'It was a tongue-in-cheek, funny song. It was not actually about cannibalism. It was just a title.”
After taking credit for the specific lyric, Pepe says that Kesha was too young to even know who Jeffrey Dahmer was — and that his name was included in the song because of a rhyming program for songwriters, MasterWriter, that Pepe was using."We were looking for a rhyme for ‘goner,’" she explained."At the very end of the widest rhymes was ‘Jeffrey Dahmer.’ And I was like, ‘Oh my god, that’s the perfect lyric.
"Pepe also explained that the song wasn't intended to be"insensitive to anybody whose families were involved in this and lost loved ones."“At the time, it was a song that we were writing about Kesha," she said while talking about the origins of"Cannibal.""Kesha was not the most popular girl in high school. She ended up not even getting asked to the prom.
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