Pebe Sebert, the songwriter and mother of musical artist Kesha, is taking responsibility for writing a line about notorious serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer in her daughter's 2010 track Cannibal amid scrutiny on the line with the success of the Netflix mini-series Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story.

The latest: Pebe Sebert, 66, the songwriter and mother of musical artist Kesha, is claiming credit for writing a line about notorious serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer in her daughter's 2010 track Cannibal amid scrutiny on the line with the success of the Netflix mini-series Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story .

She said in the clip, 'The whole Jeffrey Dahmer lyric in Cannibal is a big controversy right now: I thought I'd just say a few things about it because that was my line that I wrote in Cannibal.'.

Sebert said that 'at the time' the song was written, 'Kesha and the other writer were too young to even know who Jeffrey Dahmer was.'.

Both Kesha and Katy Perry and Kesha have dealt with backlash over lyrics referencing Dahmer following the release of the Netflix series, Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story.

Twitter users called out Cannibal and Perry's 2013 track Dark Horse for their mention of the notorious killer in a slew of tweets. .

'It's so disrespectful to the victims families': Kesha and Katy Perry faced backlash over lyrics referencing serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer following the release of the hit Netflix series about the murderer.

'It still upsets me when I hear the line in the song Dark Horse "She eats your heart out like Jeffrey Dahmer" and I always make my daughter turn the station.

Jeffrey was a notorious serial killer & Katy CHOSE to romanticize his criminal & inhumane actions

'knowing the depths of what jeffrey dahmer did....juicy j wrong for what he said in that katy perry song,' posted another

'I just learned who Jeffrey Dahmer is and I knew his name was familiar because Kesha put his name in her lyrics for her song "Cannibal" I need to delete that song now

'the casual mention of jeffrey dahmer in kesha's song cannibal has never really sunk in until now and what the f**k,' tweeted another

'Really weird that y'al are so young the only reason you know who Jeffrey Dahmer is, is through this Netflix series and now you guys wanna be relevant by saying how offensive songs that came out 10 years ago

His horrific crimes are now being retold in a brand new 10-part Netflix show called Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story, which premiered on September 21 and stars Evan Peters, Niecy Nash, Molly Ringwald, and Richard Jenkins

Evan Peters plays the infamous serial killer in the new show