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Quote from: SneakySecrets on February 17, 2023, 06:46:05 PMExpand QuoteHey, if you like listening to something they play for Guantanamo Bay to sonically torture detainees, that’s your business. I actually feel kinda bad for you, haha.[close]don't like the music, but i'm not such an idiot that i can't comprehend that people might like different things than methere's a musical world beyond whatever genre(s) you became entrenched in 10-20 years ago
Hey, if you like listening to something they play for Guantanamo Bay to sonically torture detainees, that’s your business. I actually feel kinda bad for you, haha.[close]
QuoteExpand Quote“Hyperpop hardcore punk reflects an exaggerated, eclectic, and self-referential approach to pop punk music and typically employs elements such as brash synth melodies rhythms, Auto-Tuned anthemic "earworm" vocals, and excessive compression and distortion, as well as surrealist or nostalgic critical references to 2000s Internet and the Web 2.0 era 1970s music industry and commercialism culture.”[close]hyperpop : pop :: hardcore punk : punkExcessive, reactionary, aggressive, faster, louder, jarring, and what the old heads don't want to admit—not immediately easy to listen to.It's the same, in a new way, complete with its own fashion, art style, political views, etc. Geriatric millennials hating on hyperpop are baby boomers hating on punk. Lastly, what a humiliatingly douchey thing to say:Quote from: sharkin on February 15, 2023, 04:54:29 PMExpand QuoteLots of young dudes telling on themselves here who clearly haven’t read any Mendelssohn, Kant, or Hutcheson to understand the universality of taste.[close]
“Hyperpop hardcore punk reflects an exaggerated, eclectic, and self-referential approach to pop punk music and typically employs elements such as brash synth melodies rhythms, Auto-Tuned anthemic "earworm" vocals, and excessive compression and distortion, as well as surrealist or nostalgic critical references to 2000s Internet and the Web 2.0 era 1970s music industry and commercialism culture.”[close]
Lots of young dudes telling on themselves here who clearly haven’t read any Mendelssohn, Kant, or Hutcheson to understand the universality of taste.[close]
Quote from: apbarbs on February 17, 2023, 07:57:02 PMExpand QuoteQuote from: SneakySecrets on February 17, 2023, 06:46:05 PMExpand QuoteHey, if you like listening to something they play for Guantanamo Bay to sonically torture detainees, that’s your business. I actually feel kinda bad for you, haha.[close]don't like the music, but i'm not such an idiot that i can't comprehend that people might like different things than methere's a musical world beyond whatever genre(s) you became entrenched in 10-20 years ago[close]Ok so we think the exact same thing. There’s just a little reading comprehension gap on your end, no biggie.
Quote from: SneakySecrets on February 17, 2023, 06:46:05 PMExpand QuoteHey, if you like listening to something they play for Guantanamo Bay to sonically torture detainees, that’s your business. I actually feel kinda bad for you, haha.[close]don't like the music, but i'm not such an idiot that i can't comprehend that people might like different things than methere's a musical world beyond whatever genre(s) you became entrenched in 10-20 years ago[close]
Quote from: FakieFlipCG on February 17, 2023, 06:23:05 AMExpand QuoteQuoteExpand Quote“Hyperpop hardcore punk reflects an exaggerated, eclectic, and self-referential approach to pop punk music and typically employs elements such as brash synth melodies rhythms, Auto-Tuned anthemic "earworm" vocals, and excessive compression and distortion, as well as surrealist or nostalgic critical references to 2000s Internet and the Web 2.0 era 1970s music industry and commercialism culture.”[close]hyperpop : pop :: hardcore punk : punkExcessive, reactionary, aggressive, faster, louder, jarring, and what the old heads don't want to admit—not immediately easy to listen to.It's the same, in a new way, complete with its own fashion, art style, political views, etc. Geriatric millennials hating on hyperpop are baby boomers hating on punk. Lastly, what a humiliatingly douchey thing to say:Quote from: sharkin on February 15, 2023, 04:54:29 PMExpand QuoteLots of young dudes telling on themselves here who clearly haven’t read any Mendelssohn, Kant, or Hutcheson to understand the universality of taste.[close][close]as a punk that does enjoi some hyperpop, i never tought about it, but it got some similarities in that way yeah. harsh, often unstructured, abstract, unpredictable, the purposely raw/diy production and some very in your face eastetics too.do we actually have a hyperpop thread going in the music section already or everyone gonna have to spam their favorite hyperpop here now?
