Kesha Throws a Last Supper-Themed Sex Party and Breastfeeds a Man in NSFW 'Boy Crazy' Music Video
Kesha's NSFW music video for her latest single, "Boy Crazy," is out now
The clip features nudity, explicit language and sexual themes
"Boy Crazy" will appear on Kesha's new album, . (PERIOD), out Friday, July 4Kesha is getting raunchy.
The Grammy-nominated pop star, 38, released the NSFW music video for her latest single, "Boy Crazy," on Tuesday, June 17, and the clip finds her in the midst of a filthy party reminiscent of Leonardo da Vinci's The Last Supper painting.
The video opens in a venue with a long table covered in various cloths including an American flag. Kesha sits in the middle, surrounded by all different types of men ('Bikers and the dumb bros, daddies and the gym hoes,' she sings on the verse) as if she's Jesus in a sleazy depiction of da Vinci's famous work.
As the chorus comes in, the men (wearing a wide range of clothing, some in nearly nothing) all dance around the Grammy-nominated artist and begin to cause a sexually-charged ruckus at the table. 'I'm obsessive, I'm fixating / I want all the boys lately,' she sings. 'Fly me out and entertain me / I'm boy crazy.'
In the next scene, Kesha sits on the back of a man in fishnet tights and underwear, dangling a pair of pink panties in front of his face as two other men watch from behind.
Back at the long table, Kesha kneels in the middle of the men — who are throwing food and beer around — and suggestively peels and eats a banana. She's also seen in the drivers' seat of a car, smoking through a long cigarette holder while men sit around her.
Toward the end of the clip, she appears seated in a plastic chair with a man straddling her upside down while wearing a jock strap. In the background are two men: one in a shirt advertising the dating app Feeld and another who dances around and strips down to nothing.
Kesha then stands in the same area, wearing nothing but boots and gloves, as she sprays a speedo-wearing man with a hose. Finally, she appears seated on rocks near water to breastfeed a tattooed man to close out the music video.
The sexual nature of the visual is quite representative of the song's lyrics. 'I've been a good girl, now I'm a connoisseur / Many men are on the menu (Eat 'em up like amuse-bouche) / Boys better beware, I'm on a man tear / Driving ninety, they been tryna get me in my underwear,' she sings on the second verse.
Feeld's appearance in the video comes as the dating app, marketed as "for open-minded individuals," is sponsoring Kesha's upcoming Tits Out Tour, which kicks off next month.
"Sexuality should not be something that's shrouded in shame. I am a really big proponent of just be who you are and give yourself the permission to be proud and authentic in that," she told PEOPLE in March.
The "Joyride" artist also opened up about her romantic prospects at the time. "I've dated a lot of very cool, very broke hipsters with very bad attitudes, and so I'm trying to swing the pendulum 180 degrees and go in the entirely opposite direction," she said. "I want someone that goes to an office building because they own the office building."
"Boy Crazy" will appear on Kesha's new album, . (PERIOD), out Friday, July 4.
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