Brian Green

Soon you'll be able to take your favorite musicians and their songs and recreate them in your own voice.

So now these AI music platforms have now been cornered by the music industry is how I understood this.

And they are getting sued left and right.

And rather than, you know, if you can't beat them, join them, I guess is the way to put it.

So they are now going to feed all of these millions of songs that ASCAP has rights to, which is the big music rights owner.

and the publishing house.

And what they're going to do, I think, is then you're going to be able to say, give me Dr. Feelgood by Motley Crue, but use these lyrics in his voice.

And so you're going to be able to do that soon.

And that's less interesting to me, but I guess it'd be cool if we could take songs that we knew and make our own lyrics, I guess.

But then I'm paying the musicians, so at least I'm paying the musicians.

So you can hate me a little bit less.

They'll let you make the song, but I have to dub it.

I can't download it.

I have to play it through a loop, essentially, and record.

That's how I made the song the other day.

Yeah, Richard Greco had a song.

Let's see.

He was.

He was in 21 Jump Street.

Let's see.