Fans get nostalgic as Kesha recalls guest appearance on 'Victorious' after teasing release of new music

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Kesha recently took her fans on a nostalgic journey, reminiscing about an episode of Nickelodeon's 'Victorious', which originally aired from March 27, 2010, to February 2, 2013, spanning four seasons.

The sitcom followed the story of Tori Vega, portrayed by Victoria Justice, an aspiring singer navigating her way through Hollywood Arts High School after filling in for her older sister Trina, played by Daniella Monet. 

Kesha's post comes amid her surprising announcement about her new music as she stood in the parking lot of a 7-Eleven in Los Angeles, holding a cardboard sign that read "NEW MUSIC COMING SOON!"

Kesha humorously recalls her appearance on 'Victorious'

In the 'Ice Cream for Kesha' episode of 'Victorious', which premiered on April 22, 2011, the students at Hollywood Arts High School eagerly anticipated the opportunity to meet the pop star. 

They had to search for Kesha's name hidden in ice cream tubs in hopes of winning a private performance from the music sensation.

Reflecting on this amusing episode, the 'Cannibal' singer took to X (formerly Twitter) to share a post from a user who discovered her name concealed within Shake Shack's name.

Kesha playfully commented, "Since you found the letters does this mean I have to give a private concert?"

Fans get nostalgic after Kesha remembers 'Victorious' episode

Soon after Kesha made the post, fans flocked to recall their excitement regarding the 'Victorious' episode and showered her with praises. 

One wrote, "Oh the nostalgia!" 

Another added, "can’t believe Kesha really gave them charity at the peak of her career… :) KESHA LEGEND."

"That's how I discovered Kesha, I thought she wasn't a singer in real life, just a fictitious celebrity in Victorius' show 😭," recalled an individual. 

A person noted, "one of the best episodes."

Even Shake Shack joined the fun by writing, "We'd change the S to $ just for you." 

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