The Music Industry LIED to Artists about AI Music

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• OM

  @omnikingking7687 · 1 month ago

  Basically, it is greed, power, and control vs sharing is caring

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• IG

  @IGiveAFlyingSpooky · 1 month ago

  Yet, people like Jennifer Lope is having people like Christina Milian etc...be her voice without crediting her and lip singing etc...I don't trust none of these people. They have no soul.

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• JO

  @JohnJ1218 · 1 month ago

  That smashmouth part though!!!! Take me back one time!!! <br> Just wanna say that you&apos;re my favorite creator in the game right now dawg, big thanks for all the knowledge and game you share with the world. I see you King, and I hope you know you are appreciated 💪🏻

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• BA

  @babyxmoke · 1 month ago

  Bro u are the smartest guy i follow. People are being fooled but you continue to raise awareness to the real problems &amp; i genuinely appreciate that . Your perspective continues to inspire me to not feed the beast . &amp; what u said about buyouts , i finally can see whats goin on &amp; i can see thru people more &amp;more . They get money and live great until it runs dry , then rely on shows/streams/features/brand deals etc because they gave up there built up monthly revenue for 1Million (which is crumbs to them) so essentially what we build/create is the real currency. Aint nobody like u Busy so stay busy😂♥️

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• TW

  @twistedelegance_ · 1 month ago (edited)

  A small nitpick but in the 80s and 90s at least half of artist sales (Janet, Michael, Madonna etc) actually came from individual single sales, not album sales. That&apos;s why you see numbers like sold 300 million records because over half of that is single sales. Before digital was a thing.

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• MA

  @MaxParthas · 1 month ago

  Yea, I figured this out back in February. They entire anti-AI music of any kind was spearheaded and funded by the big 3. Now that they&apos;ve secured the bag, they&apos;re going to start undoing the damage they created.

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• DJ

  @djerikfox · 1 month ago

  ..another truth is that normal people don&apos;t care is it AI or not, if they somehow connect with the song they will just listen....no one cares about the quality or human factor,😕

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• FA

  @FamNice · 1 month ago

  &quot;Imagine you sell chocolate candy bars. I buy a chocolate candy bar from you, and then I tell you, you ow me. That&apos;s the music industry ... &quot; <br>That candy-bar analogy is actually 🔥. You create the product, the label profits from selling it, then somehow the accounting says <b>you</b> owe *them*. In simple terms: “I made the candy bar, you bought it, you’re selling it—and somehow I’m still in debt?” That perfectly captures the irony of many traditional record deals.

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• HA

  @hardcore1978 · 1 month ago (edited)

  That&apos;s crazy how they can sue another company to gain control😮😮😮

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• RA

  @randompersonyoo · 1 month ago (edited)

  We don&apos;t expect actors to have lived through what they&apos;re acting out. So why do people expect AI creators to have to do the same as it pertains to AI music? I think you got it right.

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• DI

  @digitaldrugmusicusa · 1 month ago

  Fighting for kings that never fought for the people 🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

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• AL

  @Algorythm-C · 1 month ago

  Smh... How low could they go!

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