QuoteExpand Quote“Hyperpop hardcore punk reflects an exaggerated, eclectic, and self-referential approach to pop punk music and typically employs elements such as brash synth melodies rhythms, Auto-Tuned anthemic "earworm" vocals, and excessive compression and distortion, as well as surrealist or nostalgic critical references to 2000s Internet and the Web 2.0 era 1970s music industry and commercialism culture.”[close]hyperpop : pop :: hardcore punk : punkExcessive, reactionary, aggressive, faster, louder, jarring, and what the old heads don't want to admit—not immediately easy to listen to.It's the same, in a new way, complete with its own fashion, art style, political views, etc. Geriatric millennials hating on hyperpop are baby boomers hating on punk. Lastly, what a humiliatingly douchey thing to say:Quote from: sharkin on February 15, 2023, 04:54:29 PMExpand QuoteLots of young dudes telling on themselves here who clearly haven’t read any Mendelssohn, Kant, or Hutcheson to understand the universality of taste.[close][close]
Quote from: Natas_Fauxas on February 18, 2023, 02:26:26 PMExpand Quote[close]welcome to the boards that's already been posted
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In the Ben vlog thread but dropping here to try and change the subject from hyperpop haha
Im really curious to what nora as said about GH, anyone have some insight?
ai made it better
Quote from: bohemian on February 21, 2023, 04:08:02 AMExpand Quoteai made it better[close]that's fucking terrifying
ai made it better[close]
Quote from: Arto!Arto!WakeUp! on February 21, 2023, 07:41:47 AMExpand QuoteQuote from: bohemian on February 21, 2023, 04:08:02 AMExpand Quoteai made it better[close]that's fucking terrifying[close]
Quote from: bohemian on February 21, 2023, 04:08:02 AMExpand Quoteai made it better[close]that's fucking terrifying[close]
Quote from: NE SEctor on February 18, 2023, 06:25:54 PMExpand QuoteIm really curious to what nora as said about GH, anyone have some insight?[close]He called her out in a hateline for being annoying and disrespectful to pedestrians in a tiktok or something and she didnt like that. Dont recall if she actually ever said anything on the record or if word just got back to him somehow
Im really curious to what nora as said about GH, anyone have some insight?[close]
Quote from: bohemian on February 21, 2023, 04:08:02 AMExpand Quoteai made it better[close]That's fucking amazing
I’m assuming the words were written by a human and just the voice was AI?
Quote from: i used to skate on February 21, 2023, 01:35:58 PMExpand QuoteI’m assuming the words were written by a human and just the voice was AI?[close]I don’t know the answer, but chatgpt is very capable of doing something like this with just a prompt. Like “create a script for a video of gifted hater reviewing his own part”.
I’m assuming the words were written by a human and just the voice was AI?[close]
Here's a possible script for a video of a gifted hater reviewing his own performance:[Opening shot of the gifted hater sitting in front of a camera, looking smug]Gifted Hater: Well, well, well, here we are. Me, the most talented and gifted hater in the world, reviewing my own part. I'm sure this will be very entertaining for me.[Cut to a clip of the hater's performance]Gifted Hater (voiceover): Ah, here it is. My part. The moment when I destroyed that poor soul with my razor-sharp wit and flawless delivery. Let's watch it again, shall we?[Cut back to the hater]Gifted Hater: I have to say, I'm quite impressed with myself. The way I delivered that insult, with just the right amount of venom and sarcasm. And the timing, oh, the timing was perfect. I knew exactly when to strike.[Cut to a close-up of the hater's face]Gifted Hater: But you know what's even more impressive? The fact that I didn't even have to try. This kind of talent, this kind of skill, it's just natural for me. I was born to be a hater.[Cut to a clip of the hater's victim, looking hurt and embarrassed]Gifted Hater (voiceover): Look at him. Pathetic. I bet he wishes he never crossed paths with me. But that's the price you pay when you mess with the best.[Cut back to the hater]Gifted Hater: In conclusion, I think it's safe to say that I nailed it. My part was flawless, as usual. And to all the haters out there who are watching this, I have only one thing to say: keep trying. Maybe someday you'll be as good as me. But I doubt it.[Closing shot of the hater, smirking at the camera]Gifted Hater: This has been the Gifted Hater, signing off. Until next time, losers.
