. And while we've loved Kesha through all of her eras, returning to the sound that had us all passionately singing about brushing our teeth with a bottle of Jack just feels so right., which comes out on Friday , this song will certainly do it.
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