Well, it seems that an official statement from his team wasn't enough: Dr. Luke is now taking to Twitter to try to clear his name of the allegations that he raped and abused Kesha. Despite the fact that "Kesha and her counsel have cavalierly subjected Dr. Luke and his family to trial by Twitter," according to the earlier statement, the producer went on a multi-tweet spree to try to debunk the claims leveraged against him. (The following is only a sampling.)

He doubled down on the claim that Kesha is lying in order to get out of her contract with Kemosabe Records and Sony Music so that she can make more money, and that he never raped the singer. He also tried to discredit her lawyer's credibility, given his past clients. But turning the argument into an attack on someone's lawyer's character probably isn't the best way to go at this. Next time, we suggest he speaks through his own lawyer's statements, rather than going through Twitter.