Lady Gaga Salutes #FreeKesha Protestors

Lady Gaga, one of the most vocal supporters of Kesha’s legal battle against producer Dr. Luke, advocated for the “Tik Tok” singer again on social media late Friday, indicating to her Instagram followers that morality matters more than money.

Alongside a news clip of Kesha fans protesting, the “Born This Way” singer’s post included the caption: “#PeopleOverProfit you can #FreeKesha if you #FreeDrLuke Do what is RIGHT not what is better for business.”

The video, a montage snippet played on a phone, showed Kesha supporters chanting “people over profit,” and a specific protester explaining “We are all protesting to free Kesha. We are right outside of Sony’s building…They are Dr. Luke’s boss. They can terminate their relationship with Dr. Luke.”

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Kesha claims her producer, whose full name is Lukasz Gottwald, of drugged and assaulted her. Dr. Luke rejects the accusations and filed his own countersuit.

Last week, Kesha lost a bid to exit her record contract when a judge reasoned that Sony could allow her to record with another producer. Kesha’s lawyer, Mark Geragos, argued that Sony’s offer to pair the singer with another producer was “illusory,” as any work recorded would be unlikely to receive promotion from the label.

Despite the ruling, the singer’s fans have flocked to support her, Gaga included. The fellow singer tweeted a picture of her holding hands with Kesha, and told Instagram followers earlier to “#StopVictimShaming,” which she used as a platform to discuss abuse more broadly.

Also Read: Lady Gaga Holds Kesha's Hand Through Dr Luke Legal Crisis (Photo)

Many women remain silent because of “the fear that no one will believe them or their abuser has threatened their life or life of their loved ones/livelihood in order to keep their victim quiet and under their control,” Gaga said.

Kesha vs. Dr. Luke: 20 Stars Who Have Taken Her Side (Photos)

Taylor Swift
On Monday, Swift donated $250,000 "to help [Kesha] with any of her financial needs during this trying time," said her rep.
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Kelly Clarkson
Clarkson tweeted, "Trying 2 not say anything since I can't say anything nice about a person... so this is me not talking about Dr. Luke," on Friday in support of Kesha's legal battle. Dr. Luke produced Clarkson's "Since You Been Gone" in 2004.
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Ariana Grande
The singer tweeted, "My heart is with @KeshaRose." Buzzfeed also revealed that Grande deleted a 6-year-old tweet where she revealed her love for "that man." A fan had tweeted at Grande, saying "you need to delete this fast," and Grande complied.

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Lady Gaga
Gaga, who recently revealed that she herself was raped at 19, tweeted, "There are people all over the world who love you @KeshaRose. And I can say truly I am in awe of your bravery."
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Demi Lovato
Lovato tweeted her support as well. She posted a series of tweets about female empowerment, one of which read, "Frustrating to see women come forward with their past only to be shot down, not believed & disrespected for their bravery in taking action."
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Sara Bareilles
The singer tweeted, "I send you love @KeshaRose" on Friday.
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Lorde
The New Zealand singer also took to Twitter to show her support, tweeting, "standing with @KeshaRose through this traumatic, deeply unfair time. send good vibes her way everyone."
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Annalynne McCord
The "90210" actress posted a video to Twitter, revealing her support and outrage over the situation.
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HAIM
Using the hashtag #FreeKesha, the HAIM sisters tweeted, "We love you and support you @kesharose you are the strongest, most brave friend we have and we stand by you forever. #freekesha"
Lily Allen
On Friday, the British singer tweeted, "My thoughts are with @KeshaRose today. I'm sorry you've had to endure this experience."
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Halsey
The singer, whose real name is Ashley Nicolette Frangipane, tweeted Friday, "Disgusted by anyone in power positions abusing their authority. My heart breaks for Kesha and all people affected by this toxicity. Fuck."
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Madison Beer
The singer posted a number of tweets in which she showed her support to Kesha. When a fan said to her that Kesha's name trending on Twitter won't do anything to help, Beer responded, "but at least it might be putting a smile on her face & that's what she needs. to know she has support & love. "
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Iggy Azalea
Azalea posted a series of tweets on Saturday, one of which read, "Im not accusing anyone of anything, but I believe Kesha deserves the ability to move forward, create and earn a living."
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JoJo
The singer posted a picture of Kesha crying in court with the caption, "these pictures truly broke my heart today."
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Lilly Singh
The YouTube star took to Twitter to show her support for Kesha and also to urge women to come together and not to "start pointing at other women." "This has really affected my day... @KeshaRose I will effing ride with you girl. Stay strong. Sincerely, your sisters x."
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Margaret Cho
The actress has been retweeting articles as well as tweets from Kesha's mom, and thanked fans for supporting Kesha in her legal battle.
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Bea Miller
Miller also posted multiple tweets in which the singer express her "disgust" about the situation, and urged her followers to scroll through the hashtag to get informed.
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Alessia Cara
The Canadian singer took to Twitter to post, "no one should be denied freedom from their abuser, nor freedom of their creativity."
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Aly and AJ Michalka
The sisters tweeted, "You should be released from your contract and free to begin your recovery from this. God Bless You @KeshaRose #FreeKesha."
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Mariska Hargitay
The actress tweeted her support: "For many survivors, speaking out is the hardest part. It’s also only the first step. Sending u strength @KeshaRose as u move through this."