Malaysian YouTuber uses ChatGPT to write song about Jay Chou
ChatGPT has taken the world by storm. From writing essays to novels, incredible artificial intelligence (AI) software has undoubtedly impressed users around the world.
But did you know that ChatGPT is also into music?
A group of Malaysian YouTubers tested it and inspired ChatGPT to write a song about none other than Jay Chou.
Not only did the AI bot create a catchy tune, but the lyrics also seem to cast a shadow over Chou.
The song successfully ranked as one of YouTube’s Top Songs of the Week.
ChatGPT writes a diss track about Jay Chou
On February 23, Chow wrote on Instagram, “Despite the power of artificial intelligence today, my particular musicality cannot be reproduced by machines. So I don’t think I’m worried about it.” No,’ he said. .
After seeing Chou’s post, Malaysian YouTuber SteadyGang, known for making Mandopop parodies, wanted to challenge his claims.
So they inspired ChatGPT to write a song about Chou. Interestingly, the AI bot ended up writing Chinese lyrics that seemed to overshadow Chou. The English translation of the song is as follows.
“We are fans of Jay Chou. His music means a lot.
But there are some lyrics and there are quite a few words that I can’t hear clearly. ”
Source: SteadyGang on YouTube
The AI bot seems to have hinted that Chou’s Chinese lyrics are poorly pronounced and he often mutters while singing.
Another part of the song also follows:
“You always make me so lost. What are you really singing?”
Source: SteadyGang on YouTube
These lyrics also focus on the difficulty of listening to his lyrics.
A chorus is a collection of gibberish
The icing on the cake was when ChatGPT wrote gibberish for the chorus. Perhaps he was recreating the confusion he had when he heard Chou sing.
The flow of the chorus is as follows.
Admiral Ryugu’s eternal love, pure love, dreaming of you
The crowd chanted sensationally, vie for favor, the pipa bled, waiting for me to enter the palace.
Grandma’s tears, Jean’s love is long, Chung’s lips are heavy
do you understand? Ah~”
When sung fast enough, it sounds like Chou rapping. But when I try to decipher the lyrics, it makes no sense at all.
The song became one of the top YouTube songs of the week
Since posting the music video for ChatGPT’s song on YouTube, the video has been viewed over 500,000 times.
It also became one of the top YouTube songs of the week.
Netizens were obsessed with the song, emphasizing that it sounds like something Jay Chou would produce.
Source: SteadyGang on YouTube
Moreover, other netizens were amazed at how good the song was. They emphasized that the song proved that ChatGPT’s songwriting skills cannot be overlooked.
Source: SteadyGang on YouTube
ChatGPT seems to have the power to overthrow even the King of Mandpop.
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Featured image adapted from SteadyGang on YouTube.
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