'I loved what I was doing when I was doing it,' Kesha told Rolling Stone about her former self. She's evolved so much as an artist over the years, but that doesn't take away from her past. Rainbow, the launch of Kesha's newest era, continues this hopeful journey. 'We're all very supportive of each other and very loving, and I think it's partly because Kesha's music is about love and acceptance, so we have that not only with ourselves, but with each other, and we accept and love each other's differences.' 'We're not like, oh no, I didn't get a picture with Kesha but you did,' Seidita continued.

'I feel like we all resonate with her music, which makes us feel like we resonate with each other,' he said. Nico Seidita, 19, another dedicated fan, called the fandom a 'family.' He's attended 10 Kesha concerts and met her five separate times. 'The lessons I've learned from Kesha through her music allowed me to not think twice in the moment, but it's insane to reflect and see her impact,' he said. They were the only gay couple at prom that year. Around 2013, he launched the self-described 'official Twitter account for the #FreeKesha Movement.' Like many fandoms, Kesha's Animals thrive on social media, but their community and passion extends into real life, too.Įisele's date to senior prom? A guy he met on Kesha's Warrior tour.

Michael Eisele, 20, first 'found safety' in Kesha's music during middle school, a 'hard time for everyone,' he said.

Aulet at Irving Plaza for Kesha's Rainbow tour on October 10, 2017.

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