Ke$ha and Pitbull at the Hollywood Bowl

Pitbull

Pitbull was focused on playing the hits last night at the Hollywood Bowl, both his own and those of other pop artists -- like Icona Pop's "I Love It."

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Pitbull

“We make world music,” the rapper said at one point, after rattling off a list of Spanish-speaking countries. “We talk to the whole world.”

Pitbull

Pitbull shared his motto with the crowd: “Pasos cortos, visión larga,” which translates to “Short steps, long vision.”

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Pitbull

Pitbull, who called out Los Angeles twice as his “number one market,” balanced his pop radio singles with his more Latin-inspired numbers.

Pitbull

Joined by his band and four dancers, the Cuban singer was amiable and accessible, offering a boisterous set that had the whole venue dancing.

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Pitbull

The set featured “International Love,” which received a guest appearance from Chris Brown, “Don’t Stop The Party” and the Enrique Iglesias-led “Baby I Like It,”

Ke$ha

Ke$ha, along with several male dancers, ran through a sex-crazed opening set that was more provocation than concert.

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Ke$ha

As the singer performed "Dirty Love" she told the crowd "I wrote this song with the two craziest people I know: Iggy Pop and my mom."

Ke$ha

Ke$ha's performance featured stripper poles, drag queens, an inflatable pink hippo and a pair of giant legs onstage.

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Ke$ha

"I think we should all celebrate each other just as we are," the singer said at one point in the evening.

Ke$ha

The singer, who changed her sparkly leotard three times in an hour causing unnecessary interludes, offered hits like "Blow" and "We R Who We R."

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Ke$ha

After a raucous and not-so-subtle set, Ke$ha yelled "I hope you all get laid tonight!" to the audience.

Ke$ha

Ke$ha showcased her guitar skills on "We R Who We R."

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Ke$ha

On June 18 at the Bowl, the seats were filled primarily with raging Pitbull fans, who filed into the venue mid-way during Ke$ha’s hour-long set, which took place mostly in daylight.