“NostalgIA”, the song that made Bad Bunny explode with rage and features the voices of Daddy Yankee and Justin Bieber, what is FlowGPT?

Thanks to Artificial Intelligence, a song was created in which the voices of Justin Bieber, Bad Bunny and Daddy Yankee joined. The topic became viral on social networks, and the so-called “Bad Rabbit” did not take long to react to the creation.

Titled “NostalgIA,” the song premiered on YouTube and Spotify on October 4, but only recently went viral on TikTok. Coincidentally, nine days after the premiere, Bad Bunny released the album “Nobody knows what is going to happen tomorrow” on which he compiles 22 songs dedicated to his fans.

This creation of FlowGPT The Puerto Rican singer didn’t like it because there are those who think it’s a better song than his last album. Therefore, the artist expressed his anger in several messages published on his WhatsApp channel in which he even threatened his followers.

What is FlowGPT?

From the middle column of the Tikitakas As The song published on the YouTube channel under the name FlowGPT was reviewed, so the Spanish media clarified what it was about.

FlowGPT is not just a username, but a “prototype” for creating music with artificial intelligence, something that is also mentioned in the description of the video platform.

“FlowGPT is the first artist prototype based on AI GPT technology (Pre-trained Temazos Generator) and was created to compose global hits based on all the data available from the artist at the moment (streams, lyrics, news) delivering a pre-mixed DEMO so that can be interpreted by artists and becomes a global hit,” says YouTube.

According to data collected by El Heraldo de México with this medium, several creations were made in different forms such as:

The “NostalgIA” demo, which features the voice of Bad Bunny, has already surpassed half a million views on YouTube, adding to the anger of the artist who has already rejected the song that went viral.

“If you like that crappy song that’s viral on TikTok, exit (sic) this group immediately. You don’t deserve to be my friends and that’s why I made a new album, to get rid (sic) of such people. So chu chu, out,” reads one of his messages to followers. “I don’t want them on tour either,” he added.

At this time, none of the other two artists involved in “Nostalgia” have commented on the matter. (AND)