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Kesha plans skinny dip with Britney

Kesha is planning a party for the recent success of her single 'Blow' and Spears' 'Till the World Ends'.

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Pop star Kesha wants go swimming with Britney Spears to celebrate the recent success of their respective singles.

The two singers are riding high on the musical charts with their respective singles ‘Blow’ and ‘Till The World Ends’ and Kesha has unique plans to celebrate the success by with Spears sans their clothes,reported Contactmusic. “We could go skinny dipping. We could have a party and it would be a dress-up-like-Kesha-or-Britney party. Either her or my place,it doesn’t matter,” said Kesha.

Kesha,24,has also installed an underwater stereo at her Nashville pad for the party. “I have a small,salt-water pool that has laser beams in it and a stereo so you can be under water listening to music. It’s really magical,” added the ‘Tik Tok’ hitmaker.

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