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Looze Cannon Denies AI Use in Viral MJ Act
23 Oct
Summary
- Looze Cannon released a song titled "Big Michael Micheal".
- Fabio accused Cannon of using AI face and voice filters.
- Cannon denied the AI allegations, stating it is all him.
Detroit's Looze Cannon, a Michael Jackson impersonator, has turned his viral freestyles into a new record titled "Big Michael Micheal." The single, inspired by his fan-given nickname and own lyrics, is available for $1.99 and aims for wider digital distribution upon reaching 1,000 downloads.
Cannon, whose real name is Glen Cannon, has been performing as an MJ tribute artist since at least 2010. His past work includes music production and even tours at the Motown Museum. He previously gained online attention as "Bigo Jackson" on BIGO Live.
Amidst the song's release, a controversy emerged when fellow impersonator Fabio accused Looze Cannon of employing AI technology for his face and voice. This claim has been directly refuted by Cannon, who insists his act is authentic and "all me."
