"Nobody was calling anybody out," Dr. Luke writes to Cornia at 2:11 a.m. on June 28, 2012, according to a copy of the email.
"We were having a discussion on how she can be more disciplined with her diet. there have been many times we have all witnessed her breaking her diet plan. this perticular [sic] time — it happened to be diet coke and turkey while on an all juice fast," the producer gripes.
A later email, again from 2012, details Dr Luke's attempts to control the lyrics to Kesha's "Crazy Kids."Cornia asks him to be more supportive because she's "a human and not a machine," then adds, "if she were a machine that would be way cool and we could do whatever we want."
In one email, Cornia says Dr. Luke wanted the phrase, "You see us in the club sip sippin bub," while Kesha preferred, "You see us in the streets we da we da freaks," because she doesn't go to clubs.
"I don't give a s–t what you want. If you were smart you would go in and sing it," Dr. Luke allegedly told Kesha, according to Cornia.
Cornia adds that Kesha tried to settle the spat with Dr. Luke, but "didn't feel comfortable talking to him" in the studio.
The two parties will join a conference call with the judge next week.Photo via Kesha on Instagram.Follow Noisey on Twitter."He refused to come downstairs ("she wears the pants in MY house?") so we left," Cornia writes, again quoting Dr. Luke.