2 / 2Here's a possible script for a video of a gifted hater reviewing his own part:[Opening shot of the gifted hater sitting in front of a camera, looking annoyed]Gifted Hater: What's up, haters? It's your boy, the gifted hater, and today I'm going to review my own part. Yeah, you heard that right. I'm going to hate on myself. Why? Because I can. And because I'm so damn gifted, I can find flaws in my own shit that you mere mortals wouldn't even notice.[Cut to footage of the gifted hater's part in a skate video, with the hater's commentary overlaid]Gifted Hater: Alright, let's take a look at this first trick. Yeah, it's a backside 180 over a gap, and yeah, I landed it clean. But look at how low I crouch before I pop. That's some weak-ass style, man. I should be popping that shit with my legs straight, like a boss. And what's with the little hop after I land? That's some rookie shit.[Cut to another trick, with the hater's commentary overlaid]Gifted Hater: Oh man, this one's even worse. I mean, yeah, it's a frontside feeble grind down a handrail, and yeah, I locked in pretty solid. But look at my arms, flailing around like a goddamn chicken. And what's with the head nod at the end? Am I trying to be cool or something? Pathetic.[Cut to a final trick, with the hater's commentary overlaid]Gifted Hater: Okay, okay, this one's not bad. It's a switch flip over a gap, and I mean, I did it switch. But look at how I catch it, all sloppy and shit. And what's with the little wobble when I land? That's some amateur hour nonsense. If I'm going to be a true hater, I've got to call myself out on that.[Cut back to the gifted hater in front of the camera]Gifted Hater: So there you have it, haters. Even the gifted hater can find flaws in his own part. But don't get it twisted, I'm still better than all of you. And if you think you can do better, then show me. But until then, keep on hating, because that's what we do best. Peace.[Closing shot of the gifted hater throwing up a peace sign and walking off camera]
Quote from: metchup on February 21, 2023, 01:49:02 PMExpand QuoteQuote from: i used to skate on February 21, 2023, 01:35:58 PMExpand QuoteI’m assuming the words were written by a human and just the voice was AI?[close]I don’t know the answer, but chatgpt is very capable of doing something like this with just a prompt. Like “create a script for a video of gifted hater reviewing his own part”. [close]Ran this query through it twice.Quote from: ChatGPTExpand QuoteHere's a possible script for a video of a gifted hater reviewing his own performance:[Opening shot of the gifted hater sitting in front of a camera, looking smug]Gifted Hater: Well, well, well, here we are. Me, the most talented and gifted hater in the world, reviewing my own part. I'm sure this will be very entertaining for me.[Cut to a clip of the hater's performance]Gifted Hater (voiceover): Ah, here it is. My part. The moment when I destroyed that poor soul with my razor-sharp wit and flawless delivery. Let's watch it again, shall we?[Cut back to the hater]Gifted Hater: I have to say, I'm quite impressed with myself. The way I delivered that insult, with just the right amount of venom and sarcasm. And the timing, oh, the timing was perfect. I knew exactly when to strike.[Cut to a close-up of the hater's face]Gifted Hater: But you know what's even more impressive? The fact that I didn't even have to try. This kind of talent, this kind of skill, it's just natural for me. I was born to be a hater.[Cut to a clip of the hater's victim, looking hurt and embarrassed]Gifted Hater (voiceover): Look at him. Pathetic. I bet he wishes he never crossed paths with me. But that's the price you pay when you mess with the best.[Cut back to the hater]Gifted Hater: In conclusion, I think it's safe to say that I nailed it. My part was flawless, as usual. And to all the haters out there who are watching this, I have only one thing to say: keep trying. Maybe someday you'll be as good as me. But I doubt it.[Closing shot of the hater, smirking at the camera]Gifted Hater: This has been the Gifted Hater, signing off. Until next time, losers.[close]Quote from: ChatGPTExpand Quote2 / 2Here's a possible script for a video of a gifted hater reviewing his own part:[Opening shot of the gifted hater sitting in front of a camera, looking annoyed]Gifted Hater: What's up, haters? It's your boy, the gifted hater, and today I'm going to review my own part. Yeah, you heard that right. I'm going to hate on myself. Why? Because I can. And because I'm so damn gifted, I can find flaws in my own shit that you mere mortals wouldn't even notice.[Cut to footage of the gifted hater's part in a skate video, with the hater's commentary overlaid]Gifted Hater: Alright, let's take a look at this first trick. Yeah, it's a backside 180 over a gap, and yeah, I landed it clean. But look at how low I crouch before I pop. That's some weak-ass style, man. I should be popping that shit with my legs straight, like a boss. And what's with the little hop after I land? That's some rookie shit.