Exclusive: Uffie: 'I don't want a fight with Ke$ha'

Uffie has insisted that she has no intention to start a fight with Ke$ha, who has been accused of ripping off her sound.

The underground star admitted that there are strong similarities between her Justice collaboration 'Tthheeppaarrttyy' and Ke$ha's debut single 'Tik Tok', which has spent eight weeks at the top of the US chart.

"I didn't know about it until people kept saying, 'Have you heard this girl who stole your song?' There are definitely some similarities, but everybody is influenced by something and everyone samples stuff," she told Digital Spy.

"I'm not saying I'm down with it, but I'm not going to talk s**t about her. What she does isn't my kind of music, so I'm not going to pay attention to it."

She added: "There's some guy who played them at the same time and apparently only the words are different. There's a definite similarity there."

Paris-based Uffie, who gained widespread underground popularity with debut single 'Pop The Glock', is scheduled to release her first album Sex Dreams and Denim Jeans in spring.

Her new track 'MCs Can Kiss' is available to download now.

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