Still better lyrics than all the AI Slop songs generated today.
That song defined an entire generation. It wasn’t just the lyrics, it was the music, how it was made, how it sounded differently from before, where it played, by whom, in which movies and all.
Why do you people bring up AI at every possible chance you get? Is it a popularity contest? "Look who hates AI the most! It's me!"
Like, this post has nothing to do with the subject but you came in just to make your argument about how the song isn't bad, but you started with some random anti AI shit. Why do you let it live so presently in your mind?
AI assisted music generation still sucks, for sure, and I don't think there's a big future in fully generated music that isn't fueled by an insane amount of stealing musician's work. Just look at the lawsuits against Suno and Udio. Maybe it can be a way to generate simple loops as an alternate to sample tracks or something.
I looked through @MadMadBunny@lemmy.ca ’s post history and AI is only mentioned a couple other times, always in context of tech/AI topics. So the real question is why are YOU attacking him, generalizing “you people”, and in general just flying off all half cocked like some kinda weird white knight with a hard on for AI?
I get his sentiment, honestly. Sometimes you just want to come to a post about nostalgia, but it seems almost every post the slightly references art has this discussion mentioned. Sort of how many conversations will shoehorn the MAGA administration.
It would be nice if we didn’t always have to be focused on the meta of the world and could just take a meme in isolation for what it is.
Everyone’s welcome to their occasional complaint and I don’t think either party is wrong here. I just understand both of their frustrations.
And also...what the hell is AI generated music, and where is it showcased as the main part of a catalogue?
Spotify has discovered that they don't have to pay musicians if they just have AI generate the bands and songs. If you use it, keep an eye out for songs in your recommendations and songs radio by bands who have no other songs and no info on them. They started slipping them in there a couple of years ago now.
Also, YouTube is full of AI generated music as well. Similar to AI "artists," there are people who are "AI musicians." Although, I think it's harder for them since the music publishers clamped down pretty damn quickly on people not being allowed to use copyrighted music to train LLMs.
Have you considered that they said 'you people' because this is a general issue with lemmy and not specifically about bunny? The fact that you can't even entertain a complaint without derisively calling the complainer an Ai supporter itself is a sign the circlejerk's gone too far.
Oh boy, ya got me. I'm a big ol WhiteKnightGPT©™®
The fediverse is too small for reddit-like repetition of the same comments over and over. We don't all have to take turns making the same comment hoping that ours is the one that gets a big positive number next to it.
Because AI techbros are a fragile bunch.
Thank you. It’s appreciated.
And I'm tired of pretending it isn't
Have you ever once pretended it isn't? Or is this a reddit-like repeat of a movie quote from Joker to the same tune as those upthread were just complaining about?
I'm not trying to come for you, specifically Anarki, but you just accidentally provided a perfect example of the exact thing the others were complaining about.
I have and while AI/LLMs have their legit uses I think most of the current ones are garbage.
The quote just fits.
You people?
You people!!
Also, great video to go with it
144 times.
I knew there was something gross about it.
Why is a dozen dozen so gro.... oh god damn it.
Thank you. Good bit of trivia which I'm not going to bother to confirm.
80 times in the radio edit. I just counted.
I unironically miss those days so so much.
I was 21 years old, and actual night clubs were still a thing.
In University, still living with my parents, so fuck all else to spend my money on from my part time job in the Sears men's wear department.
You couldn't have told me back then how much adulthood sucks in comparison.
Are night clubs gone now? If so, fuck. That's saddening.
I don't know if it's everywhere. But from what I can tell, these new generation of kids just don't go out clubbing anymore.
Lounges, Bars, etc.... are still around. But in the city where I grew up, for example, the good old fashioned loud music, strobe light, dance floor, shooter-girl "night clubs" have all shut down.
Well I mean, the average wage for an American under 30 is $0.34 a year, and any club or bar has a $900 cover charge and a 3 drink minimum.
Not gone, but less frequented.
I was 21 years old, and actual night clubs were still a thing.
airing out the smoke smell from your clothes before the next weekend.
You think that's dumb? How about this one:
And here are the lyrics:
Motherfuckers gonna drop the pressure
Motherfuckers gonna drop the pressure
Motherfuckers gonna drop the pressure
Motherfuckers gonna drop the pressure
Motherfuckers gonna drop the pressure
Motherfuckers gonna drop the pressure
Motherfuckers gonna drop the pressure
Motherfuckers gonna drop the pressure
Motherfuckers gonna drop the pressure
Motherfuckers gonna drop the pressure
Motherfuckers gonna drop the pressure
Motherfuckers gonna drop the pressure
Motherfuckers gonna drop the pressure
Motherfuckers gonna drop the pressure
Motherfuckers gonna drop the pressure
Motherfuckers gonna drop the pressure
Motherfuckers gonna drop the pressure
Motherfuckers gonna drop the pressure
Motherfuckers gonna drop the pressure
And it's still awesome today 🙂
Wow I haven't heard that in at least ten years, definitely still a banger
If you like this mix, you'll probably also like Mylos' remix of Moby's Lift Me Up—just in case you don't already know it.
I mean it's a Mylo Moby Mix...
When I see this picture I just hear “im blue daba Dee daba da”
There was so much ingenuity, skill, and creativity that ~~goes~~ went into making something completely new and original sounding from various samples of songs all done manually on analog hardware. The one that always blows my mind the most is Face to Face. 20 different samples, all morphed into an entirely different song. I cannot even comprehend how someone would go about thinking this up and creating it with today's technology, let alone in the 90s. And of course there's the infamous story of Daft Punk pulling the aux cable halfway out of their instruments and playing with the feedback as part of the music. There are certain musicians who'd be ahead of their time in any time.
At least, back in those days, people still knew the answer to one of life's most important questions: "What is love?"
And people nowadays don't?
O_o
Baby don't hurt me. No more.
Either you didn't get the reference or you think Haddaway is still relevant today.
Did you check the spoiler?
No, I didn't.
I made a silly joke about a 90s music track, didn't expect having to justify not having thought it through entirely, tbh.
Haha you came to the internet expecting not to tooth-and-nail defend every arbitrary decision you've ever made?
I was here before all those people expecting this came along. I'm just an old fuck who used to own a modem in the 1980s, with dad humor, and who can't keep up with the young'uns, go easy on me.
Tbh I could have made the spouler more obvious.
Or not made it a spoiler at all.
baby don't hurt me, don't hurt me, no mo.
all women in 1997 were named Courtney, or Courtnay or Courtneee.