A.I. is turning hip hop songs in to Soul/R&B and Disco songs.
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This shit would've ran the summer of 1976
Motown papi on YouTube did Drake Motown
These sound like they could be on the soundtracks for blaxploitation films with the same titles
Was already done two years ago, but didn't take
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But times have advanced way more over past two years
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This don't make no fucking sense lol. This ain't just A.I. We getting radio broadcasts from Infinite Earths or something
This don't make no fucking sense lol. This ain't just A.I. We getting radio broadcasts from Infinite Earths or something
I love it!
Given that R&B, Soul, Funk and Disco are a part of Hip Hop's DNA it makes sense that you can easily turn back the clock and have these songs work so well, even when it comes to mumble or ratchet rap.
Personally I'd love to see a talented human give it a try.
Personally I'd love to see a talented human give it a try.
When he was said "We fucking here" did it for me.
I get it and this is a FASCIANATING experiment that should be pursued in the right way.
but ALL creatives need to be mindful as f**k about all this moving forward.
Not really
It can only copy not create
So if you ain't got the vision it cant see it.
HOLY SH*T
this is...
I got nothing...
I mean...
WTF
Imagine if Drake actually took this and did it?
LIVE with an actual BAND and directed it at Kendrick?
Would we hear all this AI complaining?
Or be too busy actually dancing for once and begging him to do an entire album like this and go on tour with the roots?
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But LEGALLY you don't think there needs to be some sort of guidelines?
Good lawd...
I got no words.
I'm out.
I'm too old for all this sh*t
but uh...I need mp3 of ALL these ya heard?
It all comes the DNA of the Blues
About what lol
These are their songs so someone owns it and they can't make money without paying the ppl who own the masters and publishing
So how you feel about Tupac estate publicly going at Drake?
Like he tried to use Tupac voice without clearing it and they own that voice and said take it down
Same way Diddy got cute and didn't clear I'll be missing you with sting and now sting makes more money off that song than anyone who was on it lol
Hold on did Drake officially release it did he NEED to clear it?
What did he do different as opposed to what everyone else is doing with tupan AND his voice?
snoop reposted it on his own account.
Random:
Some of yall might be familiar with that City Pop trend that happened a few years back. City Pop became popular in part because it gave people a sense of "false nostalgia". You had kids born in the mid-2000s listening to City Pop playlists on YouTube and reported feeling like they were transported back to Tokyo circa 1983.
Part of that "false nostalgia" is because City Pop takes elements from Soul, R&B, Disco, Post-Disco, New Wave, Adult Orient Rock, Soft Rock and towards the late 80s, early 90s New Jack Swing and blends it all together. So when you listen to it, you get familiar sounds from people you never heard before, singing songs in languages you don't speak.
There is something similar with these songs but the human element that is present in Japanese City Pop is not there and it's quite noticeable, it's almost like an uncanny valley for audio.
Some of yall might be familiar with that City Pop trend that happened a few years back. City Pop became popular in part because it gave people a sense of "false nostalgia". You had kids born in the mid-2000s listening to City Pop playlists on YouTube and reported feeling like they were transported back to Tokyo circa 1983.
Part of that "false nostalgia" is because City Pop takes elements from Soul, R&B, Disco, Post-Disco, New Wave, Adult Orient Rock, Soft Rock and towards the late 80s, early 90s New Jack Swing and blends it all together. So when you listen to it, you get familiar sounds from people you never heard before, singing songs in languages you don't speak.
There is something similar with these songs but the human element that is present in Japanese City Pop is not there and it's quite noticeable, it's almost like an uncanny valley for audio.