Apr 15, 2024·1 reply
niketechkendrick doesn’t need to drop and anyone saying he does is coping
Are you deranged?
Apr 15, 2024And it’s not like I’m counting Kendrick out I know he will have a very hard response I’m just laughing cause folks really try to say Drake was scared 😂🤣
Apr 15, 2024·2 repliesCharla glazing k dot on brilliant idiots on being the greatest after like that, even rapped Control bar for bar
Now this morning he say he has no dog in the fight
Apr 15, 2024
Apr 15, 2024·4 repliesI’m so tight that Push Ups didn’t debut on streaming lol. Would have broke every streaming record
Gangy 🇨🇳Apr 15, 2024·1 reply
quadraCould be about Future or Travis
I'm thinking Travis
Why would he diss Travis
- Apr 15, 2024
Ryukangl these trumpets are goofy asf
They’re from the 80s
- Apr 15, 2024·2 replies
Drake vs. Kendrick is the beef everyone's buzzing about, but watch out - some of those bars might be powered by AI, not genuine artistry. AI-generated diss tracks are getting scary good, and they're messing with the realness of hip-hop.
Imagine Drake spitting hateful lines he never wrote, or a Kendrick track sounding suspiciously generic. AI tools dissect an artist's flow, lyrics, and voice to fabricate beefs or push genuine ones into toxic territory. It cheapens the art of the diss and can fuel fan wars based on lies.
How do you spot a fake? Listen closely for weird phrasing, audio glitches, or content that feels off-brand. Double-check the source! Tools exist to help, but they're not foolproof.
AI diss tracks threaten the integrity of hip-hop. They attack the heart of lyrical battles – authenticity. It's on us, fans and artists alike, to stay sharp. We have to protect the raw, human element that makes hip-hop powerful.
What do you think about this AI trend? Harmless fun, or a real problem? Share below!
BM_ 🌠Apr 15, 2024·1 replyquadraLike That is a fire Future record with a Kendrick diss tacked on
I don't claim any of that Future s*** for Kendrick
You listening to like that
Apr 15, 2024Hope he plays 7 min drill next
Apr 15, 2024https://twitter.com/popcrave/status/1779930529086783899
AvaI just read that it’s the first song since Gods Plan to last 3 or more weeks at #1 holy moly man they really bringing it back to us!
Apr 15, 2024·1 replyGot your girl in my line she twirl on the d***
Apr 15, 2024
Q3D
But no
I understand and respect your wishes
- Apr 15, 2024·1 replyGangy
Why would he diss Travis
Rolling Loud stage asking Metro to play Like That before it dropped
Apr 15, 2024
DeeeboiGo Listen to a future track a cappella
So we’re gonna act like future isn’t good now
Apr 15, 2024orangetcovidfuture been washed since 2017
All of a sudden
- Apr 15, 2024·1 reply
kttmzHavent played Dune games, but 7 Wonders is really nice
I used to be the goat of 7 wonders won all the games I participated in but I lost the sauce...
ICEMAN40 🧤Apr 15, 2024·1 reply
OVOJerseyWas literally dying last night like 3am like "you better listen to nocta AK henny got you crashing out"
I thought he would catch on BUT HE KEPT GOING. To the point where he was like ah hell nah Kendrick you better respond by first thing tomorrow
Apr 15, 2024InformerDrake vs. Kendrick is the beef everyone's buzzing about, but watch out - some of those bars might be powered by AI, not genuine artistry. AI-generated diss tracks are getting scary good, and they're messing with the realness of hip-hop.
Imagine Drake spitting hateful lines he never wrote, or a Kendrick track sounding suspiciously generic. AI tools dissect an artist's flow, lyrics, and voice to fabricate beefs or push genuine ones into toxic territory. It cheapens the art of the diss and can fuel fan wars based on lies.
How do you spot a fake? Listen closely for weird phrasing, audio glitches, or content that feels off-brand. Double-check the source! Tools exist to help, but they're not foolproof.
AI diss tracks threaten the integrity of hip-hop. They attack the heart of lyrical battles – authenticity. It's on us, fans and artists alike, to stay sharp. We have to protect the raw, human element that makes hip-hop powerful.
What do you think about this AI trend? Harmless fun, or a real problem? Share below!
- Apr 15, 2024BM_
You listening to like that
Nah I was comfortably bumping it since it dropped lol
- orangetcovid 👌🏿Apr 15, 2024·1 replyBM_
The smell from your room would wilt flowers if you ever opened your window
i smell fresh af on a good day
- ICEMAN40 🧤Apr 15, 2024THE REAL HORIZON
ITS TIME FOR YOU TO PROVE THAT YOU A PROBLEM @davey
- Apr 15, 2024·1 replyquadra
Could be about Future or Travis
I'm thinking Travis
He shouted Travis out saying Travis got you wiped down why would he diss him lol
- Apr 15, 2024
- Apr 15, 2024Informer
Drake vs. Kendrick is the beef everyone's buzzing about, but watch out - some of those bars might be powered by AI, not genuine artistry. AI-generated diss tracks are getting scary good, and they're messing with the realness of hip-hop.
Imagine Drake spitting hateful lines he never wrote, or a Kendrick track sounding suspiciously generic. AI tools dissect an artist's flow, lyrics, and voice to fabricate beefs or push genuine ones into toxic territory. It cheapens the art of the diss and can fuel fan wars based on lies.
How do you spot a fake? Listen closely for weird phrasing, audio glitches, or content that feels off-brand. Double-check the source! Tools exist to help, but they're not foolproof.
AI diss tracks threaten the integrity of hip-hop. They attack the heart of lyrical battles – authenticity. It's on us, fans and artists alike, to stay sharp. We have to protect the raw, human element that makes hip-hop powerful.
What do you think about this AI trend? Harmless fun, or a real problem? Share below!
The first pass on One Shot has detected significant tell tale signs of machine learned sound synthesis. It takes many passes to confirm. This is also based off of a small pool of Kendrick's work. Once he loads in a lot more the findings will be more definite.