Kesha Unleashes the Music Video for Her Hyperpop Anthem "Boy Crazy" Ahead of New Album

Jun 18

Pop provocateur Kesha officially released the music video for her latest single, “Boy Crazy,” on June 17, 2025, offering fans a bold visual feast ahead of her upcoming sixth studio album, Period (stylized .), due July 4 via Kesha Records.

And from the video’s first moment, it plunges viewers straight into unapologetic, surreal excess. Kesha shares the spotlight with a diverse cast—ranging from models and dancers—dressed in everything from speedos to sheer fishnets. But it’s Kesha we’re talking about—so of course, she’s the real standout here.

The visual narrative crescendos into audacious territory, flirting with NSFW visuals that are delivered with a cheeky, comedic wink that leans into camp rather than shock.

Directed by Kesha alongside Brett Loudermilk and Zain Curtis, the clip amplifies the track’s hyperpop energy and reflects a rebellious, liberated spirit that defines Period. The single itself dropped back on May 16, and was crafted by Kesha and Madison Love, with production by Zhone. It blends pulsating beats and glitchy vocals, delivering a frenetic, femme-fatale anthem about her insatiable fixation.

Critics have praised the song’s maximalist approach: some dubbed it a “high-energy party anthem,” while others applauded its bold hyperpop direction as a wild, gleeful rebellion.

The video’s release builds momentum for Period, which marks Kesha’s first full-length release under her own imprint following an extended legal battle and a complete restructuring of her creative control. She’ll bring this uninhibited vigor to the stage this summer, co-headlining the Tits Out Tour with Scissor Sisters—alongside Slayyyter and Rose Gray—which launches July 1 in Utah and wraps August 10.

With Period arriving on Independence Day and artistic twists like the “Boy Crazy” video leading the way, Kesha is fully embracing her regained reins—melding hyperpop edge, visual provocation, and liberation into one unapologetic chapter.