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simmer★yumeship★retweets 99.9% of the time★typo queen★ai art ≠ real art
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Joined December 2022
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★fka.jenny★ retweeted
Replying to @westsidemanii
I knew when they got up here praising Slur Slinging Slayyter but acting like Natanya was the second coming of the antichrist for unknowingly having ai in her music video
srry but i completely disagree, im so sick of the race to be the most niche and unique. Im tired of thinking about what others will think of my taste or what ill think of theirs
I do not gaf what others listen to i just wanna listen to music i like. Wether it be unique or not
★fka.jenny★ retweeted
some of yall lives need to get worse so you have something significant to complain about
★fka.jenny★ retweeted
Replying to @kosh_music @vivilization
that’s a very redundant relationship with music. music has always been an interactive art. if an option to change the bpm is anti art so is djing, remixing and sampling.
★fka.jenny★ retweeted
i think every musician/producer that falls into this line of thinking needs to look at the historical industry application of varispeed. many artists usually sweeten the final master, the way they released it wasn’t even the way they originally envisioned AND recorded it.
Replying to @Jake70380426580
artists make a song a certain way because that’s how they envisioned their art, now there’s a widely available feature that allows people to just arbitrarily speed songs up instead of forcing them to widen the scope of art they appreciate
some people think that music is a product that you can shove it to people "as-is" wth
imo, music, is to express yourself, your take, perspective, and opinion, as an art. and its valid for other people to have their take on YOUR opinon, in the form of remixes.
Replying to @Jake70380426580
artists make a song a certain way because that’s how they envisioned their art, now there’s a widely available feature that allows people to just arbitrarily speed songs up instead of forcing them to widen the scope of art they appreciate