14 DAY TRIAL // Not long ago, John Mayer was a name that few female stars wanted to be associated with, especially knowing his penchant for spilling the beans to the media once he was done with them. However, Ke$ha is not like any other female celeb out there, which is why she can easily tell him there’s too much “blah blah blah” coming from his direction, as AceShowbiz can confirm.
The exchange of (more or less flirty) lines took place on Twitter – out of all places – and it began when Mayer decided to take to the popular microblogging site to express his new-found love of the young and glittery star. He even cracks a joke starting from a line from her hit single “TiK ToK,” which is why she responds to him in the same manner, quoting a line from her latest song released, called “Blah Blah Blah.”
“Dear Ke$ha, you have won me over with your tricks and charms and I must tell you I really like your song [‘TiK ToK’]. Though I must add I tried brushing with a bottle of Jack and I chipped a tooth on the glass. Where might I remit an invoice?” Mayer writes on his Twitter page. He then returns with a message for his followers, saying, “Stop telling your friends you detest the ke$ha song and then dancing to it at home. How about some accountability, people?”
Ke$ha, on the other hand, did not remain deaf to Mayer’s words, though perhaps her answer was not quite what he might have expected, especially given his Don Juan-esque reputation. “dear john mayerrr. Don’t be a little [expletive] wit ur chit chat. Jus $how me whur ur [expletive]’s at. x” the singer writes, paraphrasing a line from her latest single, “Blah Blah Blah,” for which an official video was out late last week, as we also informed you.
As we were also telling you on past occasions, Mayer is known for having his way with the ladies, but he has a reputation for selling them out afterwards as well. For instance, in one of his most recent interviews, the singer openly talked about the relationships he had with Jessica Simpson and Jennifer Aniston, while also making racially insensitive remarks and basically upsetting almost everyone in the industry.