[Cut to another trick, with the hater's commentary overlaid]Gifted Hater: Oh man, this one's even worse. I mean, yeah, it's a frontside feeble grind down a handrail, and yeah, I locked in pretty solid. But look at my arms, flailing around like a goddamn chicken. And what's with the head nod at the end? Am I trying to be cool or something? Pathetic.[Cut to a final trick, with the hater's commentary overlaid]Gifted Hater: Okay, okay, this one's not bad. It's a switch flip over a gap, and I mean, I did it switch. But look at how I catch it, all sloppy and shit. And what's with the little wobble when I land? That's some amateur hour nonsense. If I'm going to be a true hater, I've got to call myself out on that.[Cut back to the gifted hater in front of the camera]Gifted Hater: So there you have it, haters. Even the gifted hater can find flaws in his own part. But don't get it twisted, I'm still better than all of you. And if you think you can do better, then show me. But until then, keep on hating, because that's what we do best. Peace.[Closing shot of the gifted hater throwing up a peace sign and walking off camera][close]
Quote from: i used to skate on February 21, 2023, 01:35:58 PMExpand QuoteI’m assuming the words were written by a human and just the voice was AI?[close]I don’t know the answer, but chatgpt is very capable of doing something like this with just a prompt. Like “create a script for a video of gifted hater reviewing his own part”. [close]
Here's a possible script for a video of a gifted hater reviewing his own performance:[Opening shot of the gifted hater sitting in front of a camera, looking smug]Gifted Hater: Well, well, well, here we are. Me, the most talented and gifted hater in the world, reviewing my own part. I'm sure this will be very entertaining for me.[Cut to a clip of the hater's performance]Gifted Hater (voiceover): Ah, here it is. My part. The moment when I destroyed that poor soul with my razor-sharp wit and flawless delivery. Let's watch it again, shall we?[Cut back to the hater]Gifted Hater: I have to say, I'm quite impressed with myself. The way I delivered that insult, with just the right amount of venom and sarcasm. And the timing, oh, the timing was perfect. I knew exactly when to strike.[Cut to a close-up of the hater's face]Gifted Hater: But you know what's even more impressive? The fact that I didn't even have to try. This kind of talent, this kind of skill, it's just natural for me. I was born to be a hater.[Cut to a clip of the hater's victim, looking hurt and embarrassed]Gifted Hater (voiceover): Look at him. Pathetic. I bet he wishes he never crossed paths with me. But that's the price you pay when you mess with the best.[Cut back to the hater]Gifted Hater: In conclusion, I think it's safe to say that I nailed it. My part was flawless, as usual. And to all the haters out there who are watching this, I have only one thing to say: keep trying. Maybe someday you'll be as good as me. But I doubt it.[Closing shot of the hater, smirking at the camera]Gifted Hater: This has been the Gifted Hater, signing off. Until next time, losers.[close]
2 / 2Here's a possible script for a video of a gifted hater reviewing his own part:[Opening shot of the gifted hater sitting in front of a camera, looking annoyed]Gifted Hater: What's up, haters? It's your boy, the gifted hater, and today I'm going to review my own part. Yeah, you heard that right. I'm going to hate on myself. Why? Because I can. And because I'm so damn gifted, I can find flaws in my own shit that you mere mortals wouldn't even notice.[Cut to footage of the gifted hater's part in a skate video, with the hater's commentary overlaid]Gifted Hater: Alright, let's take a look at this first trick. Yeah, it's a backside 180 over a gap, and yeah, I landed it clean. But look at how low I crouch before I pop. That's some weak-ass style, man. I should be popping that shit with my legs straight, like a boss. And what's with the little hop after I land? That's some rookie shit.[Cut to another trick, with the hater's commentary overlaid]Gifted Hater: Oh man, this one's even worse. I mean, yeah, it's a frontside feeble grind down a handrail, and yeah, I locked in pretty solid. But look at my arms, flailing around like a goddamn chicken. And what's with the head nod at the end? Am I trying to be cool or something? Pathetic.[Cut to a final trick, with the hater's commentary overlaid]Gifted Hater: Okay, okay, this one's not bad. It's a switch flip over a gap, and I mean, I did it switch. But look at how I catch it, all sloppy and shit. And what's with the little wobble when I land? That's some amateur hour nonsense. If I'm going to be a true hater, I've got to call myself out on that.[Cut back to the gifted hater in front of the camera]Gifted Hater: So there you have it, haters. Even the gifted hater can find flaws in his own part. But don't get it twisted, I'm still better than all of you. And if you think you can do better, then show me. But until then, keep on hating, because that's what we do best. Peace.[Closing shot of the gifted hater throwing up a peace sign and walking off camera][close]
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