Two artists I will forever love, no matter what anyone says, are T-Pain and Kesha. So when Kesha teamed up with T-Pain for her new track “YIPPEE-KI-YAY,” I knew I had to check it out. I enjoyed both versions—with and without T-Pain—but let’s be real, he never stops delivering vocals, so his version is the one I’ll be playing on repeat.

The song itself is simple but effective—it’s basically a cowboy party anthem about having a nice car, a nice drink, and just living it up. Kesha sounds full of life, delivering powerful, energetic vocals, while T-Pain’s verse injects the track with even more energy, giving it a second wind. The production is crisp and well-suited for this style, featuring machine drums, acoustic guitars, and booming bass—though in some sections, the bass drops out entirely. That space allows the vocals to breathe, making them hit even harder.

I honestly don’t know where T-Pain gets his endless supply of lyrics, but if there’s a way to get just a spoonful of that talent, I’d take it. Both he and Kesha are true originals in the industry—they’ve already seen massive success, yet they continue to stay relevant and deliver quality music. That’s something I truly respect.

“YIPPEE-KI-YAY” was produced by Pink Slip and NOVA WAV—names I wasn’t familiar with before, but now I hope they keep making bangers like this one. They crafted a production that gives both T-Pain and Kesha just enough room to shine.

I grew up listening to these two, and it’s amazing to see them still dropping hits that feel fresh and exciting. The best part? They’re giving us top-quality music for free. If you haven’t yet, I highly recommend giving this track a spin!

Author: Peter Källman

Peter Källman is a writer from Sweden who loves playing in bands, writing reviews and going to live shows!