I don’t generally listen to this genre but the other day I was at some local pizza joint and they had an all-country playlist going. Every single song we heard featured lyrics about:
driving, often specifically in a truck
nostalgia (either for summer, a beach, or camping)
alcohol (all but one song specifically about beer)
As I noticed this, I thought to myself that these songs could very easily be AI-generated. Of course this isn’t specific to country music, but it is funny to see this story just after I was thinking about it a few days ago.
I don’t generally listen to this genre but the other day I was at some local pizza joint and they had an all-country playlist going. Every single song we heard featured lyrics about:
As I noticed this, I thought to myself that these songs could very easily be AI-generated. Of course this isn’t specific to country music, but it is funny to see this story just after I was thinking about it a few days ago.
That one song was about whiskey, wasn’t it?
Surprisingly it was about getting wine-drunk
Barley wine though right?
Every pop country song has this sickeningly sweet vocal pitch correction that makes me want to throw up
Nashville country is a mistake
hey that bump is shaped like a deer!
Now a friend of mine named Steve Goodman wrote that song
And he told me it was the perfect country and western song.
Well, I wrote him back a letter and told him it could not be the perfect country and western song
Because he hadn’t said anything at all about mama,
or trains,
or trucks,
or prison,
or gettin’ drunk.
A classic
I found a YouTube link in your comment. Here are links to the same video on alternative frontends that protect your privacy:
It’s super formulaic, especially the “list of country stuff” songs
This is also the realest combination for humans though, but fuck trucks